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    Quote Originally Posted by Tubby & Peanut's Mom
    Bodi who?

    And drat for Apollo.

    Way to go Flying Tomato! Now if I could only remember how to say that in Italian......

    Oh, and I really don't like cocky athletes. The US guy (from Texas) who won the speed skating - don't remember his name - 3 1/2 years ago he decided he wanted to skate in the Olympics. Now that he won he's saying this has been a life long dream. How does 3 1/2 years translate into life long? He's another cocky one I don't like, probably why I don't remember his name.
    Bode Miller and Daron Rahlves made HUGE mistakes by using the skis they did.

    Ohno did do the right thing by going on.......A crash involving the other racers may have gotten him into the next round.....

    I thought about that guys comment too....He was an in-line skater before-and they do compete for world championships in that sport...so maybe he was confused....I do think we all watch and say, "I can do that....."

    Oh and what was with Yoko Ono??

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    I watched most of the opening ceramonies on a Canadian station. The US stations had a tape delay. I loved the big moon and the big sun at the beginning and the dancing trees - they were funny. I also loved the people who moved around and created a skiier. That was cool. I wasn't sure about Yoko Ono either. I watched the lighting of the olympic flame. I don't know who actually lite it though. They said it in French and I don't know French.

    That's all I watched. I thought it was pretty good.

    So far, Bode's been a disappointment. But he has a few more runs so I hope he can do better. The women's ice skating is doing awesome. Several NH girls are on the team and have scored.

    I always want to run a marathon when I watch the olympics. They're all so inspiring (as I sit on my couch and eat pretzils).

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    There is a thread on one of the boards just now about the worst pain you have ever suffered. Well, if I see that Chinese figure skater's knee-twisting, split-performing, barrier-crunching fall just once more! Do they have to keep showing it?

    I don't know about her, but I can't walk properly at the moment!

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    The Olympics are fine but, don't you think televising them almost
    24/7 is a bit much.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lizbud
    The Olympics are fine but, don't you think televising them almost
    24/7 is a bit much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lizbud
    The Olympics are fine but, don't you think televising them almost
    24/7 is a bit much.
    Who's televising them 24/7? I don't know how many times in the past week that I've tried NBC, USA, CNBC, and MSNBC to find no Olympic coverage of ANYTHING. I guess maybe I should see when the programming is on rather than just try random luck.

    Any Googler's out there? Their google logo has been changing daily with different Olympic drawings. Today the two O's are two curling stones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by catland
    Who's televising them 24/7? I don't know how many times in the past week that I've tried NBC, USA, CNBC, and MSNBC to find no Olympic coverage of ANYTHING. I guess maybe I should see when the programming is on rather than just try random luck.

    Any Googler's out there? Their google logo has been changing daily with different Olympic drawings. Today the two O's are two curling stones.
    Today's google is cute with the little curling stones. I normally watch a Canadian station for Olympic coverage because it's more up to the minute than USA station.
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    I just checked it out. That's neat!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Killearn Kitties
    There is a thread on one of the boards just now about the worst pain you have ever suffered. Well, if I see that Chinese figure skater's knee-twisting, split-performing, barrier-crunching fall just once more! Do they have to keep showing it?

    I don't know about her, but I can't walk properly at the moment!
    I haven't seen this yet. Guess it will be shown repeatedly on tonight's primetime showing of events.

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    kk,

    Years ago an american football player had his leg snapped when another player hit him. THAT was pretty nasty.....

    The other nasty thing that I remember from sports was the gal that won the Singles Women's medal in Salt Lake. She took off her shoe and her foot was really deformed from how tightly the skates were laced on her feet from childhood..


    That grossed me out!
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    I cannot find the pics of the silver and bronze medal. Or didn't youpost these Richard?
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    Bode Miller just got disqualified.
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