The thread of .......................

[Pichu2k7]

Sports are amazing. They're no different than competitive video games, just viewed differently by the average person. I love watching Track and Field, as well as Badminton and Ping Pong. and I love to see the best of the best come out and represent their country every year to pariticipate in the games.

Only one there I would consider any good would be track and field. Then again I haven't even watched the Olympics in a year or two. Something about the pride of countries or something but I never really got into that part.

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[RockerJ]

I'm really impressed that you were able to watch the Olympics a year or two ago.

[Pichu2k7]

I'm really impressed that you were able to watch the Olympics a year or two ago.

I watched it on the TV, mainly the Track and water events but there were a few others I watched I can't remember...was rooting for GB of course. Maybe I did understand the concept of self pride.

[Mr. MR]

For those who did not watch the opening ceremony for the London Olympics
There was a 3DS in it

[WiiAssasin]

Video games in the Olympics, see. It's happening sooner than I thought.

[Splash_King]

^ Olympic League Gaming?

Something about the pride of countries or something but I never really got into that part.

Patriotism is a curse. Therefore, the Olympics promotes curses.

[WiiAssasin]

Be patriotic because that guy can run faster than the other guys. DO IT.

[Neosquid]

I stand by my opinion that competitive Pokemon should be a sport.


.......not completely serious, but it's something that I'd actually like to watch. =)

[WiiAssasin]

I've experienced the some of the most engaging plot twists and cutscenes that I can recall since the 90's, and perhaps ever if it passes through nostalgia.

[Mr. MR]

Sorry to say this Scotty but I mastered the Irish accent today
although Scottish is not too far off