Apart from Wheelchair Rugby, of course. Which is ace 'cos you see raspberries flopping about on the floor like gaffed fish and - apparently - don't have to feel guilty about laughing. Brilliant.
I haven't really got the whole Olympics thing, if I'm honest. It's the sport equivalent of Methadone, really.
the winner was a some dude who got silver in the real olypics but has his eye poked outwhat the fkin point of that (excuse the pun).
That's not sport. That's a freakshow, ffs. How's an honest, modern gentleman like yourself supposed to bet on c**tery like that, t?
Oh, and you are obliged to use the term 'inspirational' at least once when you mention it.
I did like that midget swimmer though, like the human equivalent of a penguin. Genius.
But I never doubted we would. For all our faults, we are really good at this **** and always have been. Never doubted for a moment we'd do the lympics well.
I just hate the idea of it making London a less vicious and hateful place. See, I love that about London.
I missed the whole thing, myself. I literally have no frame of reference, I'm like Steve Buscemi in The Big Lebowski.
I've watched a bit of the paras but to be honest, it's really difficult to tell what's wrong with most of them. I know badges would not be cool but in many ways it would have been helpful.
I have to be honest: it makes me vomit a bit, but I'm glad I live in a megacity that has nicer people than me in it.
Don't worry, it'll wear off soon enough.
I mentioned I was stabbed twice today and people audibly gasped.
Thierry Ennui wrote on Thu, 06 September 2012 23:13 I know badges would not be cool but in many ways it would have been helpful.
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