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Mon nez est retiré.
Not interested but I do have to say that when I'm channel surfing and stumble across it - I can't switch over!!
[Other Sport] Are you actually interested in the olympics?
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For the first time since 84 (missed the entire thing …. 2 weeks in San Antoni was a bit of a distraction), I’ve been disinterested.
Then we win medals and I suddenly like the Summer Olympics again.
Typical glory hunter.
Then we win medals and I suddenly like the Summer Olympics again.
Typical glory hunter.
1066familyman
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- Jan 15, 2008
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Road cycling, athletics, handball and volleyball for me.
Who won the gold - Grealish or Zaha?!
I'd watch all of it if I had time. It's not just the sports themselves but also the back stories, the host city showing itself off and the glory of watching the best doing their stuff. I mean I wouldn't pay to watch the diving or gymnastics world championships because they are not my thing, but the dedication these people show is worthy of people's time watching.
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I voted watch some of it, but I haven’t really yet. Can’t summon up any enthusiasm for TaeKwondo or Swimming.
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Normally yes but no crowds - the right decision - and time difference making it yes exciting.
Also the fact that BBC only have rights to show any two events at one time v Eurosport and Disney
+ being able to show as many as they want makes it likely the thing I want to watch I can’t watch live.
Also the fact that BBC only have rights to show any two events at one time v Eurosport and Disney
+ being able to show as many as they want makes it likely the thing I want to watch I can’t watch live.
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- May 5, 2008
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Swimming is the most boring "sport " in the world. Years ago I had a serious back condition and after consultation and treatment from a chiropractor I was advised to swim 3 times a week. Mon,Tue and Friday I would do an hour or so swimming after work, God it was the most miserable time of my life. The " Swim Lane" was populated by 50 year old overweight ladies who would do 5-6 lengths of the pool then get back out again without even getting their hair wet....no one smiled, no one laughed.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Sorry, that crown is taken, and will always be taken, by F1.
Maybe they should put that in the Olympics.
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Magoo, it's like you have zero vision.
Who said that?
Which swimming pool was this, just out of interest? And what are the opening times?
*asking for a friend, obvs.
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- May 5, 2008
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Which swimming pool was this, just out of interest? And what are the opening times?
*asking for a friend, obvs.
Your " friend " will have to use his imagination I'm afraid, the swimming pool is now a block of flats....where the Aquarena once stood..
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Let's face it though Brian, we have all danced with a few horses in our time. Just as you lip lock them, that big long hair that protrudes from their nose goes right up your hooter.
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If more people swam and looked after themselves we might not have an NHS service creaking under the weight of the clinically obese.
You can't beat the buzz of jumping into ice cold water and swimming a few lengths early morning when the pool's quiet. Fantastic.
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Enjoying the Taekwondo immensely. Never really watched it before.
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