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 Sports..your favorites..Don't prove me wrong buddy!!LOL.. |
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most definitely....cycling I ride the bike myself and I love to watch pro cycling on television as well Right now I am watching the Tour de France, sheer heroism what these guys display each day. Going downhill with 50-60 miles an hour. Lost my interest in soccer and tennis and this is replaced by the NFL. |
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last year... Sorry, Porko, but when I watch Cycling, I'm hoping that they crash in a major pile up and half of 'em fall over a cliff... |
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such as chains, as they pedaled past other cyclers... |
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If you ride the bike yourself, basically only wearing a helmet, go downhill with something like 40-45 miles an hour (20-25 on average) than you don't enjoy these guys going down to the ground. These pro's go somewhere around 50-65 miles. This years tour has had a lot of casualties already, about 20 of em dropped out. One Dutch guy broke three ribs, ruptured his kidney and splean and he is in bad shape. This Dutch lady pro, fell in The lady Giro d'Italia, broke her collar bone and managed to keep riding for 3 days straight. Nope, do not enjoy a bit..... |
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years... Very cool guy who tells us great stories from those days... His son, however, is in France right now working the event as a handheld camera operator... As an engineer in that field, I should have made an attempt to work it... Lately, I'm getting the urge to travel. |
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Cycling tour. I'm rooting for Bradley Wiggins this year. |
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that "pile up/over a cliff" comment... Bradley Wiggins, eh? Sounds good to me... I was rooting for Andy Murray in tennis, so I'll be pulling for Wiggins in cycling... Let me know when it's over. |
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Surely everyone's favourite sport is cricket isn't it? |
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Aye pete I also like the new guy, Peter Sagan. I don't suppose he really has a chance against the veterans, but; I'd be thrilled to see him win a few more stages. |
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Yep, last year Wouter Weylandt was killed in a crash in the Giro d'Italia, he was only 26. Hmmm Cricket, don't think so. Not really into sports where they round up and start having lunch.....only to continue a few hours later. btw, what's that with calling every game a test? When are they done testing....? Wiggins is great, so is Froome. But can someone tell Bradley that sideburns are out of style since a year of 35 |
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Why I left home the scene the town's roundabout has been destroyed to make way for traffic lights and a pedestrianised zone a great improvement to any right minded person. This is one of many postings of the protest that demonstrate why I now live in Ireland. If there are any 'posh' accents in this clip they are blow ins. I understand that many of the people in the postings are waiting to audition for a remake of Deliverance but unfortunately they cannot work out which way up a banjo should be held. "Stunning Ladies Of Leek Wanting to Save Roundabout" www.youtube.com |
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Lol... I need to re-watch that again... And again... www.youtube.com Sent from my iPad |
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I like swimming and badminton, for my own personal exercise. But I enjoy watching track and field athletics, cricket, and tennis. |
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Honestly, I have heard of the game, but would not be able to tell someone I was watching it if I stumbled across a match. So, I just did a Wiki search. It turns out that I see this game being played, quite often, in Heckscher State Park. According to Wiki: "The game is played particularly in Australasia, the Indian subcontinent, the West Indies, Southern Africa and England." -The folks playing near my home are from the Indian subcontinent. Good thing, 'cause those dang Aussies would litter the field with beer cans and shrimp shells. |
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"My ribs were black and blue. I had a busted arm. He'd tried to kill me. Whoever won, we were going to end up in the changing rooms talking about the game. We were mates. That's Test cricket.” Brett Lee on his battle with Andrew Flintoff at Edgbaston in the 2005 Ashes |
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My hairstylist (used to be called "haircutter") is from Melbourne, Australia... She is one cool chick... We usually just spend this time laughing at her coworkers or other patrons. Aussies have a sense of humor that fits my style perfectly. It is because of her that I frequently use the term "fair dinkum," in conversation. |
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Hey guys and gals Look forward to some good topics and conversations here. Hello to all. |
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pennsylvaniadan 19-Jul-12, 02:06 |
Is this Heaven? |
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pennsylvaniadan 19-Jul-12, 17:31 |
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Michelle Jenneke This girl is smoking hot & not afraid to have fun. Hope she goes far in the Olympics. |
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