FORUMula1.com

F1 and Motorsport Forums

Just as it says...
#313560
Getting excited about the weekend. F1 and Olympics... how am I ever going to find time for yardwork?

Hadn't thought about it till now but there are 32 sports categories in the summer Olympics. 302 Events! What sports do you guys follow?

My watch list;
Cycling
Swimming
Archery
Fencing
Diving
Volleyball
Track & Field
Judo
User avatar
By darwin dali
#313609
What's Burning? wrote:Getting excited about the weekend. F1 and Olympics... how am I ever going to find time for yardwork?

Hadn't thought about it till now but there are 32 sports categories in the summer Olympics. 302 Events! What sports do you guys follow?

My watch list;
Cycling
Swimming
Archery
Fencing
Diving
Volleyball
Track & Field
Judo
Gymnastics :twisted:
Equestrian schtuffff
#313627
darwin dali wrote:
What's Burning? wrote:Getting excited about the weekend. F1 and Olympics... how am I ever going to find time for yardwork?

Hadn't thought about it till now but there are 32 sports categories in the summer Olympics. 302 Events! What sports do you guys follow?

My watch list;
Cycling
Swimming
Archery
Fencing
Diving
Volleyball
Track & Field
Judo
Gymnastics :twisted:
Equestrian schtuffff
You rooting for Mitt Romney's dressage horse?
User avatar
By darwin dali
#313643
What's Burning? wrote:
darwin dali wrote:
What's Burning? wrote:Getting excited about the weekend. F1 and Olympics... how am I ever going to find time for yardwork?

Hadn't thought about it till now but there are 32 sports categories in the summer Olympics. 302 Events! What sports do you guys follow?

My watch list;
Cycling
Swimming
Archery
Fencing
Diving
Volleyball
Track & Field
Judo
Gymnastics :twisted:
Equestrian schtuffff
You rooting for Mitt Romney's dressage horse?
More into show jumping... :whip:
#313646
darwin dali wrote:More into show jumping... :whip:
That's kind of like gymnastics for horses. Makes sense.
User avatar
By darwin dali
#313647
What's Burning? wrote:
darwin dali wrote:More into show jumping... :whip:
That's kind of like gymnastics for horses. Makes sense.
Yup, and almost as schmexy.
User avatar
By scotty
#313666
Main things for me:
Track & Field
Cycling
Boxing

Then i always make a point of catching some of the weird things you never normally see on TV:
Table Tennis (love watching this! :D )
Badminton
Handball
Water Polo
etc

And then just cause it's insane to watch, i normally end up seeing a little Diving and Gymnastics (especially the Beam thing and the uneven bars).
#313667
So what's your take on women's boxing this year? You're going to be watching that?
User avatar
By scotty
#313669
If a Brit emerges then maybe, but probably not bother with the Women's, nope. Barely any weight classes for them anyway (3 versus 10).
#313746
andrew wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:I have a friend who's performing in the opening ceremony :)
What are they doing?
Playing a working class bloke (part of a chorus of actors) who sees the transition from England's Green & Pleasant Land through to the Industrial Revolution. Will be taking part in a true historical event, that lad. :)
By andrew
#313751
LewEngBridewell wrote:
andrew wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:I have a friend who's performing in the opening ceremony :)
What are they doing?
Playing a working class bloke (part of a chorus of actors) who sees the transition from England's Green & Pleasant Land through to the Industrial Revolution. Will be taking part in a true historical event, that lad. :)
Quite a thing to get in on.

But let's face it, whenever Brits get ambishious it turns out looking over the top, pompus and generally crap. We'll be the shame of the world again. :hehe:
#313762
andrew wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:
andrew wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:I have a friend who's performing in the opening ceremony :)
What are they doing?
Playing a working class bloke (part of a chorus of actors) who sees the transition from England's Green & Pleasant Land through to the Industrial Revolution. Will be taking part in a true historical event, that lad. :)
Quite a thing to get in on.

But let's face it, whenever Brits get ambishious it turns out looking over the top, pompus and generally crap. We'll be the shame of the world again. :hehe:
London is the BEST city in the world. Fact. :thumbup:
By andrew
#313765
LewEngBridewell wrote:
andrew wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:
andrew wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:I have a friend who's performing in the opening ceremony :)
What are they doing?
Playing a working class bloke (part of a chorus of actors) who sees the transition from England's Green & Pleasant Land through to the Industrial Revolution. Will be taking part in a true historical event, that lad. :)
Quite a thing to get in on.

But let's face it, whenever Brits get ambishious it turns out looking over the top, pompus and generally crap. We'll be the shame of the world again. :hehe:
London is the BEST city in the world. Fact. :thumbup:
Only ever been through it when I was 6 years old on the way to Kent. I can still remember getting the tube during the evening rush with my folks and our suitcases after spending the entire day on the train (which was an cool adventure for me at that age).
  • 1
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 27
Williams Support

It has been a really disappointing season for them[…]

Austin's F1 circuit.

COTA is one of the best tracks on the calendar, an[…]

Really happy to see Max Verstappen win his first r[…]

McLaren Racing opened its new state-of-the-art Rac[…]

Swap-in out addons, use only what you really need!