Denmark is only good at homosex sports, badminton and handball.
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Australia
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jackdarton wrote:
There's so many people from countries other than those in the UK who just plain didn't understand what the opening ceremony was about. Mostly Americans if I'm honest, people who thrive on congregating and circle jerking about their mutual confusion instead of doing some research. Maybe the lesser minded people would have enjoyed fireworks and explosions a bit more 
For me and many others, the opening ceremony was amazing, and a perfect representation of British culture. Danny Boyle did an epic job.
For me and many others, the opening ceremony was amazing, and a perfect representation of British culture. Danny Boyle did an epic job.
Thanks for the explanation. It's not surprising that my parents didn't understand what's going on then
puszka321 wrote:
please video
MK211 wrote:
I really like the nos coming out of the rims
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J_HUI wrote:
Aus free to air TV suck, it's Australia this, Australia that.
Do want to watch team USA/ basketball, but instead all they do is whinge about how we didn't get gold in swimming 3 days ago and constantly having replays on.
Do want to watch team USA/ basketball, but instead all they do is whinge about how we didn't get gold in swimming 3 days ago and constantly having replays on
.Rates: 1 stolen 4 very bad 6 acceptable 7 realistic + nice 8 very good 9 awesome 10 awesome + epic
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Well, as the Olympics are nearly over, I guess I want to put one more question to you, If you could COMPETE in any Olympic sport, what would you choose?
Mine is Cycling, I have always enjoyed it and am seriously considering becoming a professional, but that's another story.
Mine is Cycling, I have always enjoyed it and am seriously considering becoming a professional, but that's another story.
