Olympics

[Ragnar Lothbrook]

So, now that the Rio Games are over what were your favorite moments? What were your can't miss events? For me in order:

USA Men's Basketball
USA Women's Soccer(until they lost)
Usain Bolt- 100, 200, 4x1
USA Women's Basketball

Those were my can't miss events, but I did watch much more. My hope is that we can get some of you to chime in perspectives from all around the world.

[Ragnar Lothbrook]

I know all you busters watched some of the Olympics. I started this- one, because I use DXS as my FB; and two, because you guys can mix it up and talk about something else, and guess what it still counts as a post. So someday, someday when you're old and gray you can finally get 25 or 30 percent off and be bangin in the old folks home, ya know. I know this forum has people living all over the world, some American, some not. Well, USA kicked ass across the board, but I loved watching all the hoop, I'm talkin Australia, Lithuania, Spain, you name it. And all the track and field had so many different countries involved. So, if you want a break from talkin mones hit me up. Until then you've all heard the chant- USA, USA, USA.....

[jiubu]

liked this 'because I use DXS as my FB'. I wish I had free TV license to watch. I like to watch swimming, badminton, track and field.

[jiubu]

for me the moment was in badminton men's single semi-finals when two legendary players played against each other and fianlly Malaysia won. I was watching during my break at work and I will forever remember that moment.

[Ragnar Lothbrook]

that seems like a special moment jiubu. That's what the Olympics are all about. I love the background stories and the against all odds success stories. I take it you're currently in or from Malaysia?

[jiubu]

yes I am from Malaysia and badminton is like our national sport, it's like how indians love rugby