Is it now a requirement that if you host the Olympic Games, during the Opening Ceremony, you have to have someone get picked up by wires and do crazy flips through the air?
Something I've noticed...
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Yeah, probably.
Better then watching that person's cables snap and fall face first into the ground.
Hang on a mo'...
Better then watching that person's cables snap and fall face first into the ground.
Hang on a mo'...
No, But i want to do that.
To be honest, I always saw canada as a place thats full of Fake Frenchies, And thats REALLY cold. So the more i watch the olympic games, The more i think..."this whole intro thing is written by the tourism board, Its a country, Not a new plane of existance"
And because i couldnt resist:
To be honest, I always saw canada as a place thats full of Fake Frenchies, And thats REALLY cold. So the more i watch the olympic games, The more i think..."this whole intro thing is written by the tourism board, Its a country, Not a new plane of existance"
And because i couldnt resist:
Thats what she said.[/I]Poomanchu745 said:
Let me visualize that for a moment. *Visualizes*presidentjlh said:
Where's the guy with the high powered scoped rifle when you need him?!
The reason they do that i because no one really watches the Olympic that much anymore so it's to add flashyness and watchability
Same. Unfortunately, thanks to the stupidity of NBC, I will not be able to see the first hockey game between the US and Canada.Lord of Maggots said:
Instead, NBC will be showing ice dancing
I'm a big Pittsburgh Penguins fan, and since Sidney Crosby and Marc-Andre Fleury are playing for Canada and Brooks Orpik is playing for the US, I was really looking forward to the US/Canada game, so my expression was more the "rage" guy (fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu).guess who said:
Even more stunning is NBC is the only major network that ever broadcast hockey to begin with.
Well, even if we're not as big into hockey, it is still a fairly popular sport here. It just angers me that they think ice dancing is a better draw than a clash between two of the great powers in Olympic hockey.guess who said: