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Cavey

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18th Feb 12 at 19:22

Just a little test really, does anyone on here care about it? I seem to be the only person among my mates who is looking forward to it.

I'm even considering going to see the Olympic flame when it passes through Derby, i mean it'll never happen again in our lifetime.

Even watching the cycling now on bbc2 as that our best chance of medals in the actual games.

Surely I can't be the only person looking forward to the games?

Marc

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18th Feb 12 at 19:39

I'll be checking a few results etc but won't be making an effort to catch many events.

Ben J

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18th Feb 12 at 21:13

I can't bloody wait! Torch is going past my front door too!

Got tickets to men's footy at OT.

Ben G

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18th Feb 12 at 21:23

why would you go out of your way to see a flame going past your door?

live quite near the ''olympic village'' and i've been past it once in all the time they've been building it.

i'll watch some events on tv, but not going to masturbate over it or collect ingots/teddys.

JonnyJ

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18th Feb 12 at 21:33

Nah, most of it is bollocks.

Ben J

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18th Feb 12 at 21:34

Torch is going past my front door so don't need to go out of my way? Just open door.

Ben G

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18th Feb 12 at 21:35

sorry i thought cavey created this thread.

my sincere apologies.

Ben J

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18th Feb 12 at 21:38

Eh?

JonnyJ

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18th Feb 12 at 21:38

Ben G has lost the plot

Ben J

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18th Feb 12 at 21:39

You put "why would you go out of your way to see a flame going past your door?"

If its going past your front door, you don't need to go out of your way?

[Edited on 18-02-2012 by Ben J]

Cavey

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19th Feb 12 at 02:59

I'll be walking 10 mins to see the torch. Isn't much of an effort.

Steve

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19th Feb 12 at 07:37

il probs watch the flame and some of the bigger events on tv, i just find olympic games boring really and that doesnt change just because its in my country

Ben G

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19th Feb 12 at 13:52

quote:
Originally posted by Cavey
I'll be walking 10 mins to see the torch. Isn't much of an effort.

it's more effort than not doing it at all though.

Nath

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19th Feb 12 at 14:16

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by Cavey
I'll be walking 10 mins to see the torch. Isn't much of an effort.

it's more effort than not doing it at all though.

Well done sherlock.

Ben G

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19th Feb 12 at 14:37

cheers midget warrior

Nath

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19th Feb 12 at 14:38

Interesting retort.

Ben G

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19th Feb 12 at 14:39

Whittie

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19th Feb 12 at 14:45

I'm going to watch GB at OT, followed by another game, which I don't know what will be yet.

Whittie

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19th Feb 12 at 14:45

Also have chance for semi final tickets, but would rather watch GB, semi final will probably be a load of shitcunts.

Cavey

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19th Feb 12 at 15:14

Didn't realise the matches had been announced tbh

AlunJ

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19th Feb 12 at 15:25

I'm excited for it but only because I've got really interested in cycling in the last year or so, watching the track cycling now shows theres a lot of potential in the GB team which is nice considering its in the UK this year

James

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20th Feb 12 at 17:44

I'm going to watch the beach volleyball

TBH I'm not that fussed about it, the Olympics has never really interested me. I'm more interested in how badly it's going to fuck up my commute

Hammer

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20th Feb 12 at 21:17

I've always watched them since I was a young whippersnapper and these will be no different.

There's a fair amount of shite but things like the cycling, 100m, 200m, relay's, football etc... should all be brilliant.

Dr Pepper

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20th Feb 12 at 23:15

people moaning about the traffic and trains being busy lol its a couple of weeks for fucks sake....you get to work late, who cars - stop for a coffee, get there even later and blame it on the olympics

Think it will be brilliant personally ...whats not to like about the Olympics? Its good sporting tv for a couple of weeks.

Im mainly looking forward to Bolt, all the cycling especially Cav, Boxing, Footy, Table tennis(going to watch it) Ennis, and Long distance track stuff which is always quality viewing

[Edited on 20-02-2012 by Dr Pepper]

James

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21st Feb 12 at 09:56

quote:
Originally posted by Dr Pepper
people moaning about the traffic and trains being busy lol its a couple of weeks for fucks sake....you get to work late, who cars - stop for a coffee, get there even later and blame it on the olympics

It's not just a case of trains being a bit busy, London underground is already running almost to its max capacity.

I think that certain areas of London will literally grind to a halt. I'm not talking about journeys taking an extra 10 - 20 minutes. I'm talking about a journey that would normally take 30 minutes taking 3 hours.

I might be wrong though, perhaps I need a bit more faith in the transport network. But given that it struggles to stand up to the normal demand, I think it will end in disaster. So far, the only advice that's been given is don't use the transport network, that's hardly a solution.

[Edited on 21-02-2012 by James]

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