website statistics
Jump to content

Doping Cases and Bans Thread (2016 & 2017)


heywoodu
 Share

Recommended Posts

There is nothing more i would love then to have the entire russian delegation expelled.  Not because im scared of russian athletes.  Americans pretty much spanked them even with doping but i simply hate the country so much.  And i was born in Kiev btw....   why? Thats not something im going to get into.  At the end of the day probably the only sport that is untouched by doping is team sport. So my guess is that they will let them at least compete in the team sport they qualified to. However if they do they need to compete under intenational flag.   We cant take the risk of russia appearing in the medal table! And the russian flag cannot appear in the opening ceremony!!!   It will be the loudest boos in the history of sport   

Edited by AmericanHero40
Link to comment
Share on other sites

5 hours ago, nenad said:

 

potato has come from America

http://www.potatogoodness.com/all-about-potatoes/potato-fun-facts-history/

 

Peru Please !!!!!.........................we peruvians are proud of our potato :lol:...................................................The first permanent potato patches in North America were established in 1719, most likely near Londonderry (Derry), NH, by Scotch-Irish immigrants.  From there, the crop spread across the country.

 

By the way before people from US  says they invented the chips ( lays or whatever they call them  ....interesting name ) ............................................. The earliest known recipe for potato chips is in William Kitchiner's 1822 cookbook The Cook's Oracle, a bestseller in England and the United States; its recipe for "Potatoes fried in Slices or Shavings" reads "peel large potatoes, slice them about a quarter of an inch thick, or cut them in shavings round and round, as you would peel a lemon; dry them well in a clean cloth, and fry them in lard or dripping".   .................we colonial brishers call them crisps ................:lol:

Edited by nitinsanker

strength does not come from physical capacity but from an indomitable will. - Gandhi

Link to comment
Share on other sites

hace 2 minutos, Maxim Fastovsky said:

 

there will be people from all over the world......

 

It's not like many other countries would care either...  unless there are 20k americans/britons/canadians in the stadium (which could be, I don't know how the ticket sales are going) I doubt we would hear any boos, except for the president of Brazil and my country's delegation.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

hace 37 minutos, nitinsanker said:

http://www.potatogoodness.com/all-about-potatoes/potato-fun-facts-history/

 

Peru Please !!!!!.........................we peruvians are proud of our potato :lol:...................................................The first permanent potato patches in North America were established in 1719, most likely near Londonderry (Derry), NH, by Scotch-Irish immigrants.  From there, the crop spread across the country.

 

By the way before people from US  says they invented the chips ( lays or whatever they call them  ....interesting name ) ............................................. The earliest known recipe for potato chips is in William Kitchiner's 1822 cookbook The Cook's Oracle, a bestseller in England and the United States; its recipe for "Potatoes fried in Slices or Shavings" reads "peel large potatoes, slice them about a quarter of an inch thick, or cut them in shavings round and round, as you would peel a lemon; dry them well in a clean cloth, and fry them in lard or dripping".   .................we colonial brishers call them crisps ................:lol:

 

Lays is just a brand.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

37 minutes ago, carivan said:

Well, my sister is devastated. She cares nothing about sports except for Olympic synchronized swimming and rhythmic gymnastics and she doesn't see the point if there are no Russians there lol.

Damn would mean Israel can actualy win rhythmic gymnastics medal!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
 Share

  • Latest Posts around Totallympics

    • Awards time!  Here's the World Athletics nominations for Track Runner of the year.    Nominees announced for Track Athlete of the Year 2024 | World Athletics   And for Field Event athlete of the year, although both of these choices are pretty bloody obvious.  High demand for yellow and blue flowers, put it that way.     Nominees announced for Field Athlete of the Year 2024 | World Athletics
    • A gold and a silver medal in the Panamerican tournament, not bad, i really don expect that "easily" defeat with USA.
    • World Cups don't generally have the exotic competitors we see in the world championships though, it's more likely starting down with the 13th best Austrians and such  
    • Congratulations to comissioner Rob Manfred and the rest of the MLB media for getting their dream world series.   As for my thoughts:    
    • MLB got their ideal WS: Yankees vs Dodgers
    • Their database is too poor for them to be able to accurately do this.
    • Yep, confirmed.  We have Marcelletje for , Lindsay Vonn and Lucas Pinheiro Braathen for .   However, Vonn and Hirscher will be wild cards, so starting down with the Chileans and the Iranians in the first leg.  Snow conditions are good though.     Vonn, Hirscher & Braathen Returning To Racing At World Cup Opening - InTheSnow
    • Joaõ Pessoa Elite16 | Joaõ Pessoa, Brazil    Women’s Tournament Gold-  Thamela Coradello/Victoria Lopes Silver-  Taina Lima/Talita Antunes Bronze-  Kimberly Hildreth/Teegan Van Gunst   Men’s Tournament Gold-  Anders Mol/Christian Sørum  Silver-  Cherif Samba/Ahmed Tijan  Bronze-  David Åhman/Jonatan Hellvig   Full Results
    • 2024 Swimming World Cup Shanghai - Day 3 Results   Men's 400m Individual Medley: 1.  Leon Marchand - 4:00.03 2.  Alberto Razzetti - 4:01.51 3.  Lewis Clareburt - 4:05.03   Women's 800m Freestyle: 1.  Tang Muhan - 8:15.34 2.  Gao Weizhong - 8:16.17 3.  Kong Yaqi - 8:27.21    Women's 100m Butterfly: 1.  Laura Lahtinen - 55.58 2.  Yu Yiting - 55.94 3.  Louise Hansson - 56.07   Men's 50m Butterfly: 1.  Noe Ponti - 21.68  2.  Nyls Korstanje - 22.00 3.  Marius Kusch - 22.26   Women's 200m Backstroke: 1.  Regan Smith - 2:00.42 2.  Anastasiya Shkurdai - 2:01.31 3.  Beata Nelson - 2:02.56   Men's 100m Backstroke: 1.  Pieter Coetze - 49.35 2.  Thomas Ceccon - 50.03  3.  Kacper Stokowski - 50.33   Women's 50m Breaststroke: 1.  Tang Qianting - 28.76 2.  Benedetta Pilato - 29.73 3.  Siobhan Haughey - 29.74   Men's 200m Breaststroke: 1.  Joshua Yong - 2:01.67 2.  Qin Haiyang - 2:01.92 3.  Caspar Corbeau - 2:02.42   Women's 100m Freestyle: 1.  Siobhan Haughey - 51.89 2.  Yang Junxuan - 52.11  3.  Milla Jansen - 52.43   Men's 200m Freestyle: 1.  Duncan Scott - 1:40.92 2.  Edward Somerville - 1:42.14 3.  Danas Rapsys - 1:42.35   Women's 200m Individual Medley: 1.  Kate Douglass - 2:04.09 2.  Yu Yiting - 2:05.39 3.  Rebecca Meder - 2:07.42   Men's Overall Standings: 1.  Leon Marchand - 58.3  2.  Noe Ponti -56.8 3.  Qin Haiyang - 56.7 4.  Duncan Scott - 56.4 5.  Pieter Coetze - 55.2 6.  Thomas Ceccon - 48.6 7.  Ilya Shymanovich - 47.7 8.  Nyls Corstanje - 46.2 9.  Isaac Cooper - 45.9 10.  Joshua Yong - 45.2   Women's Overall Standings: 1.  Kate Douglass - 59.1 2.  Regan Smith - 59 3.  Siobhan Haughey - 53.2 4.  Yu Yiting - 51.5 5.  Mary-Sophie Harvey - 50.5 6.  Tang Qianting - 49.5 7.  Alina Zmushka - 47.3 8.  Laura Lahtinen - 46.2 9.  Beata Nelson - 45.9 10.  Katarzyna Wasick - 45.4
×
×
  • Create New...