Event 2024 Paris Summer Olympics!

I was listening to NBA radio this morning and they pointed out the obvious about Booker and Tatum. Two stars who are not used to being role players, and consequently struggling. Even though they are two of the best players in the world, they still feel the pressure knowing that if they miss their first few shots, they might get pulled before they have a chance to get into a rhythm....like they normally would playing for their NBA team.

I bring this up because one of my biggest pet peeves is those fans who always criticize players for being inconsistent with their shooting when they come in cold off the bench. And those are players far less talented than Tatum and Booker. It's not easy and it's pretty common. Not just with our players.

 

I'm recording, is it worth watching?

 

It's been raining pretty good. I don't think they've been able to do everything they had planned. Also, no fireworks. Perhaps due to the railroad arsons?

 

That's certainly your opinion. I wasn't trying to be overly critical, just pointing out a few things out.

 

Had dinner in this amazing square watching the opening ceremonies being projected on this building. Great experience. Canadian Dort sitting right next to me….. cool dude.

 

What's a Canadian Dort? Like an American Dort, but less likely to litter?

 

damn she killed that shit good for her

 

Watching tonight. Can’t wait.

 

More like Legume than Nut

 

things just got real

USA vs. China Badminton !!

 

Not sure who would actually consider this a "Good Opening Ceremony"?

Absolutely the worst I have ever seen. The boats were a joke. An Opera singer on the roof of a building lip syncing? Really?
How does a major sophisticated advanced 1st world country come up with this as a major part of their opening ceremony to what many consider the biggest sporting spectacle on earth?

 

Judging by the posters, your son is in his 40s

 

The skills that took you to Paris obviously don't include actually taking the pictures

 

Somebody said that this past couple of weeks was an entire verse of "We Didn't Start The Fire"

 

I don't know, it sounds like someone did start it. "It stood at 480 square miles (1,243 square kilometers) on Friday night and was moving quickly north and east after igniting Wednesday when authorities said a man pushed a burning car into a gully in Chico and then calmly blended in with others fleeing the scene."