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1 minute ago, Grassmarket said:

Plus to honour the fact that it now has its own language.

I live 10 kms from Chorzów. I speak Silesian for 30+ years but it's a mixed dialect of Polish & German tbh. It's been declared a language for political purpose only. Funnily enough some years after the Silesian Autonomous Party has completely lost meaning in the voivodeship council. It was a much hotter topic in mid 00s to mid 10s ;)

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Jeez, this men’s long jump is bad.  

 

3 rounds in and we still have no one over 8.00m.


When you have Gayle, Pinnock, Ehammer, Furlani, and Tentoglou all competing, that’s surprising :yikes:

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52 minutes ago, Grassmarket said:

Wanyonyi only one light bulb from glory!

And Arop not far behind, might have been the fastest 810m in history.

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