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the Talking Can 08-17-2016 09:01 PM

her dick makes her over rotate

KevB 08-17-2016 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by the Talking Can (Post 12373590)
and costas just mentioned the 'cheating on his girlfriend' theory

But why lie about getting robbed as your cover story?

GloryDayz 08-17-2016 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by KevB (Post 12373675)
But why lie about getting robbed as your cover story?

Perhaps paid $400 for some good head.

WhawhaWhat 08-17-2016 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by KevB (Post 12373675)
But why lie about getting robbed as your cover story?

Brothels are legal in Brazil so if you get a charge on your bill that says "Rio's Palace of Whores" then you're going to need a cover story when your girlfriend or Mom sees it.

Buehler445 08-17-2016 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by displacedinMN (Post 12373192)
Lochte and other swimmers being investigated about the robbery. Some doubting it happened or some sort of lying.

This could turn out to be a cluster.

Yeah, they were talking about it on ESPN. Shit is stinky. One guy said, whatever it is I won't be surprised. Rio is a shithole and he got robbed. Sure. Lochte just got drunk. Sure. Lochte did something illegal. Totally believable .

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Originally Posted by displacedinMN (Post 12373597)
Bye Bye ryan. Have fun in a Brazilian jail.

He's never going to be in Rio ever again. Ever.

KevB 08-17-2016 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by WhawhaWhat (Post 12373689)
Brothels are legal in Brazil so if you get a charge on your bill that says "Rio's Palace of Whores" then you're going to need a cover story when your girlfriend or Mom sees it.

That's plausible. But there are reports they were at the club until nearly dawn. Who knows.

Buehler445 08-17-2016 09:45 PM

This volleyball match is cray cray.

Goddamned good ball last two nights.

Prison Bitch 08-17-2016 10:44 PM

Tragedy hit tonite


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Setsuna 08-17-2016 11:02 PM

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Durant prolly told her to come over that night. ROFL

DJ's left nut 08-17-2016 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by kjwood75nro (Post 12373549)
Justin Gatlin. Missed finals cause he couldn't keep his goddamn eyes forward.

Undisciplined.

Eh, that was the narrative from the broadcast team but I saw a guy that was gassed and knew it. It looked like he just flat didn't have it.

It was like watching volleyball last night. You could try to rationalize Walsh-Jennings/Ross losing all you want, but in the end, everyone has bad nights on occasion and last night Walsh-Jennings had herself one hell of a bad night. She was garbage.

And frankly, she was lousy for the first set and a half tonight as well before that 3 block point halfway through the second set. Once that happened, she got much more assertive at the net and it carried forward into her offensive game. You could almost see her getting her legs back and she played the kind of game she needed to have played last night to get to the finals.

Some times the bear eats you. Tonight the bear got Justin Gatlin.

kjwood75nro 08-17-2016 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 12373785)
Eh, that was the narrative from the broadcast team but I saw a guy that was gassed and knew it. It looked like he just flat didn't have it.

It was like watching volleyball last night. You could try to rationalize Walsh-Jennings/Ross losing all you want, but in the end, everyone has bad nights on occasion and last night Walsh-Jennings had herself one hell of a bad night. She was garbage.

And frankly, she was lousy for the first set and a half tonight as well before that 3 block point halfway through the second set. Once that happened, she got much more assertive at the net and it carried forward into her offensive game. You could almost see her getting her legs back and she played the kind of game she needed to have played last night to get to the finals.

Some times the bear eats you. Tonight the bear got Justin Gatlin.

I watched it again, and it's clear he gave up. Looking around, rapid deceleration, no follow-through or final lean...he clearly gave up because he thought he had it.

Everybody else pushed through, eyes straight ahead, leaning into finish line.

I have no doubt he was tired, but he clearly screwed up.

Edit: I saw via fast forwarded DVR that he was interviewed after, but I didn't listen to it, so broadcast narratives didn't influence my opinion.

DJ's left nut 08-17-2016 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by kjwood75nro (Post 12373788)
I watched it again, and it's clear he gave up. Looking around, rapid deceleration, no follow-through or final lean...he clearly gave up because he thought he had it.

Everybody else pushed through, eyes straight ahead, leaning into finish line.

I have no doubt he was tired, but he clearly screwed up.

Edit: I saw via fast forwarded DVR that he was interviewed after, but I didn't listen to it, so broadcast narratives didn't influence my opinion.

I think we see the same thing but reach different conclusions.

Remember that Gatlin's still a 100m guy, moreso now that he's in his mid 30s (amazing, BTW). When you're a 100m guy who's either put too much into his break or doesn't have the energy to finish out the last 50 of the 200, that wall's going to hit hard. So when you see a guy quitting because he thought he could coast, I see a guy that's simply run out of gas and is dying on the track.

Gatlin's no kid. He's run dozens of elite level races in his career and knows the stakes. He also knew he wasn't in first or anywhere close to it. And as you've noted, he looked to his right where there were runners closing in on him. What would've convinced him on that look that he was able to shut it down?

I think he looked to his right praying that nobody was catching up to him because he knew he was out of steam. That would explain why he looked early. It would explain why there was no lean (he knew there was no point) and it would explain why he just cratered at the end. The alternative is to think that a world class sprinter in second (not first) who just looked to his right and saw guys closing in on him thought to himself "eh **** it, good enough" and coasted across.

That just doesn't pass the sniff test for me. I saw a 34 yr old man who put everything he had into the 100m dash just a few days prior who was finally run down by father time, who remains unbeaten and untied.

kjwood75nro 08-17-2016 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 12373791)
I think we see the same thing but reach different conclusions.

Remember that Gatlin's still a 100m guy, moreso now that he's in his mid 30s (amazing, BTW). When you're a 100m guy who's either put too much into his break or doesn't have the energy to finish out the last 50 of the 200, that wall's going to hit hard. So when you see a guy quitting because he thought he could coast, I see a guy that's simply run out of gas and is dying on the track.

Gatlin's no kid. He's run dozens of elite level races in his career and knows the stakes. He also knew he wasn't in first or anywhere close to it. And as you've noted, he looked to his right where there were runners closing in on him. What would've convinced him on that look that he was able to shut it down?

I think he looked to his right praying that nobody was catching up to him because he knew he was out of steam. That would explain why he looked early. It would explain why there was no lean (he knew there was no point) and it would explain why he just cratered at the end. The alternative is to think that a world class sprinter in second (not first) who just looked to his right and saw guys closing in on him thought to himself "eh **** it, good enough" and coasted across.

That just doesn't pass the sniff test for me. I saw a 34 yr old man who put everything he had into the 100m dash just a few days prior who was finally run down by father time, who remains unbeaten and untied.

It just would've looked better if he had gone through the motions of trying. Even if it made no difference, at least there'd be no question.

DJ's left nut 08-17-2016 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by kjwood75nro (Post 12373800)
It just would've looked better if he had gone through the motions of trying. Even if it made no difference, at least there'd be no question.

No doubt.

But that's sprinters for ya. Even if they say they're hurt, you can't trust them because they have the constitution of soccer players if they're behind. It's amazing how many sprinters feel something 'grab' when they're lagging behind...

They're thoroughbreds, right down to their....uh...enigmatic nature.

(Except Bolt...**** me that guy is cool)

Hammock Parties 08-18-2016 12:13 AM

Brazil is full of ****ing fascists.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">BREAKING: Attorney says American swimmers pulled off US-bound plane will not be allowed to leave Brazil until they testify about robbery.</p>&mdash; The Associated Press (@AP) <a href="https://twitter.com/AP/status/766132274433761280">August 18, 2016</a></blockquote>
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