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Bobsleigh 2019 - 2020 Discussion Thread


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Defending her egoism, lol. If any female bobsledder deserved the right to try something else, it's her. The shit some morons are pouring over her, unbelievable. I hope she gets some excellent results again.

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Just now, heywoodu said:

Defending her egoism, lol. If any female bobsledder deserved the right to try something else, it's her. The shit some morons are pouring over her, unbelievable. I hope she gets some excellent results again.

 

Deserved? Seriously? She's full of the entitlement shit that runs wild in the modern society. I hope she gets booed in Calgary for the rest of her life :p

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Just now, Monzanator said:

 

Deserved? Seriously? She's full of the entitlement shit that runs wild in the modern society. I hope she gets booed in Calgary for the rest of her life :p

I think the fans in Calgary do know how to treat her after all she gave them, no worries. 

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Just now, heywoodu said:

I think the fans in Calgary do know how to treat her after all she gave them, no worries. 

 

Whatever. I've made my mind up on this egoist already.

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Just now, Monzanator said:

 

Whatever. I've made my mind up on this egoist already.

Yeah, you've made that clear :lol: It's like she cut off your legs.

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46 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

 

Deserved? Seriously? She's full of the entitlement shit that runs wild in the modern society. I hope she gets booed in Calgary for the rest of her life :p

That’d be a bit hard, since the track no longer exists.

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5 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

That’d be a bit hard, since the track no longer exists.

 

But the city exists? I realize Canada is just an excuse for jokes for Americans so that figures :p

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36 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

 

But the city exists? I realize Canada is just an excuse for jokes for Americans so that figures :p

I’m just saying that singling out Calgary is strange. That’s like saying, I hope Kamil Stoch gets booed in Wrosaw, but not Wroclaw. Or I hope Sun Yang gets booed in the Shanghai, but not Beijing.

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4 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

I’m just saying that singling out Calgary is strange. That’s like saying, I hope Kamil Stoch gets booed in Wrosaw, but not Wroclaw. Or I hope Sun Yang gets booed in the Shanghai, but not Beijing.

 

Calgary & winter sports is kinda a natural connection. Besides neither Stoch nor Sun changed nationality so your comparison to Humphries makes no sense whatsoever.

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Well women’s monobob seems to be doing well for itself. 17 nations and 32 athletes are scheduled to compete in the first official race.

https://www.ibsf.org/en/news/8-bobsleigh/21365-first-ibsf-women-s-monobob-races-with-32-athletes-from-17-nations

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