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worst Opening Ceremony ever, bar none
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one massive boring disappointment.
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Birdie. I`m Irish so qualified to say you cocked up now and again...who hasn`t. On the whole you`re a great bunch and a bit more national pride wouldn`t be out of place.
Tonight, more than any other Olympic Ceremony I have seen, was very much about sharing. In my experience you are very good at that. xx
Tonight, more than any other Olympic Ceremony I have seen, was very much about sharing. In my experience you are very good at that. xx
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Toblerone share any time. :-)
Take religion and politics out and we get on very well. I come from a very touristy place and the British are all made very welcome because they are lovely people. Like you say we have a great deal in common.
There are of course still problems but we can`t keep looking to the past.
Take religion and politics out and we get on very well. I come from a very touristy place and the British are all made very welcome because they are lovely people. Like you say we have a great deal in common.
There are of course still problems but we can`t keep looking to the past.
"The big grass hill was obviously Britain, an island nation, separate from the rest."
Gromit, I think someone said it was Glastonbury Tor, but as I've no idea what that looks like I'm not sure.
All in all a pretty spectacular opening ceremony and I only have a few very small complaints. Mr Bean is awful, and so was Macca - truly, truly dreadful, and so bl00dy predictable. Loved the trip through the ages, Tim Berners Lee, and most off all, the cauldron. A spectacular light show and some great nostalgia up here when the music played.
Gromit, I think someone said it was Glastonbury Tor, but as I've no idea what that looks like I'm not sure.
All in all a pretty spectacular opening ceremony and I only have a few very small complaints. Mr Bean is awful, and so was Macca - truly, truly dreadful, and so bl00dy predictable. Loved the trip through the ages, Tim Berners Lee, and most off all, the cauldron. A spectacular light show and some great nostalgia up here when the music played.
It was wonderful, but no good for those with the attention span of a gnat of course. What got me was the absolute joy on the faces of everyone taking part, especially all the athletes who looked so proud just to be there.
But who is it that keeps insisting that Paul McCartney is de rigeur at every national occasion? Truly cringe-making.
Nevertheless, overall, it was fantastic and seems to have been received well the world over pretty much.
But who is it that keeps insisting that Paul McCartney is de rigeur at every national occasion? Truly cringe-making.
Nevertheless, overall, it was fantastic and seems to have been received well the world over pretty much.
It was great. The commentator Trevor was not much use but did make one sparkling contribution, off the cuff. Seeing the NHS dancers, he said that they were mostly doctors and NHS workers and added ' it must be difficult to choreograph people who have no natural rhythm' ! I say,old chap, steady on ! LOL
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