ohwell.Byakuya Togami said:According to Yahoo!'s medal count, Venezuela has one medal (gold). In what, I don't know, since I'm not watching the Games.
at least we got a gold medal!
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ohwell.Byakuya Togami said:According to Yahoo!'s medal count, Venezuela has one medal (gold). In what, I don't know, since I'm not watching the Games.
Byakuya Togami said:I love how the U.S. seems to care more about its citizens' proficiency in sports than it does about its less-than-impressive education standards and infrastructure in relation to those of other "civilized" countries.
Not really. If we cared we would stop cutting the budget and then putting such a huge emphasis on sports in schools.Rat said:We care about those things too.
It's just that we can always celebrate our success at the Olympics because we always win and fuck yeah America.
ah ha ha who are you kidding no we don'tRat said:We care about those things too.
Christian Brutal Sniper said:Byakuya Togami said:I love how the U.S. seems to care more about its citizens' proficiency in sports than it does about its less-than-impressive education standards and infrastructure in relation to those of other "civilized" countries.
i love how your post is remarkably irrelevant and incoherent
Byakuya Togami said:Christian Brutal Sniper said:Byakuya Togami said:I love how the U.S. seems to care more about its citizens' proficiency in sports than it does about its less-than-impressive education standards and infrastructure in relation to those of other "civilized" countries.
i love how your post is remarkably irrelevant and incoherent
It's not irrelevant (if you find it incoherent, I guess I can't do anything about that). Athletes receive more recognition and money than do our education standards, our infrastructure, and the people in charge of maintaining/improving them. Being ahead (or close to ahead at present) in the medal count is, in my opinion, less of an achievement than it was in the past or could be in the future as long as the U.S. is behind in education, infrastructure, and other areas and as long as it is ahead in unsavory areas such as obesity, since our rankings in these areas matter more than athletic rankings in the long run.
Great.Bane said:Even the octopus.
Yeah, I was thinking that Rio left the stadium laughing because they won't have to do much to compete with England's Opening and Closing Ceremonies.Rat said:Even the octopus?