tetsuoxb said:The best is still the flying arrow from Barcelona.
Saoh said:
apparently the arrow did get in. fuck the arrow, THIS was amazing.
jett said:All in all this was pretty disappointing compared to the epicness of athens's opening ceremoy. Man now THAT was amazing.
Karakand said:THERE IS MY GOOSE STEPPING
THERE ARE MY UNIFORMED MILITARY
I AM ENTERTAINED
jett said:All in all this was pretty disappointing compared to the epicness of athens's opening ceremoy. Man now THAT was amazing.
doodyball5 said:anyone know where I can see the different coutnry entrances?
SnowWolf said:Oh wow, the arrow didn't go in? My life's been a lie for the past 16 years.
0OoO0 said:I liked Athen's too but it's torch lighting at the end was disappointing
http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=TY4Y96rwL58
SnowWolf said:I don't see any way London can top that. Bravo!
jett said:All in all this was pretty disappointing compared to the epicness of athens's opening ceremoy. Man now THAT was amazing.
Gary Whitta said:What are the events worth watching this weekend?
Gary Whitta said:This is making me want to watch Animalympics.
Bolt Jenkins is still my favorite, with Kurt Wuffner a close second.cilonen said:
Gary Whitta said:What are the events worth watching this weekend?
Yes, it is very diverse course with one nasty, 10 kilometer long climb. Multiply that with seven (seven laps), add not so healthy air and you have a hell coursesonarrat said:Men's cycling road race is tomorrow, it's supposed to be one of the hardest courses ever used in the Olympics so you'll see a lot of well-paid athletes suffering like dogs.
Are we talking about because of the smog or other factors? There were some cyclists complaining after the an Olympic trail in September that the air was the reason they didn't finish.sonarrat said:Men's cycling road race is tomorrow, it's supposed to be one of the hardest courses ever used in the Olympics so you'll see a lot of well-paid athletes suffering like dogs.
Wes said:More than one billion people watched this? That's gotta be up there in the records.
Nolan. said:Well over here they were expecting 4billion...
Wes said:The Spanish looked cool in the athletes parade.
Good to hear such cheers for Chinese Taipei and Iraq.
SnowWolf said:I don't see any way London can top that. Bravo!
Or we could get some of the local chavs to steal a few cars, joyride them into the centre of the stadium, then set fire to them before being chased away by the police. We can be the first (and only!) nation to use a wrecked Ford Escort to hold the Olympic Flame.cilonen said:The gf and I thought something along these lines: Stadium goes pitch black, then the floodlights all slam on, illuminating a flock of sheep on the central field, a gnarled and wizened highland borders farmer comes on with his trusty collie who then proceeds to spellbindingly herd the sheep into a pen at one end responding only to whistles and calls from the farmer. Just as the last sheep is rounded up, the farmer closes the gate and flicks the butt of his roll-up into the nearby cauldron, thus lighting the olympic flame. Job done.
chickensoup said:Or we could get some of the local chavs to steal a few cars, joyride them into the centre of the stadium, then set fire to them before being chased away by the police. We can be the first (and only!) nation to use a wrecked Ford Escort to hold the Olympic Flame.
skybaby said:It wasn't live in the US TV? WTF? Here in Brazil 2 different OTA channels had it live AND in HD. Plus another one in cable also in HD. What the hell?