As a complete aside, I drove past the track in Oxford last week (something I'll probably be doing a fair bit of over the next 3 years) where Bannister broke the 4 minute mile. It's now 70 years since then and of course Elliott soon took it to completely different levels. But at some point I intend to park up and have a walk around it, there's just something special about sporting venues where a magical event happened.
The Dutch culture enables this ****. It's absolutely reprehensible.
Nah mate, this is a specifically Dutch problem. No other western country in the world would coddle a nonce to the extent that they have done. Not in this century, certainly.
A damn shame how one rotten apple can spoil the bunch.
Brought us Kurt Angle, so of course it should be!
I think many found the entire concept of breaking in the Olympics hilarious to begin with, so nobody here really cares. (perhaps some in the actual breaking community?)
Yep, I don't think anyone took it seriously, and Raygun typified all of that and a whole lot more.
Yeah was referring to Australians in particular
whining about things is quite fun actually
I've noticed he quite likes moaning about people moaning, which kind of lacks a bit of originality really.
Ugh. I hate posts like this.
