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mb1
Joined: 09 Feb 2006 Posts: 4691 Location: Scottsdale,AZ,USA
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Posted: 08/11/08 1:25 am ::: Re: Opening Ceremonies |
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Here's hoping that the Games are more exciting than the Opening Ceremonies. |
Sorry, but to make this statement and follow it up by calling the opening "boring", is simply missing the plot.
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Sass
Joined: 22 Mar 2005 Posts: 5576 Location: where it's sunny and warm
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Posted: 08/11/08 1:27 am ::: Re: Opening Ceremonies |
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mb1 wrote: |
Kelli wrote: |
Here's hoping that the Games are more exciting than the Opening Ceremonies. |
Sorry, but to make this statement and follow it up by calling the opening "boring", is simply missing the plot. |
Most def.
People are still raving, three days later, about these ceremonies. I think Kelli is the only one in the world who found them "boring."
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Basketball Fan
Joined: 15 Aug 2006 Posts: 2
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Posted: 08/11/08 10:15 am ::: |
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Sass wrote: |
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I was reading the recap of events in yesterday's LA Times. The author said that Kobe Bryant, in his first Olympics, "seemed stunned" and "was quietly blending in."
Does anyone know why this is Bryant's first Olympics? I wasn't aware of that. |
2000- He opted not to join he was planning on getting married that year and I think they didn't want him back then.
2004- Colorado |
OK.
I'm glad it happened that way, because it was nice to see his usually-arrogant ass quiet and subdued for a change. Wish he would stay that way. |
Kobe really doesn't say that much beyond the bland PC answers he gives the press most of the time anyways ...
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mercfan3
Joined: 23 Nov 2004 Posts: 19760
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Posted: 08/11/08 10:21 am ::: |
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Basketball Fan wrote: |
Sass wrote: |
Basketball Fan wrote: |
Sass wrote: |
I was reading the recap of events in yesterday's LA Times. The author said that Kobe Bryant, in his first Olympics, "seemed stunned" and "was quietly blending in."
Does anyone know why this is Bryant's first Olympics? I wasn't aware of that. |
2000- He opted not to join he was planning on getting married that year and I think they didn't want him back then.
2004- Colorado |
OK.
I'm glad it happened that way, because it was nice to see his usually-arrogant ass quiet and subdued for a change. Wish he would stay that way. |
Kobe really doesn't say that much beyond the bland PC answers he gives the press most of the time anyways ... |
Yeah....he's typically quiet....but when he opens his mouth it's usually an arrogant comment. (and I'm a fan..lol)
I thought he, and the rest of the basketball team, have represented the United States very well. They've even toned down the showboating during the games..(which I was really hoping they'd do.)
Still really weird that Kobe's more popular than Yao..
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