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Re: The Olympics
Originally Posted by jackytoo
(Post 10179897)
yeah well said RM...lets ignore all the doom-mongers and trolls:thumbsup:
Must say though I have my concerns about the opening ceremony:fingerscrossed: I think much of the concern,my own included,relates to the sad corrupt track record of the Olympic organisation itself, which despite claims to the contrary,still appears to have done little to clean up its act. |
Re: The Olympics
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 10180101)
Credit where credits due, apart from the G4S fiasco, the UK powers that be appear to have done a decent job to get everything prepared and up and running in good time.
I think much of the concern,my own included,relates to the sad corrupt track record of the Olympic organisation itself, which despite claims to the contrary,still appears to have done little to clean up its act. |
Re: The Olympics
Originally Posted by anonimouse
(Post 10179869)
It's just a pity we aren't any good at competing anymore,:
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Re: The Olympics
Originally Posted by agoreira
(Post 10180215)
As we're talking about the Olympics, at the last one GB was fourth in the medal table, behind the big three, China, USA, and Russia, I wouldn't have said that was too bad. .
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Re: The Olympics
Originally Posted by Lionda
(Post 10179861)
Be deported :rofl: you are having a laugh ... they will receive a slap on the wrist, be found a house to live in and given a personal helper to assist them in what benefits to apply for :thumbdown:
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Re: The Olympics
Enjoy!
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Re: The Olympics
Got caught in my first Olympic traffic jam yesterday. Many sets of traffic lights have been re-phased to help the flow of traffic to the Olympic park, causing problems in surrounding areas. I was about 3 miles from the Park
Rush hours should be fun! Parts of the east London will be gridlocked. Fortunately I can avoid those areas or travel by train. Worth a few weeks of inconvenience though. |
Re: The Olympics
Have just been woken up by firstly a loud firework display in the distance followed by a helicopter passing directly over the house.
Hope this is not going to be a nightly occurence during the Olympics! |
Re: The Olympics
Originally Posted by johnnyone
(Post 10189130)
Have just been woken up by firstly a loud firework display in the distance followed by a helicopter passing directly over the house.
Hope this is not going to be a nightly occurence during the Olympics! perhaps they were celebrating the Spanish team arriving in London ?? So what will be the excuse for 4 days of Jazz Festival ?? but no helicopter :( |
Re: The Olympics
I am really struggling to read some posts.... I'm not alone am I?
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Re: The Olympics
Big bother already I see with the North Korean ladies football team.
They refused to kick off and walked off the pitch in Glasgow after the South Korean flag was shown next to their names. :ohmy: |
Re: The Olympics
Trust the Scottish:)
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Re: The Olympics
:zzz:
Originally Posted by jackytoo
(Post 10193094)
Trust the Scottish:)
It's about the equivalent of showing the US flag over the Russian team, or maybe even worse than that. :eek: Certainly know how to rub folk up the wrong way, those Glaswegians. |
Re: The Olympics
The GB womens team beat New Zealand, so a good start..
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Re: The Olympics
Originally Posted by mikelincs
(Post 10193143)
The GB womens team beat New Zealand, so a good start..
That was more than enough for me. Now if they'd turned out in hot pants or thongs as Seb Blatter suggested,I might even have stretched the 5 minutes to 10. :thumbsup: |
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