EPTAnd now I can't stop laughing at the mental image of Stephen Harper coming out of a tube in a mario outfit doing bye bye.
[Olympics] Rio de Janeiro 2016 - Page 79
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Nakajin
Canada8989 Posts
And now I can't stop laughing at the mental image of Stephen Harper coming out of a tube in a mario outfit doing bye bye. | ||
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Tresher
Germany404 Posts
I´m also super hyped for the Olympic Games in Tokyo,Japan now after the Teaser they showed. I love this country and Im sure it will be one of the greatest events (if not even the best) ever. It will be a great mix between modern and traditional elements which Japan is known for. | ||
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Jerubaal
United States7684 Posts
Also that Bronze wrestling match between Uzbekistan and Mongolia was pretty strange. I think it was a clear case of fleeing and I don't really have any sympathy. There might have been some inter-country rivalry that caused some of it. | ||
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Elurie
4716 Posts
Will the event actually be -in- Tokyo, or more like outlier cities? I'm curious about where they're gonna build the Olympic Park. | ||
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DucK-
Singapore11447 Posts
On August 22 2016 07:55 WolfintheSheep wrote: Pretty much? Well if American Football was in the Olympics, it would literally be the US vs Canada. At least other countries actually care enough about Basketball to have teams. Baseball was worse, but I doubt Basketball will last very long. Unless the US is funneling giant wads of cash to the IOC for it or something. Football obviously refers to the sport where 22 men kick a spherical ball around using their foot, and not that rugby lookalike XD | ||
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada17220 Posts
On August 22 2016 12:16 Jerubaal wrote: It's quite disturbing how so many people think it's ok to make racist/nationalistic comments...as long as they are against whites/Americans. Also that Bronze wrestling match between Uzbekistan and Mongolia was pretty strange. I think it was a clear case of fleeing and I don't really have any sympathy. There might have been some inter-country rivalry that caused some of it. Around here USA-bashing is a hobby. Of course, everyone ignores that New York state is often the #1 customer of everything we produce. i've competed with other canadians for contracts with american companies and won simply because i don't mindlessly and continuously USA-bash. i'd add american christians to that list. i'm not religious at all.. i don't follow it.. read about it.. i don't know many details about any religions. i do know that its open season on american christians. u can trash the shit out of anything christian and everyone is supposed to laugh. i believe in the separation of church and state. that's all churches not just the christian church. | ||
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Vindicare605
United States16118 Posts
I mean hey at least most people outside the US have a good or fair opinion of Californians which is what I am so I can't take the USA bashing TOO personally, I bash people from other states all the time and I know they do it to us too. Just part of the world. | ||
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Garbels
Austria653 Posts
On August 22 2016 12:16 Jerubaal wrote: It's quite disturbing how so many people think it's ok to make racist/nationalistic comments...as long as they are against whites/Americans. For a thread revolving around nations competing against each other I think this one has been quite tame. Point some of these comments out I want to know if I am just used to this sort of thing or if you are exaggerating. | ||
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FacelessScandinavian
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FacelessScandinavian
22 Posts
On August 22 2016 02:45 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: Holy drama. In wrestling, the Mongolian wrestler had the match won and started celebrating/cheering in the final seconds. This was then penalized by the judges, awarding the medal to his opponent. The reaction of the outraged mongolian coaches is legendary. The croud also starts chanting Mongolia in support lol https://streamable.com/v9ki (prude british commentator alert) This is golden :DDD | ||
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two_sheds
Croatia104 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18571 Posts
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TheNewEra
Germany3128 Posts
On August 22 2016 20:40 sharkie wrote: Huge props for the Mongolian athlete who accepted the decision and even congratulated the Uzbek. We're does he accept it? There is a reason why the Mongolian doesn't give his hand to the referee at the end. He protests the result. The fact that he congratulates the Uzbek is more like: "This result is rigged. But it's not your fault" | ||
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Scarecrow
Korea (South)9172 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18571 Posts
On August 22 2016 21:45 TheNewEra wrote: We're does he accept it? There is a reason why the Mongolian doesn't give his hand to the referee at the end. He protests the result. The fact that he congratulates the Uzbek is more like: "This result is rigged. But it's not your fault" That's your way of seeing it. My way of seeing it that he doesnt stand next to the ref because he is bitter at himself for screwing it up and wants to disappear in a bottomless hole. | ||
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Jerubaal
United States7684 Posts
On August 22 2016 16:49 Garbels wrote: For a thread revolving around nations competing against each other I think this one has been quite tame. Point some of these comments out I want to know if I am just used to this sort of thing or if you are exaggerating. It wasn't here. I haven't seen anything here that I can recall. | ||
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TheNewEra
Germany3128 Posts
On August 22 2016 21:53 sharkie wrote: That's your way of seeing it. My way of seeing it that he doesnt stand next to the ref because he is bitter at himself for screwing it up and wants to disappear in a bottomless hole. Fair enough, definitely possible. Though in wrestling not giving your hand at the hand actually is the sign for "I protest the result". If it wasn't for that I would definitely agree with you. | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On August 22 2016 11:39 Tresher wrote: I´m also super hyped for the Olympic Games in Tokyo,Japan now after the Teaser they showed. I love this country and Im sure it will be one of the greatest events (if not even the best) ever. It will be a great mix between modern and traditional elements which Japan is known for. FYI Japan has a pretty sizeable population of Brazilians too because alot of the third gen Jap-Brazilians and Brazilians in general started moving to Japan as fresh labor when Japan was peaking economically. | ||
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andrewlt
United States7702 Posts
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zeo
Serbia6334 Posts
On August 23 2016 04:22 andrewlt wrote: Hoping for a Pokemon Go marathon in Tokyo 2020. You have all 150 spread out in a 26.2 mile track. First person to catch them all gets gold. There will probably be 700 pokemon in that game by 2020 | ||
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