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Thanks, I was doubting if I went for 12 (because I got all emotional lady-like with this song years ago) or for 0 (because I thought I'd be too biased), but apparently I went for the first one

Wow, USA/Jenny Arthur got robbed BIG time.....she would have won bronze if the last attempt of Salazar (Ecuador) failed, but two judges gave the ok, even though that last attempt was in absolutely no way a valid one...

What did give to USA in TISC Open 2016?

Those Olympic Channel commentators are so....strange sometimes Where I'm watching now, this is the current situation (a . means an attempt, so all four have one attempt remaining): And then they go: "Arthur might go to 138....yeah but for second, she's not gonna try and hunt down Valentin." Other guy confirming it: "Yeah, second." What? (I know it might have ended with gold for Valentin, I don't know yet, but that doesn't make their comments less strange They are not exactly geniuses of keeping track with the standings anyway. "That will move her up in 4th", about someone who was already in 4th)

I'm telling you, China created a team out of some non-Paralympic top athletes and is gonna medal in Beijing

Yeah he has been showing a few very impressive moments already in World Cup competition, this dude is coming

12 deaths in a shooting in a bar in California. If only people had more guns, some people would say...

76kg Too bad Rim's coaches went for 153kg CJ in that last attempt, where 152kg would have been enough for gold...it really looked like it was barely 1kg too much for her.

It's both encouraging and worrying that someone can start a sport and within 2 months play at (junior) world championships Although good to see a country like Guyana being represented, hopefully those players will keep up the work.

2016 men: Japan vs France 2016 women: Japan vs Spain 2014 men: Spain vs Egypt 2014 women: Germany vs Japan 2012 men: Japan vs Italy 2012 women: Japan vs Italy 2010 men: Japan vs Italy 2010 women: Japan vs Vietnam 2008 men: Japan vs France 2008 women: Japan vs France Japan against France or Italy seem much more boring predictable results than Japan against Spain

Although to be fair, it is completely insane XTC has such a big tabboo on it and is actually illegal. Smoking tobacco kills thousands and thousands of people a year here, alcohol kills thousands and thousands of people a year, XTC kills...7-8 people a year (in the Netherlands), yet you can get your cigarettes and alcohol in basically every supermarket, but XTC - the stuff of which the main effect is basically that you become one big happy hugging machine - is illegal. XTC is actually ranked very low in terms of danger, way under tobacco, alcohol, a ton of different kind of drugs and even weed

Maybe he was the only one who was not caught?

Nah, people/youth in this part of the country isn't really known for smoking a lot of weed.

You don't need to be from Amsterdam for that

Wise lesson: never in your life take Emile Ratelband seriously (even if he is serious)

Here it's not really volunteering anymore if you get paid for the job

So Frederiksberg is kinda like the Lesotho of Denmark?

One would think Finland is at least somewhat decent in a sport like ice sledge hockey...

How wonderfully unimaginative as per usual

"Just agree with everyone", except for this guy Whatever he says, about whichever topic, never ever agree with him because he will be against literally everything as long as it makes for controversy and, because of that, time for his face on TV

Benfica got to 1-0 against Ajax thanks to some massive blundering by goalkeeper André Onana, but in the dying seconds it was Onana saving the draw for Ajax by saving two almost certain Benfica goals

Jesus, did they cut off some legs to create a para-army or something?

I have no idea which match it was, I just remember being impressed by it and then people saying "oh but that happens every now and then"

Part of the tradition is cutting off the toe of a goalkeeper.

No, the actual day is on 5 December (or 6 if you're Belgian)