Well, it has been a glorious two weeks. I am a huge fan of
the London Olympics and all that have arrived with them, save the ridiculous
commercials of Olympics athletes chugging or consuming foods that we all KNOW
they cannot possibly eat and still succeed in sport. I can wage that the gals
from the U.S. soccer team do not drink a coke, stop off at McDonalds and then
huff a bag of pretzel M&M’s on the way to practice.
Reports on the Olympics state that over six billion dollars
will be returned on the initial investment put forth by Great Britain. Also, crime
was down in London over five percent since the announcement of the Olympics arriving
in the city. Detroit 2020 anyone? Flint 2024? Just a thought.
I had learned much in the first week of the games, but there
are endless observations one can gather when the world crams onto one tiny
island for the celebration of people doing exhausting physical activities for
the pleasure of the folks back home sitting on the couch.
This leads to things I have learned or ponder about the
Olympics, Part Two.
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Legs or no legs, dudes from South Africa are
nice-looking young men.
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Is it too late to start training my kids to be
Olympic athletes? Is sitting on your brothers’ head and passing gas an Olympic
sport? Can it be? I want those kids on a Wheaties box even though I mostly purchase Cap 'n' Crunch.
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To become the all-around Gold Medal winner for
gymnastics, you must be outlandishly cute. Not cute, no medal.
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The United States has a gold medal diver that
looks like Jim Carey’s little brother.
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After watching the opening and closing ceremonies,
I am convinced the English are all on drugs.
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Evidence that the English are on drugs is
exemplified by the fact that they placed George Michael out there as a national
treasure.
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Monty Python is hard to explain to kids.
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I miss Monty Python.
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Based on the diminishing outfits, I predict that we will see
naked running, diving, and beach volleyball at the Rio Olympics in 2016.
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How did Jamaicans become so freakishly fast
running in circles on that little island?
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More evidence that the English are on drugs is
supported by the giant octopus lit up during the closing ceremony. I often
relate the English with the Octopi…..when??
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Prince Harry should be King. Just cause. I mean, how cute is he???
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I really want to go play on the mountain bike
course.
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I would really hurt myself on the mountain bike
course.
Well onto Rio in 2016…I am hoping that by then they will add
a new summer Olympic sport to the line-up…
Napping. I could
medal in napping.
I find this post title humorous, especially given Prince Harry's recent state of undress in Las Vegas. Which also supports your English drug use hypothesis.
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