My blog - February 2006

Winter Olympics

February 13th 2006, 2:27pm

I'm watching quite a lot of the Winter Olympics at the moment - since I discovered that the BBC are broadcasting all their content on the internet as well, so it doesn't matter that I don't have NTL, Sky or Freeview. So I get to watch my favourite sport nearly every day. That's Ice Hockey, by the way.

And this year I have three countries to support: Great Britain, Estonia and Canada. Which means we already have three medals. Or four, if you include the 1924 curling medal which was only awarded to us this year!

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Comment posted by Maret at 2:27pm on February 13th 2006

SO....Estonia won a Gold Medal yesterday in the cross country skiing!! so I hope you celebrated like I did!YESS!!!

Comment posted by Maret at 2:27pm on February 13th 2006

And again today-Gold Medal for Estonia!!!!!!Get the champagne out!!!

Comment posted by Maret at 2:27pm on February 13th 2006

Well......we did it AGAIN......another Gold medal!!!!!!

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Superbowl

February 6th 2006, 1:17am

I decided to stay up to watch the superbowl again this year. I really don't get it. I've watched half the game, and nothing has really happened. I've heard Americans complain that football (soccer) is boring, and I'm not a great fan of it either, but it's more interesting than this stuff! (Of course, neither American football nor real football really compare to ice hockey.) They play for a few seconds and then go for an advert break and then switch the teams all round. And can the players not think for themselves? They have to get told what to do all the time. I'd rather watch indoor bowls.

At least The Rolling Stones at half time are pretty good. Not sure they've got Mick's microphone quite right though. Once they're done I'm going to bed though.

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Comment posted by Naomi at 1:17am on February 6th 2006

For those who have trouble understanding football, the reason why there are so many stops in play, and why they are always switching players can be found at this site. Just search what you'd like to understand! :) I don't follow football much (at least AMERICAN football, as the Brits call it - we have our own Canadian Football League, and we don't compete with the Americans in football.), but these basics might help you! And save you a lengthy explanation of things you might already understand! Now if I can just learn to grasp the concept of cricket and rugby! :P

http://www.stsent.com/_football/dummies.htm

Comment posted by James at 1:17am on February 6th 2006

It's okay - I understand how they're playing American Football. I just don't understand how anyone could find it interesting.

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