bmwracer wrote:
Judy Dench was "M," not Moneypenny. :)
Samantha bond was the last one I think.
Finally team GB get a medal!
Started by dochira · 7 Jul 2005 · 1,545 replies
bmwracer wrote:
Judy Dench was "M," not Moneypenny. :)
kenjilina wrote:Finally team GB get a medal!
kenjilina wrote:
Samantha bond was the last one I think.
Finally team GB get a medal!
Wynter wrote:
Yea, same for Canada :woot:
I thought we'd have to wait until eight days into the games to get one, like we had to in Beijing. :beaten:
kenjilina wrote:well, team gb were expecting gold on the first day in the cycle road race but they bombed! :beaten:
bmwracer wrote:
Yup... And no one expected that 38-year old from Kazakstan to win.
kenjilina wrote:
well, team gb were expecting gold on the first day in the cycle road race but they bombed! :beaten:
proof i suppose that in sport anything can happen.
Eve wrote:This could be as easily posted in the What Bothers You The Most thread.
:banghead:
The reporters giving our Swimming team grief because they got the Silver not Gold makes me furious. :angry:
As if the Silver is nothing? :shocked:
As if they hadnt tried their best but the French team was inspired and obviously having a great day.
The press are a bunch of idiots. :beatyou:
Tu_triky wrote:What do you expect? Most Americans cannot even spell Silver.
Wynter wrote:
No kidding. Look what happened in Men's Gymnastics. I'm still in shock! They're gonna be talking about this for weeks.
For the record, I'm glad Japan got the Silver. I was cheering for them to get Gold, but China deserved it. All the booing that happened when Great Britain realized they weren't actually getting the Silver, like announced, was not what Japan deserved. They earned that silver. Still, I can understand how Britain feels. To lose the silver to a team originally ranking 4th is so not expected.
kenjilina wrote:
yes the gymnastics was quite tense in the end. for me i was rooting for both nations, being half japanese an' all, but japan were correct in querying the judges omission of scoring the dismount. in the end gb got a medal they weren't expecting so everyone should be happy. :mrgreen:
i suspect the crowd were booing because they weren't told why. :beaten:
bmwracer wrote:
Yup.
Have to say there's a number of times where I'm happy the US doesn't win the gold and gets a big taste of humble pie.
Eve wrote:
I wish any athlete from any country to be admired for their excellence and commitment. I'd never wish any to lose. But I am proud to say I feel a special thrill when America wins. I am an American, Our athletes do it by choice or their families choice. Not taken as children because they are suited to it. But I was also thrilled for France when their men exceeded their usual best and won the gold. And Japan for getting the silver they rightfully won.
Tu_triky wrote:
They need a fourth place medal made of Tin. When the athletes go home they can recycle it and receive a small order of fries from McDonald's in exchange.
Eve wrote:
Being a true patriot I ate at Mickey Ds today. :beaten:
Tu_triky wrote:
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