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  • What do you find so addictive about the Olympics this year? I'm finding them completely boring, and we've started buying DVDs to make up for the lack of interesting background noise on network TV this fortnight. (Now is a good time to watch the entire run of The Prisoner, The Sopranos, or other such compilations...)

    I will admit that the roller derby on ice (er, short track speedskating) is exciting. Half-pipe was sorta nice, but the camera angles were all wrong (overhead shots would be really nice, ins

    • What do you find so addictive about the Olympics this year?

      The speed skating rocks, especially last night's short track. I also like both the Slalom and Downhill Skiing. Don't care much for the "slacker" events - halfpipe, moguls etc (grin). And for some reason I really got into the Skijumping. I really wanted that Harry Potter bloke to win (if you don't know what I mean, look at him with his hair down and glasses on) - and he did, which was nice ;)

      Now is a good time to watch the entire run of The Prisoner, The Sopranos...

      The Prisoner - no, not a big fan. The Sopranos on the other hand, now I could watch that all day, it's one of the few decent TV shows I'll watch (along with X-Files, West Wing, ER).

      As for the big-marbles-with-brooms-on-ice competition NBC had a teeny little explanation on what the hell those blokes are doing with their brooms and it makes sense now. Still don't know why anyone would want to watch it but at least I know what the bloody brooms are for :)
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