Best Memory of the London 2012 Olympic Games?
 

I didn't watch much but what I saw looked like a great Olympics and London and the UK did themselves proud. Shame a once great country is now Muslim.

Best part , womens volleyball , gymnastics girls ass's!

and

Michael Phelps last swim

water polo nipple slips, duh

Surface to Air missiles mounted on rooftops

papill0n's post about the German weightlifter.

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Womens Track, and gymnastics.

Canadian womens soccer

final medal bouts in the boxing :)

first time ive ever watched a full soccer game

USA in near total domination.

um ...... how could the USA totally dominate when Canada owned the podium? :arcadefre

it reminded me why i dont care about the olympics

ohhhhhhhhhh.........now i understand. you're using the total medal count and how many gold medals the USA won as your yardstick of success and domination.

whatever .......... Canada still owned the podium.

i take it u dont like the canadian program mutt?

The stick leg guy.

haha - no. i honestly think that the Canadian Olympic program should always judge itself against Australia, a country of about the same population and wealth as Canada.

and yes I know that Canada does much better at the Winter Olympics because we're a cold weather country BUT ........... we also have lots of warm weather months plus lots of indoor training facilities and money. At one time Canada had a world class swimming program and won lots of medals in the pool, same with diving, and we had a good track program made up of mostly Jamaican Canadians - we *could* do a lot better at the Summer Olympics if the bureaucrats who run things did a better job and if we spent some more money.

yah.. the own the podium program didn't really come into effect for this olympics, they only got 2 years of funding and not that much, but this was also a transition olympics, alot of athletes that were there won't be back for the next one so i think rio will be alot better

Agreed - combing winter and summer olympics and Aus / Canada are about equal as they should be.

My favourite moments would have to be Usain Bolt's 100metre run and the Aussie sailor in the laser class, his final race (the beginning) was amazing to watch and I hate sailing boring as batshit.

Bolt is amazing. From a London perspective I don't think anything was bigger than Mo Farrah. This city (and I'm guessing country) went absolutely insane for him.

The Kenyan Rudisha was awesome too

You went to the Olympics? What events did you see live?

Two medals for Somalia, nice.

No didn't go to any of the events. We moved here (london) last week so we've been watching all the coverage. I have to say british coverage was amazing. Much better than canadian.

wow, what made you choose London as a home?

LOL :1orglaugh
Was this pic photochopped or real? :1orglaugh

there are way too many medals in Swimming only

I like best how it ended so I can go back to watching movies and interesting tv shows on the two channels that it was playing on here

Shame you're a fucking idiot with no clue about the world around you.

No, it's because nobody else gives a single shit about the Winter Olympics.

Bolt declaring himself a legend over and over was pretty amusing - tbf he is!

I would have voted for Mo Farrah but as he was not listed I went for Bolt....

You'll like this then.

http://xhamster.com/photos/gallery/5...nip_slips.html

For me, it has to be the 100m and 200m track finals, and Phelps. Shame on shot-putter Ostapchuk, but no worse than Gatlin, who was allowed to run yet again after god-knows-how-many-bans. I think the standard in all competitions was the best I've ever seen, and cleanest. For all the bad publicity London got for empty seats early on, then having 80,000+ turn up for both the soccer finals, 8.1m spectators through the turnstiles, huge crowds at the free events creating a fantastic atmosphere, making it the best supported Olympics ever, and thankfully no terrorist attack, London's got to be proud for putting on such a show. The only bad publicity I got to hear about was the hotel just down the road from where I live, who looked after the Canadian badminton team, where they got food poisoning for two days a week before it all began; that's a good excuse for why Canada fared so poorly. The closing ceremony standard was set by Beijing's and no-one will ever match theirs, but I enjoyed The Who, not bad for pensioners; it was so-so. Says something when the IOC requested Britain to bid again for the Olympics. 9/10.

Bolt and crew hitting WR on 4x100

Spice Girls!

j/k


Nah for me the star was Bolt again. Enjoyed watching him and team Jamaica in action. :)