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What is a Olympic sport that you just watched for the first time and loved it?
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So the question is what is a Olympic sport that you just watched and you have loved it? See this year is my first time watching the whole Olympic games. And the sport that I really thought was a sissy sport is not a sport that is very good to me and that is Gymnastics.
Btw! There are no more Gymnastics thing for Shawn Johnson right?
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The womens gymnastics I really like to watch now mainly cuz of Shawn Johnson.
Shawn Johnson is so optimistic. gotta love her. great sportsmanship
Definitely Trampoline Gymnastics. They get some sick air!
Just about all the Winter Olympic sports(luge, bobsled, skiing, speed skating,etc). I went to Lake Placid and did them and am also a member of the Pittsbrugh Curling Club.
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synchronized swimming
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On the one hand, one of the great lions of the sport. On the other hand, what a dick.
> I don’t think people shut hunt hogs for sport, either Stay on target. We’re talking about eating pigs for pleasure. This is equivalent to killing elephants for sport.
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