Paris 2024 Olympics

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is katie ledecky gay or does she just dress like that?

1000% gay

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I felt bad when I read here that Carolina Marin had an acl injury during the semifinals, and then I read that she’s not exactly known as a nice player. I read that she accused an opponent of faking an injury, but doctors confirmed that the injury was real and she never apologized. And that’s not all, badminton fans are saying she has poor sportsmanship
I played against her one time and can confirm ... shes not only super annoying to play against but also a total b*tch
Are you a pro badminton player, anon? Are there gays among the top badminton players in WS and WD?

Spill the tea

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I felt bad when I read here that Carolina Marin had an acl injury during the semifinals, and then I read that she’s not exactly known as a nice player. I read that she accused an opponent of faking an injury, but doctors confirmed that the injury was real and she never apologized. And that’s not all, badminton fans are saying she has poor sportsmanship
I played against her one time and can confirm ... shes not only super annoying to play against but also a total b*tch

Are you a pro badminton player, anon? Are there gays among the top badminton players in WS and WD?

by **Guest** » 10 Oct 2024, 15:41

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I felt bad when I read here that Carolina Marin had an acl injury during the semifinals, and then I read that she’s not exactly known as a nice player. I read that she accused an opponent of faking an injury, but doctors confirmed that the injury was real and she never apologized. And that’s not all, badminton fans are saying she has poor sportsmanship

I played against her one time and can confirm ... shes not only super annoying to play against but also a total b*tch

by **Guest** » 27 Sep 2024, 18:41

I felt bad when I read here that Carolina Marin had an acl injury during the semifinals, and then I read that she’s not exactly known as a nice player. I read that she accused an opponent of faking an injury, but doctors confirmed that the injury was real and she never apologized. And that’s not all, badminton fans are saying she has poor sportsmanship

by **Guest** » 01 Sep 2024, 13:53

is katie ledecky gay or does she just dress like that?

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I know we're all supposed to hate Raygun now because she's a privileged academic, but I'm tuning out the discourse.
I never hate her. She qualified. There are plenty of athletes who come by invitation only and never qualify.

Qualified because of her husband. Watched the breakdancing at the paralympics and even them owned this raygun. But het she’s conned Australia into giving her and her hubby a nice paid free holiday. Impressive

by **vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv** » 29 Aug 2024, 19:04

not live but i watched the women´s wheelchair basketball games the last two paralympics and loved it
a lot of action

by **Neto** » 29 Aug 2024, 09:02

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Has any of you ever been to the paralympics ? What are the best sports to watch ? Thank you

If you can make it to one of the Athletics sessions that’s always amazing to watch. Lots of variety too. The rugby is brutal, very spectacular and always a great atmosphere. If you want to see something that’s unique to the Paralympics, theres goalball and boccia. Goalball is played by visually impaired athletes, with a ball that has a bell inside of it. During play the supporters need to keep very quiet so the players can hear the ball, it’s an experience. Boccia is a sort of petanque played by people who are almost fully paralysed, think Stephen Hawkins. Swimming can be mindblowing, I’ve seen athletes break records and then being helped out of the pool. Archery without arms, track cycling with one leg,… You’ll see people do things you wouldn’t believe are humanly possible. Read up on the backstories of the athletes, so many of them had that one second of misfortune that changed their life forever, very inspiring stories about never giving up.

by **Guest** » 28 Aug 2024, 20:24

The opening dance was beautiful. So far the opening ceremony has been great

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Has any of you ever been to the paralympics ? What are the best sports to watch ? Thank you

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BS that she ruined it for everyone. They’re trying to blame the participant for qualifying for the event? The committee who set up the qualifying rules messed up and ruined it if anyone did.

Are they saying a marathoner who took too long ruined that event? A wrestler who got bested in less than a minute?

They’re trying to rewrite the narrative and get people talking about that
instead of what was really ruined, the events in which the IOC allowed XY males to participate as women.
Boxing "gal" (by now, a "female" celebrity for certain demographics) is celebrated here right in the middle on the right

Khelif is absolutely going to be celeb'ed by some. While the other one flies completely under the radar of both sides. I kinda get, Khelif fought first and that first fight ended in the manner it did.
But the other boxer was getting the same level of coverage before then and took gold home with the same 5-0 fights right the way through, and not even the TRAs are taking opportunity to champion two fierce warriors for the price of one. Probably sensible on the part of Taiwanese, slink off with the winnings and keep heads down. The longer Khelif wants to be in the spotlight, the more chance there is of being exposed.
Khelif is actually a transphobe who says it’s a shame to him, his home country and all of the muslim world to be ”accused” of being trans. Which no one is really saying but anyway. He’s not a supporter of trans people. Wonder when TRA’s will figure that out.

The Taiwanese flies a lot more under the radar yes. Honestly I think the known cases of male athletes in the women’s events we’ve seen now is just the tip of the iceberg.

Don’t know why so many see it as some sort of impossible event that men would knowingly cheat? How many people got away with doping over the years? Lots and lots. It’s definitely not above human nature to cheat when there is money and glory on the line.
DA. There's a big overlap between (western) TRAs and those who have fetish for advocating for black/brown/African/Middle Eastern, North African/Islamic people *in particular*. (And those who have been passionately pro-DSD males in women's sports = TRAs + dumb part of self-described TERFs or anti- or non-TRAs + those tribalists from the same geocultural groups)

That explains massive glorifying bombardment of Caster and Khelif across western mainstream media. For such advocates, 'Noble Savages'? certainly don't include Taiwanese/Chinese (yeah different countries but the race/ethnicity is the same or similar), hence indifference/ignorance.

“President Thomas Bach of the IOC has made it clear that Ms Lin Yu Ting is born as a woman, raised as a woman, has a passport as a woman and has competed for many years as a woman”

Bolded is totally opposite of truth

Never 'sensible', never 'keeping heads down', already during the games, twitter accounts of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Embassy, Cultural offices in various countries/cities, etc. were making threat-statements. Not to mention patriots' cyberbullying army spamming opponent boxers' instagram (but that's same for Algerians & pan-Muslims).

The only difference is that those with influence & power, that is globally recognised international media, aka Western media, didn't chose them as their fetish pets but choose to raise the brown North African to a woke religious worship icon status.

https://archive.ph/2024.08.16-142654/ht ... row-boxer/

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lmao long ass narrative she shouldn't get the medal the first place. Fuck the americans they always forcing themselves into everything and then cry victim
Didn’t they coup a Romanian athlete down from 3rd place and then celebrate an all black podium for like a week? There is a focus on ethnicity but it’s not coming from white people.

The Olympics are international competition, not US domestic politics. Black/white is not the only perspectives. You also have for example USA/Romania, huge country with all the resources and influence imaginable, or a small country that doesn’t have that. Everything isn’t about race, and you can’t look at yourself as an inherent victim when you represent the most dominant country in the Olympics.

DA there were actually 2 Romanian athletes the USA cheated over with their judges influence. The one who should get the medal from the start was the 5th place Romanian gymnast.

by **Guest** » 16 Aug 2024, 21:12

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Didn’t they coup a Romanian athlete down from 3rd place and then celebrate an all black podium for like a week? There is a focus on ethnicity but it’s not coming from white people.

The Olympics are international competition, not US domestic politics. Black/white is not the only perspectives. You also have for example USA/Romania, huge country with all the resources and influence imaginable, or a small country that doesn’t have that. Everything isn’t about race, and you can’t look at yourself as an inherent victim when you represent the most dominant country in the Olympics.

For example "all black podium" CNN article looked like written by a woke white saviour. Yeah written by this guy. I didn't look at other media and social media where I'm sure there are such many black people too but this kind of things (in other cases too) seem written and led by many white saviors.

Second paragraph is very true in international perspectives. They're, represent, benefit from being very American.

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lmao long ass narrative she shouldn't get the medal the first place. Fuck the americans they always forcing themselves into everything and then cry victim

Didn’t they coup a Romanian athlete down from 3rd place and then celebrate an all black podium for like a week? There is a focus on ethnicity but it’s not coming from white people.

The Olympics are international competition, not US domestic politics. Black/white is not the only perspectives. You also have for example USA/Romania, huge country with all the resources and influence imaginable, or a small country that doesn’t have that. Everything isn’t about race, and you can’t look at yourself as an inherent victim when you represent the most dominant country in the Olympics.

by **Guest** » 16 Aug 2024, 20:09

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I'm not surprised that someone with a name like that would make that comment.

This same guy made this tweet today.

He knows the boxer is a man.
Isn't he Pakistani? Those Asian Muslims (practicing 'religion' is their freedom but this behaviour->) who rabidly defend/suck up to Middle Eastern North African people are the most r3tarded kind, ever. They totally look down on them as 'inferiors'.

Pakistan also extremely misogynistic, it’s not surprising.

by **Guest** » 16 Aug 2024, 15:08

is imogen grant gay?

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I'm not surprised that someone with a name like that would make that comment.

This same guy made this tweet today.

He knows the boxer is a man.
Isn't he Pakistani? Those Asian Muslims (practicing 'religion' is their freedom but this behaviour->) who rabidly defend/suck up to Middle Eastern North African people are the most r3tarded kind, ever. They totally look down on them as 'inferiors'.

No women should visit Pakistan as a tourist, read the recent news.

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lmao long ass narrative she shouldn't get the medal the first place. Fuck the americans they always forcing themselves into everything and then cry victim

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by **Jkkkt** » 16 Aug 2024, 09:15

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If this is true, that's fucked.

It is not. she qualified by winning battles. If you want to see how she won this dancer breaks it down and shows her battles she did to get qualified. You judge for yourself if shes qualified. https://youtu.be/DI3z4GQsaAI?si=RR2zOHMMIUh0MlFf

by **Guest** » 16 Aug 2024, 05:51

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If this is true, that's fucked.

Bunch of lies lol the way misogynist used woc to fuel their hate towards a single woman

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I'm not surprised that someone with a name like that would make that comment.

This same guy made this tweet today.

He knows the boxer is a man.

Isn't he Pakistani? Those Asian Muslims (practicing 'religion' is their freedom but this behaviour->) who rabidly defend/suck up to Middle Eastern North African people are the most r3tarded kind, ever. They totally look down on them as 'inferiors'.

by **Guest** » 15 Aug 2024, 23:48

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I'm not surprised that someone with a name like that would make that comment.

This same guy made this tweet today.

He knows the boxer is a man.

by **Guest** » 15 Aug 2024, 21:02

Ana Patricia had her really dominant moments but was also more on and off. It’s really Duda who won them the tournament with all her gritty work in the back, what a player!

And Canada looked disappointed and said ”we barely lost”. I understand them because it’s true. Brazil won 26-24, 12-21, 15-10, so Canada actually took more points in the game. But that’s how the game works so. In the semifinal it was the same but in Canada’s favour, Switzerland took more points total but lost the final set.

by **Guest** » 15 Aug 2024, 19:36

I just watched through pretty much the entire women’s beachvolley tournament (took a few days lol). Never really watched the sport before. Some amazing athletes there. They must do a lot of cardio, running in the sand is exhausting.

Find it interesting that a lot of teams have quite a difference in height between the blocker and the defender. Clearly not a sport you could excel in as a short person but a lot of the defenders are not extremely tall. Also only two players and no substitutes, if one gets injured you have to forfeit. First gold for Brazil since 1996!

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BS that she ruined it for everyone. They’re trying to blame the participant for qualifying for the event? The committee who set up the qualifying rules messed up and ruined it if anyone did.

Are they saying a marathoner who took too long ruined that event? A wrestler who got bested in less than a minute?

They’re trying to rewrite the narrative and get people talking about that
instead of what was really ruined, the events in which the IOC allowed XY males to participate as women.
Boxing "gal" (by now, a "female" celebrity for certain demographics) is celebrated here right in the middle on the right
Khelif is absolutely going to be celeb'ed by some. While the other one flies completely under the radar of both sides. I kinda get, Khelif fought first and that first fight ended in the manner it did.
But the other boxer was getting the same level of coverage before then and took gold home with the same 5-0 fights right the way through, and not even the TRAs are taking opportunity to champion two fierce warriors for the price of one. Probably sensible on the part of Taiwanese, slink off with the winnings and keep heads down. The longer Khelif wants to be in the spotlight, the more chance there is of being exposed.
Khelif is actually a transphobe who says it’s a shame to him, his home country and all of the muslim world to be ”accused” of being trans. Which no one is really saying but anyway. He’s not a supporter of trans people. Wonder when TRA’s will figure that out.

The Taiwanese flies a lot more under the radar yes. Honestly I think the known cases of male athletes in the women’s events we’ve seen now is just the tip of the iceberg.

Don’t know why so many see it as some sort of impossible event that men would knowingly cheat? How many people got away with doping over the years? Lots and lots. It’s definitely not above human nature to cheat when there is money and glory on the line.

DA. There's a big overlap between (western) TRAs and those who have fetish for advocating for black/brown/African/Middle Eastern, North African/Islamic people *in particular*. (And those who have been passionately pro-DSD males in women's sports = TRAs + dumb part of self-described TERFs or anti- or non-TRAs + those tribalists from the same geocultural groups)

That explains massive glorifying bombardment of Caster and Khelif across western mainstream media. For such advocates, 'Noble Savages'? certainly don't include Taiwanese/Chinese (yeah different countries but the race/ethnicity is the same or similar), hence indifference/ignorance.

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BS that she ruined it for everyone. They’re trying to blame the participant for qualifying for the event? The committee who set up the qualifying rules messed up and ruined it if anyone did.

Are they saying a marathoner who took too long ruined that event? A wrestler who got bested in less than a minute?

They’re trying to rewrite the narrative and get people talking about that
instead of what was really ruined, the events in which the IOC allowed XY males to participate as women.
Boxing "gal" (by now, a "female" celebrity for certain demographics) is celebrated here right in the middle on the right
Khelif is absolutely going to be celeb'ed by some. While the other one flies completely under the radar of both sides. I kinda get, Khelif fought first and that first fight ended in the manner it did. But the other boxer was getting the same level of coverage before then and took gold home with the same 5-0 fights right the way through, and not even the TRAs are taking opportunity to champion two fierce warriors for the price of one. Probably sensible on the part of Taiwanese, slink off with the winnings and keep heads down. The longer Khelif wants to be in the spotlight, the more chance there is of being exposed.

Khelif is actually a transphobe who says it’s a shame to him, his home country and all of the muslim world to be ”accused” of being trans. Which no one is really saying but anyway. He’s not a supporter of trans people. Wonder when TRA’s will figure that out.

The Taiwanese flies a lot more under the radar yes. Honestly I think the known cases of male athletes in the women’s events we’ve seen now is just the tip of the iceberg.

Don’t know why so many see it as some sort of impossible event that men would knowingly cheat? How many people got away with doping over the years? Lots and lots. It’s definitely not above human nature to cheat when there is money and glory on the line.

by **Guest** » 14 Aug 2024, 19:19

If this is true, that's fucked.

by **Guest** » 14 Aug 2024, 17:10

I just learned about Valentina Petrillo… Italians are very hypocrite

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No more breakdancing in 2028. Which is ashamed considering i could excel in this

BS that she ruined it for everyone. They’re trying to blame the participant for qualifying for the event? The committee who set up the qualifying rules messed up and ruined it if anyone did.

Are they saying a marathoner who took too long ruined that event? A wrestler who got bested in less than a minute?

They’re trying to rewrite the narrative and get people talking about that instead of what was really ruined, the events in which the IOC allowed XY males to participate as women.
X2 it’s not her fault. This is what happens when you include an artform as an Olympic sport without clear rules or performance requirements. Just blaming women for everything as usual.

They can include me in gymnastics next year and I’ll do a somersault on a mat, walk the length of the balance beam and hang from the rings for 10 seconds. If that was enough to qualify how is that my fault?

Not to mention diving let’s include amateurs there, that could be fun
DA, LA decided long before her performance that breakdance won't be in their Olympics
This pile on is overtop and ridiculous - has any other competitor who did dumb and embarassing stuff in their sports been made fun of so much by everyone and for so long ? It's like we're in school and laughing at the kid who couldn't dance at the party
more attention then the dutch paedophile

I mean the refugee b girl was bad too but she didn't do any cringe stuff and just stick to basic skills lol

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BS that she ruined it for everyone. They’re trying to blame the participant for qualifying for the event? The committee who set up the qualifying rules messed up and ruined it if anyone did.

Are they saying a marathoner who took too long ruined that event? A wrestler who got bested in less than a minute?

They’re trying to rewrite the narrative and get people talking about that
instead of what was really ruined, the events in which the IOC allowed XY males to participate as women.
Boxing "gal" (by now, a "female" celebrity for certain demographics) is celebrated here right in the middle on the right

Khelif is absolutely going to be celeb'ed by some. While the other one flies completely under the radar of both sides. I kinda get, Khelif fought first and that first fight ended in the manner it did. But the other boxer was getting the same level of coverage before then and took gold home with the same 5-0 fights right the way through, and not even the TRAs are taking opportunity to champion two fierce warriors for the price of one. Probably sensible on the part of Taiwanese, slink off with the winnings and keep heads down. The longer Khelif wants to be in the spotlight, the more chance there is of being exposed.

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No more breakdancing in 2028. Which is ashamed considering i could excel in this

BS that she ruined it for everyone. They’re trying to blame the participant for qualifying for the event? The committee who set up the qualifying rules messed up and ruined it if anyone did.

Are they saying a marathoner who took too long ruined that event? A wrestler who got bested in less than a minute?

They’re trying to rewrite the narrative and get people talking about that instead of what was really ruined, the events in which the IOC allowed XY males to participate as women.
X2 it’s not her fault. This is what happens when you include an artform as an Olympic sport without clear rules or performance requirements. Just blaming women for everything as usual.

They can include me in gymnastics next year and I’ll do a somersault on a mat, walk the length of the balance beam and hang from the rings for 10 seconds. If that was enough to qualify how is that my fault?

Not to mention diving let’s include amateurs there, that could be fun

DA, LA decided long before her performance that breakdance won't be in their Olympics
This pile on is overtop and ridiculous - has any other competitor who did dumb and embarassing stuff in their sports been made fun of so much by everyone and for so long ? It's like we're in school and laughing at the kid who couldn't dance at the party
more attention then the dutch paedophile

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BS that she ruined it for everyone. They’re trying to blame the participant for qualifying for the event? The committee who set up the qualifying rules messed up and ruined it if anyone did.

Are they saying a marathoner who took too long ruined that event? A wrestler who got bested in less than a minute?

They’re trying to rewrite the narrative and get people talking about that
instead of what was really ruined, the events in which the IOC allowed XY males to participate as women.

Boxing "gal" (by now, a "female" celebrity for certain demographics) is celebrated here right in the middle on the right

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No more breakdancing in 2028. Which is ashamed considering i could excel in this

BS that she ruined it for everyone. They’re trying to blame the participant for qualifying for the event? The committee who set up the qualifying rules messed up and ruined it if anyone did.

Are they saying a marathoner who took too long ruined that event? A wrestler who got bested in less than a minute?

They’re trying to rewrite the narrative and get people talking about that instead of what was really ruined, the events in which the IOC allowed XY males to participate as women.

X2 it’s not her fault. This is what happens when you include an artform as an Olympic sport without clear rules or performance requirements. Just blaming women for everything as usual.

They can include me in gymnastics next year and I’ll do a somersault on a mat, walk the length of the balance beam and hang from the rings for 10 seconds. If that was enough to qualify how is that my fault?

Not to mention diving let’s include amateurs there, that could be fun

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Best thing about "Judith-Butler-loving feminist" Raygun is that mom dance (I don't hate her and am rather indifferent but have a right to laugh at that pure comedy)

Worst thing is that this (not her fault) kind of scam theories courses degrees are abundant in academia.

Her PhD thesis excerpt:
"I use analytic autoethnography and interviews with scene members in collaboration with theoretical frameworks offered by Deleuze and Guattari, Butler, Bourdieu, and other feminist and post-structuralist philosophers, to critically examine how the capacities of bodies are constituted and shaped in Sydney’s breakdancing scene, and to also locate the potentiality for moments of transgression. In other words, I conceptualize the breaking body as not a ‘body’ constituted through regulations and assumptions, but as an assemblage open to new rhizomatic connections."

Yeah I don't get why anyone could hate her? Sure, I laughed and ridiculed her like everyone but hate? That's a very strong reaction

BTW someone pls post a gif of her kangaroo hopping

by **Guest** » 14 Aug 2024, 08:42

Best thing about "Judith-Butler-loving feminist" Raygun is that mom dance (I don't hate her and am rather indifferent but have a right to laugh at that pure comedy)

Worst thing is that this (not her fault) kind of scam theories courses degrees are abundant in academia.

Her PhD thesis excerpt:

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I know we're all supposed to hate Raygun now because she's a privileged academic, but I'm tuning out the discourse.

I never hate her. She qualified. There are plenty of athletes who come by invitation only and never qualify.

by **Guest** » 14 Aug 2024, 04:01

I know we're all supposed to hate Raygun now because she's a privileged academic, but I'm tuning out the discourse.

by **Guest** » 13 Aug 2024, 22:14

https://fiveringtv.com/2024/08/12/women ... age-again/

by **Guest** » 13 Aug 2024, 20:48

trump fans and their morals.

by **Guest** » 13 Aug 2024, 20:21

Gabby Williams highlight reel.

by **Guest** » 13 Aug 2024, 20:18

https://www.sportico.com/leagues/olympi ... 234793096/

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Back from seeing TEAM BELGIUM back home on the Grand'Place!!!!
What a day!
So many cool memories.

We might not be a strong as other countries, but we're strong in our own way.

And I am so effing proud!

See you ladies in fours years!
Take care in the meantime.

DA That is a great post! Thanks anon and good luck in four years!!

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honestly .L.A. doesn't need to do a 4 hour opening showing ''culture and history'', LA doesn't need to prove anything to anyone. A cool opening with entertainment is what I expect
James Cameron x Michael Bay would be awesome lmao both are assholes but Michael Bay glitzy aesthetic is so LA
Honestly I LOVE the first Transformers
James Cameron could add more "depth" for the "serious" movie buffs lol
Um, Michael Bay? Let's see ... Transformers meets Armageddon. Lots of CGIs and explosions. Bad acting and bad storytelling. Anyone else?

Don't forget american muscle cars... I love them...

by **Neto** » 12 Aug 2024, 23:07

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Back from seeing TEAM BELGIUM back home on the Grand'Place!!!!
What a day!
So many cool memories.

We might not be a strong as other countries, but we're strong in our own way.

And I am so effing proud!

See you ladies in fours years!
Take care in the meantime.

by **Guest** » 12 Aug 2024, 22:15

Breakdancing was already not submitted by LA for the '28 Olympics. They went with five other sports instead (Flag football, squash, lacrosse, baseball, and softball). She didn't ruin anything.

by **Guest** » 12 Aug 2024, 22:13

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A third of all out LGBTQ athletes at the Paris Olympics won a medal

https://www.outsports.com/2024/8/12/241 ... er-bronze/

Team LGBTQ finishes in 7th place in the Paris Olympics total medal count, with by far their most-ever medals

https://www.outsports.com/2024/8/11/240 ... er-bronze/
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[Quote]Based on gender, the [b]women, trans and nonbinary[/b] athletes fared better than the [b]men[/b]. Of the 20 [b]male[/b] athletes at the Paris Olympics, only three — 15% — won a medal, whereas about 35% of the [b]women, trans and nonbinary[/b] athletes won.[/quote]
Thank you the mentally ill and their fervent allies for this norm you have created.

Just like everywhere, theatre, events, groups, bathrooms, men's spaces get called and are only reserved for men;

Whereas women's spaces and names all get destroyed and became garbage can to absorbe all folx. Never standalone "women" but this obligatory "women trans nonbinary".

Maybe Olympics will soon follow the trailblazer (#Can[strikethrough]W[/strikethrough]NT / #Can[b]X[/b]NT) and only change the name women as XXXen.

The only and real unisex category in pro-sports has always been men's. It's not sane men's fault that 'non-men' who also belong in men's sports never bother. You know why their category name remains intact when so-called protected exclusive category of women gets mutilated.

BTW if you're interested in who are the lezzies/real bis, how many are, how many took medals, don't bother. Sports version of Pinknews have zero mention of any but endless repetition of just "LGBTQ athletes" all over.

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