I can't beleive there is no thread on this!
Who else is loving watching the olympics as much as I am?
Whats your favs to watch?
I like the skiing, snowboardning, hockey, figure skating, speed skating... well OK I think all of it, but you get the idea.
That guy from TX was awesome who just picked up speed skating 4 years ago!
So sad about Kwan having to withdraw...
The snowboarding is so awesome and Shaun White (Flying Tomato) is so like ..dude.. lol
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Kisa - Posts: 2927
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i've watched a ton of the olympics so far. comments:
i liked snowboarding, skiing, speed skating, and luge (i didn't watch much figure skating nor hockey)
the fireworks in the opening program were teh awesome!
that one figure skating incident with the chinese team was incredible! 2nd place on a hurt ankle!
i liked snowboarding, skiing, speed skating, and luge (i didn't watch much figure skating nor hockey)
the fireworks in the opening program were teh awesome!
that one figure skating incident with the chinese team was incredible! 2nd place on a hurt ankle!
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I have no TV so I am watching in snippets. I like the ice skating and skiing. The Americans are doing somewhat oddly this year, but barring a good competitor form the US, I root for Italy.
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I'm having a good time watching it here and there. Man, how 'bout that Apolo Ohno? It's too bad he screwed up in that one race, but I can't help rooting for the guy because he's smokin' hot. :p (Please tell me he's at least 18 years old...I'm gonna feel like a sicko if he's like, 15 or something.)
Is it just me or are they showing the figure skating way too sporadically? I mean, I can't keep up because I never know when they're going to be showing it! I've only seen like, a few pairs and a couple of guys skate. It's frustrating -_-
Is it just me or are they showing the figure skating way too sporadically? I mean, I can't keep up because I never know when they're going to be showing it! I've only seen like, a few pairs and a couple of guys skate. It's frustrating -_-
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Kisa wrote:I can't beleive there is no thread on this!
http://www.christiananime.net/showthread.php?t=30682 A thread posted only 2 days before... :/
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Tenshi no Ai wrote:http://www.christiananime.net/showthread.php?t=30682 A thread posted only 2 days before... :/
Whoops... *sweat*
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Puguni wrote:I seem to only catch Curling...and even though it's a pretty slow sport, I still get excited over it. I don't even know how the rules go.
It gets a lot of airtime up here in Canada; the teams are big news.
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