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2018 Commonwealth Games Gold Coast

spartacus said:
it is quite sad my legs are so weak, especially when I try very hard to train strict. in fact, I have just broken down again thinking about it. but, I will persist.
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Yes they are long and stringy.Your legs look like noodles.My legs are short and stumpy.You sure its a good idea being 6 1 and dropping to 83 kgs?
 
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spartacus said:
grunta, how was swimming at games?
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Sick bro.
There was a moment I’ll never forget. In the S class 200IM.
This NZ kunce can’t remember his name, Elijah, Elmar or Ernie, anyway he had an unusual first name, I’ll ask the missus, she’ll remember.
He was up against a guy with a deformed lower leg, someone with MS, a midget and other disadvantaged competitors. But he had 2/3 of his arm missing, way more disadvantaged that the other competitors, but he swam like a champ, didn’t win but had the heart of lion. True athlete, we were screaming so hard for him there were specs of saliva flying out all over the joint, my kids even started crying when he didn’t win.
Hat of to him, champion in my eyes.
And to top off his disadvantage, poor kunce has to live in NZ.
 
Grunta said:
Sick bro.
There was a moment I’ll never forget. In the S class 200IM.
This NZ kunce can’t remember his name, Elijah, Elmar or Ernie, anyway he had an unusual first name, I’ll ask the missus, she’ll remember.
He was up against a guy with a deformed lower leg, someone with MS, a midget and other disadvantaged competitors. But he had 2/3 of his arm missing, way more disadvantaged that the other competitors, but he swam like a champ, didn’t win but had the heart of lion. True athlete, we were screaming so hard for him there were specs of saliva flying out all over the joint, my kids even started crying when he didn’t win.
Hat of to him, champion in my eyes.
And to top off his disadvantage, poor kunce has to live in NZ.
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yes, i saw that. I was thinking the same. some of these matchups for categories seem unfair. I suppose they are trying to streamline the number of para events.

great you and family enjoyed games
 
spartacus said:
yes, i saw that. I was thinking the same. some of these matchups for categories seem unfair. I suppose they are trying to streamline the number of para events.

great you and family enjoyed games
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100% agree, it was so much harder for this bloke, some sort of handicap needs to explored.
My family kept screaming “not fair” and most there agreed, a bloke with 3 limbs has a major disadvantage against a bloke with 4. There’s gotta be a better match up.

Anyway, I’m glad the para games are incorporated, instead of having a separate one after, it’s great to see.
 
We are quick to congratulate the Aussies who do well and rightly so, but I just want to say what a disgrace the Rugby men’s are, 5th. Fucking 5th.
Hang your heads in shame.
 
Women were gallant in defeat. Missed the conversion from nearly in front that would’ve won them the Gold instead of going to extra time.
 
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