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Bandy is hockey but without physical contact and a ball instead of a puck, I've never seen the point with it and I can't be bothered with it, but if Curling is part of the olympics.......yeah, I wouldn't mind if bandy took curlings place. (If they're out of room that is)DoomYoshi wrote:I love watching the Olympics. Hockey is a big draw. I've been at bars during Leafs playoffs games... the place is going to explode.
Go to a GSP fight...the place is going to explode x2.
Go to a Gold-medal Canada game... the place is exploded.
I was thinking of boycotting the Winter Olympics this year because they still haven't made Bandy a game, but in the end, I'm a sucker for the skeleton.
Don't take curling's place!!!!Gillipig wrote:Bandy is hockey but without physical contact and a ball instead of a puck, I've never seen the point with it and I can't be bothered with it, but if Curling is part of the olympics.......yeah, I wouldn't mind if bandy took curlings place. (If they're out of room that is)DoomYoshi wrote:I love watching the Olympics. Hockey is a big draw. I've been at bars during Leafs playoffs games... the place is going to explode.
Go to a GSP fight...the place is going to explode x2.
Go to a Gold-medal Canada game... the place is exploded.
I was thinking of boycotting the Winter Olympics this year because they still haven't made Bandy a game, but in the end, I'm a sucker for the skeleton.
The three best Bandy teams are Russia, Sweden and Finland (they are basically the only countries that even have a team), so I don't think Canada would gain anything on that sport becoming part of the olympics. Seeing how it would benefit Sweden perhaps I should want it to become apart but I'm more thinking of what I will look at from the olympics. (Nordic skiing and Hockey, maybe some Alpine skiing of one of our guys do well.)DoomYoshi wrote:Don't take curling's place!!!!Gillipig wrote:Bandy is hockey but without physical contact and a ball instead of a puck, I've never seen the point with it and I can't be bothered with it, but if Curling is part of the olympics.......yeah, I wouldn't mind if bandy took curlings place. (If they're out of room that is)DoomYoshi wrote:I love watching the Olympics. Hockey is a big draw. I've been at bars during Leafs playoffs games... the place is going to explode.
Go to a GSP fight...the place is going to explode x2.
Go to a Gold-medal Canada game... the place is exploded.
I was thinking of boycotting the Winter Olympics this year because they still haven't made Bandy a game, but in the end, I'm a sucker for the skeleton.
The point of Bandy is that all the amazing Canadian players who don't play Team Canada hockey can then go play Team Canada bandy.
Cuz we could send 2 teams over of just hockey players.

Could've would've should've, many basketball players could've probably become good high jumpers if they had focused on that when they were young, but I don't think Le Bron would break any high jumping records if he signed up for the next summer olympics. Similarly, many hockey players could've probably become great at bandy if they grew up playing it. But I don't think adding Jarome Iginla to the Canadian bandy team would help it's chances at all.DoomYoshi wrote:You don't think our B-list hockey players could play Bandy?
It's ON!Gillipig wrote:Could've would've should've, many basketball players could've probably become good high jumpers if they had focused on that when they were young, but I don't think Le Bron would break any high jumping records if he signed up for the next summer olympics. Similarly, many hockey players could've probably become great at bandy if they grew up playing it. But I don't think adding Jarome Iginla to the Canadian bandy team would help it's chances at all.DoomYoshi wrote:You don't think our B-list hockey players could play Bandy?
You haven't said if it's hockey rules or bandy rules! Might influence who I'm placing my bets on.DoomYoshi wrote:It's ON!Gillipig wrote:Could've would've should've, many basketball players could've probably become good high jumpers if they had focused on that when they were young, but I don't think Le Bron would break any high jumping records if he signed up for the next summer olympics. Similarly, many hockey players could've probably become great at bandy if they grew up playing it. But I don't think adding Jarome Iginla to the Canadian bandy team would help it's chances at all.DoomYoshi wrote:You don't think our B-list hockey players could play Bandy?
Monday's show on the Yoshi channel is B-list Canadian hockey players against A-list Scandanavian bandy players.
The game will be played in Sarajevo, at the Asim Ferhatović Hase Stadium.
I love watching the winter olympics. That shouldn't stop me from making fun of them.betiko wrote:am i the only one that loves watching winter olympics and are you all really not giving a f*ck? even you canadian snowmans? even you nordic trolls?
No, it's the men's room; they can't flush wiping paper down the toilet. Western journalists reported toilet paper shortages all over Sochi, and a couple complained they had to fish through the buckets for the cleanest piece of used tp they could find.2dimes wrote:Obviously that's they ladies room. Tampon bucket between the toilets.
...and that's just the intro. See, this is why you guys need me.betiko wrote:Yes, it s not because they are held in winter that they are not olympics.
Come here and brag about your national medals!
Meanwhile, what do you think of this toilet scandal?
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I'm indifferent towards sports. I like a few winter Olympic events enough to watch on occasion. I'm on vacation so that's not now. I love the response Duk.Dukasaur wrote:I love watching the winter olympics. That shouldn't stop me from making fun of them.betiko wrote:am i the only one that loves watching winter olympics and are you all really not giving a f*ck? even you canadian snowmans? even you nordic trolls?
I love watching girls with big tits doing aerobics, but it won't stop me from making crude jokes.
I love watching the lumpenproletariat elect the latest "Time for Change" candidate, as if the previous 3 million, 925 thousand, six hundred and forty-four "Time for Change" candidates didn't teach them to look deeper. I still laugh. Well, sometimes I cry. But I still laugh through the tears.
What's the point of observing anything if you're not allowed to ridicule it?
What the women are doing now is what won men's competitions in the 80s. Men are just generally more willing to push themselves past the status quo; in addition to the built-in physical advantages.Lootifer wrote:My first, slightly sexist, observation so far is that Mens are startlingly better at flipping and spinning than Woman are. I didn't think the difference would be so extreme but triple back flips and BS 1440's vs cab 360's... It really struck me as odd.