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Posted 10 months ago #
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At least he seems to give a shit about what he is/was trying to achieve.
Stoicism is overrated.
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I think he may have been upset.
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That's how I picture some of the heavy weight battle legends on here jsut before they invoke certain geographical defences.
Posted 10 months ago # -
pfft...he should try arguing with strangers on the internet...now that's something to get upset about.
Posted 10 months ago # -
I can't decide where I stand with stuff like this. Sure, I'd be "annoyed" too, but a little dignity from an international athlete wouldn't go amiss
Posted 10 months ago # -
passion in sport, whatever next...
Posted 10 months ago # -
He has no idea how to lose with dignity and grace.
Clearly not British.
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**** knows what he'd be like if something REALLY important went against him....
Pillock.
Posted 10 months ago # -
Sharki will tell you about me lobbing my toys in't Quantocks.
And I am British, so shut up.
Nowt wrong with a bit of passion. This is why we Brits tend not to do so well at stuff; we'd rather lose gracefully than win at all costs, then blame the sneaky foreigners for our own downfall. Which is why we love the footy team, Tim and Andy, the cricket team etc.
Posted 10 months ago # -
**** knows what he'd be like if something REALLY important went against him....
Pillock.
Blimus. That's a lot of vitriol even for a Monday morning. Chill, Winston....
Posted 10 months ago # -
bit dissappointing really i extpected him smashing his oar against one of those concrete blocks, more hissy fits then realising he had to make it back to dock/pier whatever without a paddle and sheepihly hand paddlinghis way out.
passion is good but mtfu and smash something* for a proper strop.
*as long is it's your thing.
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Blimus. That's a lot of vitriol even for a Monday morning. Chill, Winston....
I blame it on the two mugs of 'Hot Lava Java' that i've just had....
Posted 10 months ago # -
I reckon screwing up his run wasn't the reason for the strop.
He just realised he'd pwned himself arguing on stw and he's outside the 15m edit deadline.
Posted 10 months ago # -
Nowt wrong with a bit of passion. This is why we Brits tend not to do so well at stuff; we'd rather lose gracefully than win at all costs, then blame the sneaky foreigners for our own downfall. Which is why we love the footy team, Tim and Andy, the cricket team etc
Mmm, not sure comparing with Tim and Andy makes a very good point. The likes of Federer and Sampras who have dominated tennis for years (until now) are soul-less robots compared to the UK chaps. The footie team are just a bit pants
Posted 10 months ago # -
I reckon screwing up his run wasn't the reason for the strop.
He just realised he'd pwned himself arguing on stw and he's outside the 15m edit deadline.
Qualitage Al, qualitage....
Posted 10 months ago # -
Looks like he ends up up a creek without the proverbial....
Posted 10 months ago # -
I bet he'll get a medal at the olympics after that, if he's that upset at a warm up event then he's bound to up the commitment level in teh next few months...
Posted 10 months ago # -
Just been going through some video posts I've favourited from work cos I can't see them there.
I reckon it's just a bit of theatrics to show the selectors how much he cares. If there's still some a chance he might still squeeze in on a "failed, but do we give him a wildcard shot for the next round?" ticket, he might have thought a massive strop might do him more favours than a shrug and a float to the end.
Problem is, he's got quite a lot of time to fill with histrionics. Which he then extended by pulling out into quiet water. Only time will tell whether this tactic goes in his favour. Did his strop contain enough variety to justify electing to take the extra time?
We shall see, but I have to say that my favourite segment of the routine was the arms up high/now you see me, now you don't part towards the end. 9.2 for comedic interpretation.
Posted 9 months ago # -
If I behaved like that (and I try, on a regular basis...), I would have smacked the kayak with the paddle, holed the kayak, sunk and when resuscitated needed carbon paddle splinters removed from my leg/eye/hand.
Posted 9 months ago # -
I know exactly how he feels. I get like that!
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