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Totallympics after Milano Cortina 2026 - Will you keep visiting Totallympics before the next Olympic Games?

Sindo

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Will you keep visiting Totallympics before LA28 Olympic Games?  

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  1. 1. Will you keep visiting Totallympics before LA28 Olympic Games?

    • Yes, I will keep visiting on a regular basis.
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    • I will visit it from time to time.
      14
    • No, I will come back during only during the next Olympic period.
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Bailer Contributor

Bailer   159

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2 hours ago, NearPup said:

The period between Olympics is more fun on here than the Olympics proper anyway, at least IMO.

 

(generally I find the Olympics themselves to be the worst time to be an Olympics fan, ironically)

It’s that peaceful period when you don’t have to stress about qualifications, quota allocations, or the actual events. :lol:

clemsonbeav Collaborator

clemsonbeav   663

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56 minutes ago, Bailer said:

It’s that peaceful period when you don’t have to stress about qualifications, quota allocations, or the actual events. :lol:

Baseball Qualifying Event next month lol

Josh Experienced

Josh   13,570

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Hey everyone , now that the Olympics are over just wanted to make an announcement that I'll be taking a break from posting on Totallympics for the most part, and watching sports. Mentally these games have broke me in so many ways, and I need time to reset. Not sure for how long, at least a week, but I'll be back for the Paralympics.

 

I thought taking time to reflect over the past week and a half, it would make Grondin's silver feel better, it didn't at all. I still think about it all the time and it hurts. Just upset, frustrated, and disappointed that he was a photo finish away from gold... again, and I'd trade half of our medals for the colour to be changed. 

 

Not to mention Canada only won 21 medals, 5-7-9, which is our lowest total since Salt Lake City 2002 with less events, but whatever I got used to it half a week ago... 

Safe Dragonfly Explorer

Safe Dragonfly   108

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1 hour ago, Josh said:

Hey everyone , now that the Olympics are over just wanted to make an announcement that I'll be taking a break from posting on Totallympics for the most part, and watching sports. Mentally these games have broke me in so many ways, and I need time to reset. Not sure for how long, at least a week, but I'll be back for the Paralympics.

 

I thought taking time to reflect over the past week and a half, it would make Grondin's silver feel better, it didn't at all. I still think about it all the time and it hurts. Just upset, frustrated, and disappointed that he was a photo finish away from gold... again, and I'd trade half of our medals for the colour to be changed. 

 

Not to mention Canada only won 21 medals, 5-7-9, which is our lowest total since Salt Lake City 2002 with less events, but whatever I got used to it half a week ago... 

Kudos to you bud, I don't think anyone was happy with the performance by Canada all tournament, but we all stayed on until the end. Take as much time as you need.

chargundam Explorer

chargundam   54

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I will be sticking around, a lot happening this year anyways. Athletics in general, commonwealth games, football world cup and world championships in many sports. Im not going anywhere.

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