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Olympic curling

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So the misses and I have really been getting into curling.
I know some of you live Way up there.so maybe you know a little about it.
There's one thing I don't understand .why are all the other countries girls way hotter than the Americans girls?
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Well I dunno, but did get to catch a couple minutes of USA vs Canada women's hockey. Didn't realize it was women's hockey and I was wondering how hockey players could be on the ice with pony tails hanging out, some of 'em. THAT would be a major detriment in men's pro hockey, enough of a punchup without giving the other side a hunk of hair to yank on. (Hey I went to a riot and a hockey game broke out...) Well I gotta say, neither team is second-rate. Very good game. Couldn't stay to the end, gotta contend with the traffic - panic buying by the suburbanites with a major snow due tomorrow.

Good on you cbass for getting into curling. A rare sport indeed outside Olympics.

I'm into hurling too . . . OK wise guys it's not a barf fest . . . sorta Celtic lacrosse/rugby also rarely seen in the USA.

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I'm Wondering if the pond over here is froze enuff to so some curling on . I wonder if I cut a flat spot on a bowling ball ?
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As a kid I lived in Ontario Canada,Some of the other kids Moms and Dads went curling,other than that it was unheard of in the States.I lived in Canada till I was six.Everyone loved hockey.Canada was a cool place as a kid :wink:
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cbass wrote:I'm Wondering if the pond over here is froze enuff to so some curling on . I wonder if I cut a flat spot on a bowling ball ?
Hmm... what would be worse than falling through the ice on a pond... Oh I know, falling through the ice on a pond while holding a big chunk of granite!
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cbass wrote:all the other countries girls way hotter than the Americans girls?
Seriously! Russian team? Wow.

Needs costumes like Beach Volleyball. Then it would become as big as soccer.
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Eardrums!!! We don't need no stinkin' eardrums!
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dartanion wrote:Swiss Curler Carmen Schaefer!!
She has that look of total concentration. And now, so do I - gzang-a-rooties! I'm a curling fan now for sure - thanx for the photos dartonion!
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Being from Minnesota, I already knew that there are babes that curl. The St. Paul Curling Club was next door to one of my favorite bars.

Oh yeah, I like this photo of Carmen too!!! Hmmmm, tongue stud. What ever is that for?

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The wife and I are fans (strictly during olympic time only). Thank heavens for DVR! Couple years ago, Shuster blew a couple easy shots, which led to us frequently saying to each other, "Boy, you really Shustered that one." Had a pretty awesome game against Denmark, though! Watched that one last night.
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mmmmmm droooooooool :shock:

curling is way awesome! volleyball move over
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dartanion wrote:Hmmmm, tongue stud. What ever is that for?
Helps in the pronunskyation of Schwyzerdeutsch.
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Leo_Gnardo wrote:
dartanion wrote:Hmmmm, tongue stud. What ever is that for?
Helps in the pronunskyation of Schwyzerdeutsch.
Oral umlaut enhancer?
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NickC wrote:
Leo_Gnardo wrote:
dartanion wrote:Hmmmm, tongue stud. What ever is that for?
Helps in the pronunskyation of Schwyzerdeutsch.
Oral umlaut enhancer?
Good one! Yeh, that and all those gnarly Swiss words & location names that start with G followed by a consonant. Gstaad, gneiss, Gnardo... like that. Austria has a bunch of those too.

I sure could do with a nice hot rösti right now. Savory crispy shredded potato pie, a Swiss specialty.
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Leo_Gnardo wrote: ...... all those gnarly Swiss words & location names that start with G followed by a consonant. Gstaad, gneiss, Gnardo... like that. Austria has a bunch of those too.............

Could be worse ....... could be Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch Wales. :wink:
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