The Olympics - I'm ashamed to admit...
08 August 2016, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by dpb
Bit of fluff has now been forced to cover up with pair bell bottom trousers. Lol
http://www.pornhub.com/view_video.ph...key=2046750040
12 August 2016, 10:44 PM
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Looks like the Brazilians aren't too interested in the Olympics either. The Athletics started today to a near empty stadium -- I remember watching the first days athletics in London 2012 (Jess Ennis!) and the stadium was rammed....
13 August 2016, 08:26 PM
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Ok.I'm wavering.Mainly due to Phelps.An Olympian proper
14 August 2016, 08:04 AM
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Well done Mo 
I wonder how Lasse would have fared against him ?!
Or indeed the other African guys
I wonder how Lasse would have fared against him ?!
Or indeed the other African guys
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14 August 2016, 11:37 AM
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Was a good day in the velodrome yesterday by all accounts.
14 August 2016, 11:42 AM
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Hats off to Mo! Most athletes would have accepted defeat after falling over against that lot. To take a tumble and then come back and win it, at Olympic level, is nothing short of legendary. Having watched Mo at the anniversary games a few weeks ago, he is indeed a machine LOL!!!!
Lost all respect for Bradley Wiggins after he acted like a complete **** during the national anthem.
Anyone else see the German discuss gold-medal winner during his national anthem. Couldn't have been more disrespectful if he'd have tried.
Lost all respect for Bradley Wiggins after he acted like a complete **** during the national anthem.
Anyone else see the German discuss gold-medal winner during his national anthem. Couldn't have been more disrespectful if he'd have tried.
14 August 2016, 12:12 PM
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Well following my OP I have to say that I am belatedly enjoying much of the games. Time difference is a pain and I find I go to bed late, turn on R5 to wait for a race and usually fall asleep before it starts 
My viewing on TV was not much better as I watched on BBC1 who then said switch to 4 for more competitions. I am probably the only one in the country who didn't realise that they meant BBC Four and not Channel 4 
But well done to Mo, the wheelie boys and the rowers
David
My viewing on TV was not much better as I watched on BBC1 who then said switch to 4 for more competitions. I am probably the only one in the country who didn't realise that they meant BBC Four and not Channel 4 But well done to Mo, the wheelie boys and the rowers
David
14 August 2016, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by neil-h
...Was a good day in the velodrome yesterday by all accounts.
The French, yet again, can't understand how GB time the peaking of the athletes for the Olympics every 4 years. Last time it was magic 'non-circular' wheels (despite them being French made lol)... This time concealed magnetic drive motors.
14 August 2016, 01:06 PM
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The feeling you get watching the team GB men's and women's cyclists (and rowers) must be what the Germans feel like watching football
The cycling last night was fantastic - especially the girls team pursuit (and Kelly James too)
The cycling last night was fantastic - especially the girls team pursuit (and Kelly James too)
14 August 2016, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by hodgy0_2
The feeling you get watching the team GB men's and women's cyclists (and rowers) must be what the Germans feel like watching football
Oh, if only that feeling could be fostered for the England football team.
Originally Posted by hodgy0_2
The cycling last night was fantastic - especially the girls team pursuit (and Kelly James too)
14 August 2016, 08:49 PM
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^^^ He got double gold... Within 40 mins! Plus Louis got silver.
Rose got gold in the golf.
Gold and silver in the sailing.
Murray with a good chance of retaining his title.
Plus looks like good chance of gold in the women's cycling. Plus possible silver, too.
Then we have Cav in the men's Omnium.
Plus a guaranteed gold and silver in the men's pursuit.
Forget "Super Saturday 2012"; this is "Sensational Sunday"!
Unsurprisingly, we're now above China, in 2nd!
Rose got gold in the golf.
Gold and silver in the sailing.
Murray with a good chance of retaining his title.
Plus looks like good chance of gold in the women's cycling. Plus possible silver, too.
Then we have Cav in the men's Omnium.
Plus a guaranteed gold and silver in the men's pursuit.
Forget "Super Saturday 2012"; this is "Sensational Sunday"!
Unsurprisingly, we're now above China, in 2nd!
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14 August 2016, 10:04 PM
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^^^ He got double gold... Within 40 mins! Plus Louis got silver.
Rose got gold in the golf.
Gold and silver in the sailing.
Murray with a good chance of retaining his title.
Plus looks like good chance of gold in the women's cycling. Plus possible silver, too.
Then we have Cav in the men's Omnium.
Plus a guaranteed gold and silver in the men's pursuit.
Forget "Super Saturday 2012"; this is "Sensational Sunday"!
Unsurprisingly, we're now above China, in 2nd!
Rose got gold in the golf.
Gold and silver in the sailing.
Murray with a good chance of retaining his title.
Plus looks like good chance of gold in the women's cycling. Plus possible silver, too.
Then we have Cav in the men's Omnium.
Plus a guaranteed gold and silver in the men's pursuit.
Forget "Super Saturday 2012"; this is "Sensational Sunday"!
Unsurprisingly, we're now above China, in 2nd!
First Hinkley and now this. Gonna be a few unhappy ******
d
