I can never unsee it
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Godzilladelph
I fucking love the world SportsBall™ championships. my favorite is when the team from my country scored a point against that team from that other country. YEAH NATIONALISM
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UK
It's very London-centric, will it benefit places outside London? I like the sports, though I think it's incredibly over-commercialised. 'McDonalds' and 'Coca-cola' being sponsorships for promoting fitness and health? Surely that's a joke.
Last edited by CS (Jul 28, 2012 10:45 am)
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Brunswick, GA USA
I prefer the winter games, though there are a few things that you can't watch on TV until another 4 years go by, that's what I look for.
Last edited by chunter (Jul 28, 2012 12:58 pm)
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µB wrote:
I like the olympics because it throws the UK into a hefty debt, allows them to move in the military, mount missile launchers on private homes, arrest people who committed thoughtcrime and sweep the streets clean of homeless and hookers. Finally the UK authorities can be the dicks they always wanted to be.
rock on! 
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Austin, Texas
SketchMan3 wrote:
All the stuff I want to see they don't show on TV
It's ok dude, I bribed a guy to put cameras in the olympic village showers, I'll get you guys copies of the tapes later.
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uhajdafdfdfa
politics aside, who is watching the road race???
it is exciting
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Austin, Texas
I keep forgetting that is today. 
I used to be a bike racer myself, but I burned out really hard, so I can't really be arsed now. It's cool that Wiggins won the TdF, though.
Edit: Who's on the American team this year?
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uhajdafdfdfa
Telerophon wrote:
I keep forgetting that is today.
I used to be a bike racer myself, but I burned out really hard, so I can't really be arsed now. It's cool that Wiggins won the TdF, though.
Edit: Who's on the American team this year?
i saw TEJAY VAN GARDEREN attack today and i would guess DAVE ZABRISKIE would be in the time trial. not sure outside of that. america is not really a great cycling nation apart from the obvious exception. 
) but tejay looks like a bright hope for the future
congratulations vinikourov
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ant1 wrote:
america is not really a great cycling nation apart from the obvious exception.
Oh, I am well aware.
I am glad to hear that Dave Zabriskie is still racing, I love that guy. :3