Did you watch the Olympics Closing Ceremonies?
142389
yes I was in tears too....I was sad that it had to end
276843
watched it luvd it... funny stuf... lol\npeace out:)
877337
This is indeed a hairy subject! Of course it is true!! I attended the games myself - but am sworn to secrecy! In fact I am now in hiding from both sides - the apes on one hand - Hitler's offspring on the other. Woe is me!  But some detail - the non-believers maintained that the participants dressed up in costumes and that the time judges (also in costume) "cooked" the results. They even went as far as to say that all the spectators were bribed to attend - this I can assure you is absolute nonsense! (I must admit I did receive a free ticket in the mail) If I recall correctly the 100 yard dash was also broken - by memory 9.2 seconds which was a record at that time.
459837
does anyone watch that anymore?
229401
Yes.\n\nFrom an Australian perspective, the three gold medals. The most memorable moment was the performance of Canadian weightlifter Marilou Dozois-Prevost in winning the silver medal in the women's weightlifting. She was a female weightlifter who looked like a woman. The other was the hailstorm interrupting the women's pairs in the lawn bowls between Canada and Swaziland.
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I was up watching with the whole family. The kids missed school, Lucky it was my day off.\nWe were all on the edge of our seats. \nDam proud to be an Aussie.\nWasn't the score we wanted but were still in it.\nKeeping the dream alive..............................................
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LONDON..... London beats Paris by winning a dramatic vote to host the 2012 Olympic Games. see yah there...
1076329
Yes, the World Cup is being watched by over 5 Billion people. Plus lots of people have lost interest in the olympics due to it's dope issues.
678319
yes, i fink so. it's champions league final, loadz of ppl r goin 2 b there n watch it. so gud atmosphere...
859618
a few years back, there was an olympic swimming event that had a european nation that was new to the olympics (at least in that event). it was one of the prequalifying runs, and the guy swimming was nowhere near finishing in time for the event, but he just wouldnt stop, and the crowd went NUTS. they didnt care where he was from, they didnt care that he wasnt going to win, they just were cheering on a guy who was clearly pushing himself, and didnt give in. even when he knew he lost, he was going to finish for him, and his ppl. THAT was a great moment in my book.
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I apoligize for writing without having an answer to your question directly. Just wanted to say that it's an ingenious one, though, and my suspicion is that there's no site that offers it because of contracts between the International Olympic Committee and broadcasters around the world.\n\nIt's really disappointing that we're stuck here in the U.S. with the very, very limited coverage provided by the NBC networks, who must have bid a fortune on the rights, & now have to recoup their investment with commercials punctuated by completely ridiculous, highly produced "human interest" stories, and banal commentary by people like Bob Costas. He's up in a booth somewhere - could be Torino, could be Hoboken. Jim McKay, at least, used to put on a down jacket and go out to the ski slopes now and then.\n\nIn countries with nationalized broadcasting, the feeds are often much, much better. There's hardly any interference by producers and graphics people. You get more raw scores and less music & commentary. For a lot less money, people in France, Britain, and Germany, for example, get to see dozens of hours of pure sport that we don't.\n\nIt's terrifically unfair that I have to watch Impala commercials, when I'd rather see the Finns or the Swiss or the Ukrainians doing what they do best. And I'm mortified when I think about how much gratuitous, garbage-filled airtime NBC devoted to Bode Miller or Apolo Anton Ohno when there were so many beautiful races to be run and scenery to be seen. (I don't blame Miller & Ohno for this at all. It was completely beyond their control. Win or lose, the athletes seem to be vexed by the whole media circus & just get on with it.) \n\nThanks for letting me rant a little.\n\nI'll be checking back to see if there IS a way to see what we've missed.
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Being in Steel City, of course I was.  The parade today was fantastic as well.\n\nYet, I do feel somewhat discontent with the many "conspiracy theories" being thrown around and the supposed "bad calls."  I will admit that there was at least one bad call, and that was Hasselback's "hit below the knees."  However, why are Seattle fans complaining so much about the officiating, because I don't remember Mike Holmgren challenging any of those calls in the second half...\n\nThe play that more or less ended the game had nothing to do with "poor officiating" or "shoulda woulda couldas" though, and that was Willie Parker's 75 yard TD run - its ashame they didn't use him more either because he looked as though he could've done it all night long.
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Okay then... I too have my thoughts on this. I believe we did go. "in the footage the flag waves... that's because we put wires in it to make it do that. there are other things that I have no proof for but I did do an essay on Neil Armstrong so whatever.... I'm no expert...
1001048
You buy the tickets for the final which is in Berlin on the 9th of July at 21:00. That's what it's written on the ticket, not the countries that play. I don;t think there are any tickets for the final left.
113831
I like winter sports so i enjoy watching it very much. Turino is well prepared for the games, they worked very hard to make it a breath taking event. The ceremony at the beginning was a little too long but very impressing.
650361
I didn't get to watch all of it :(\n\nI actually like taking it seriously! No idea why!?\n\nAnd Turkey gave 10 points to Armenia! Maybe international politics should also be decided by televoting :P
850510
try YOU TUBE. I linked Emmits finale dance below, but I am sure they have more videos of the show.