i have no problem with people with those viewpoints (however much i
disagree), but i do believe marching into a gay liberation parade as the
worlds largest homophobe is not the best way of expressing your views.
never mind, eh?
"Graeme Nash" <> Perhaps if it were remotely possible for a European to
understand the
It is EASY to understand American Football. You run real fast, you pound
the holy-crappola out of your opponent, and you spike the ball while ripping
off your helmet to gain maximum tv exposure. nuff-said....
dave henrie
| It is EASY to understand American Football. You run real fast, you
pound
| the holy-crappola out of your opponent, and you spike the ball while
ripping
| off your helmet to gain maximum tv exposure. nuff-said....
| dave henrie
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> > Check out the medal distribution of recent olympics or any other truly
> world
> > wide sport event. I don't see a trend justifying your claim...
> Countries with less access to technology simply cannot cope with the big
> countries, even if they have much superior population. They sometime excel
> at certain events because of natural talent of the global type of human
> being that lives between it's boundaries. The people living in the USofA
> have enough free time for entertainment, more then any other country in the
> world I would say.
Check out some athletics competitions, and think again.
Yes, maybe golf, yachting and motor racing, but lots of other sports just
require talent and lots of work (if doping is out of the question ;).
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Call me thick as mud, but I still don't get it. You mean to say your
I used an example of one weekend's viewing as a counter argument against an
"F1 is tedious" post.
I still watch CART and NASCAR when I can, in the hope that either will
appear interesting.
Although Minardi do run in F3000 also. Maybe they're covering both options.
Standard ITV coverage, the camera work is provided by a TV company local to
the track, so it varies in quality from race to race.
It devalues what I (as a spectator) thought was great racing, when the
drivers say "I'd have prefered it if it didn't happen that way".
I'm just ashamed to be English when he flaps his gums. Although, Colin,
like Mansell, can send you to sleep with his voice, he's a great driver with
a much better attitude.
F1 is an acquired taste, maybe, it's just my experience seems to differ to
those who find F1 dull.
I was thinking pre war- SoS era (1937) and before- to the punter in the
street, they would be called dinosaurs, regardless of their performance. I
wouldn't call a GT40 a dinosaur though!
John
