olympics Funny

[NeilV]

found this funny little clip se what you think :D

http://home.datacomm.ch/marco.fernando/fla/bozzetto/olympics.swf

[Keith]

http://community.vugames.com/Images/emoticons/rotfl.gif That is quite funny!

[tobing]

Really great, this one.

[Son of Moose]

Excellent!! :)

[EmperorJay]

Nice :D . Thanks :) .

[Jaguar]

hehe. That was a great laugh :D

I really liked the hammer throw guy flying around :)

[claudio]

ou yea great

[vovan]

Hehe, nice. I, too liked the hammer-thrower, and also the high-plank diver. ;)

[Bizkit]

Haha. :D

I used to have one made by another Italian guy, about Italy joining the EU. I'll try to find the link.

[Son of Moose]

Bizkit:

Please do. If it is anywhere as good as this one it should provide our members with much enjoyment!! :D It (and other similarly pleasant distractions) will certainly help to pass the time until the release of CotN in November. :cool:

[Bizkit]

Here's something I read some while ago on a Romanian forum (didn't open a new thread, this is becoming the "fun" area):

How many forum users does it take to change a lightbulb?
Answer: 422

1 user will try to change the lightbulb and add a post about how he failed doing it
149 users will answer and share similar experiences
27 will warn about dangers that may arrise while changing lightbulbs
7 will show gramatical errors in the posts above
8 will insult the spellcheckers
14 will report that the lighbulb discussion has nothing to do with the forum
111 will defend the relevancy of the thread
26 will post links about the history of the lightbulb
14 will notice that the links don't work and post correct ones
12 will leave the forum "for good" as they won't be able to face the controversy about lightbulb changing

53 will add the numbers above to check if the sum is really 422.

Where do you stand? :p
I'll be one of those checking if the sum is correct - that's what I did when I first saw the post :D

[Scott7]

Wait... So who actually changes the lightbulb? :confused:

:D

[Bizkit]

I guess that's the catch. They're so busy talking on the forum that no one actually changes the lightbulb. :D
That being said, I should get back to my work now instead of talking on the forum! :p

[claudio]

http://users.pandora.be/luvam/thisland/
lol

[Keith]

If that one is the one I think it is Claudio, I've seen it. It's gotten national news coverage here in the U.S. It's a good one though.

[claudio]

je i think it s that one
i thought that i saw it somewere

[NeilV]

its good tho :D

[Son of Moose]

Extremely interesting for a non-US citizen who has not followed the election campaign in any great depth. It seems to re-inforce the stereotypes one has of the respective candidates and their views. :)

[RSchwind]

Nope, no sterotypes here. They, god help us, are actually like that. :(

[claudio]

i have actually the luck that the elections are during my exchange year
its really intressting. but the campains doesnt make the difference because most americans are eigther republicans or democrats and rest it for their whole live.so the decission in the election makes how many of which side GO to the election.

[RSchwind]

This is true for the dedicated voters who show up every year. I think this year is more unusual in that the candidates are trying harder to sway the new voters and groups that don't normally vote every election.

Pres. Bush is even trying to win the Amish. While normally they vote Republican, since they are forbidden to use electronic machines, most voting booths are no good for them.