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Anyone watching the Olympics here? I've just finished watching short track speed skating and watched Ohno's ass get kicked.
cyrusabdollahi said:M. Kwan just dropped out due to groin injury. (If that's important to anyone)
scorpa said:Wow Canada's womens hockey team is killing the competition so far! They beat Russia 12-0 and Italy 16-0...that is insane.
Moonbear said:When's the figure skating? Right now, it's just snowboarding, which is boring to watch.
Is everyone just hanging on the edge of their seats waiting for the curling competition?
I watched the snowboarding. I kept laughing every 5 minutes or so. I would think of people like Eric Hayden, Franz Klamer, Mark Spitz, Jesse Owens and all the other big name olympians. Then I would think that these 18 year olds who, admittedly, I would call degenerate if I saw them on the street, share the same "olympian" title. The world is a funny place some times.Moonbear said:Wow, I saw an interview earlier with Shaun White, on the US snowboarding team...until they showed his name and he began to speak, I thought they were interviewing a woman! He's extremely feminine looking. Even his voice isn't all that deep...I was thinking it was just a deep female voice, until they put his name up and showed clips from the men's competition he was in.
The Winter Olympics 2006 Turin was the 20th edition of the Winter Olympic Games, held in Turin, Italy from February 10 to 26, 2006.
The Winter Olympics 2006 Turin included 84 events in 15 different sports, including skiing, bobsleigh, figure skating, ice hockey, and curling.
Germany won the most medals in the Winter Olympics 2006 Turin, with a total of 29 medals, followed by the United States with 25 medals and Austria with 23 medals.
Some memorable moments from the Winter Olympics 2006 Turin include American skier Bode Miller winning two medals in alpine skiing, Italian figure skater Carolina Kostner winning the bronze medal at her home Olympics, and the Italian men's ice hockey team winning a surprise bronze medal.
The Winter Olympics 2006 Turin brought significant economic and infrastructural improvements to the city of Turin, including the construction of new sports facilities and the revitalization of the city's public transportation system. It also helped boost tourism and put Turin on the map as a top destination for winter sports.