Thought the opening ceremony was good, but way too brief. If Australia could cobble two hours together with stuff like Victor lawn mowers and corregated iron sheds, I would have thought a country boasting the foundations of western civilisation could have done more than a 45 minute show. Though without doubt, they went for a quality as opposed to quantity approach, and what they put together worked really well.
It would have been good if we had a commentator there that could commentate on the actual cultural dimensions of what we were seeing, rather than someone jizzing in their jocks over the technological wizadry of the event. stuff the technology aspect to it!
The costumes they designed, which were frighteningly life-like, trumped the actual suspended sculpturing piece, the water flooded arena and the lighting of the olympic torch in my opinion. Which just goes to show that you don't need the latest technology to produce something breathtaking.
LMFAOOOOOOOO@Australia's uniform looking schithouse yet again.
ROLMFLMFAOOOOOO@the next trip I take being to Denmark. Their chicks were awesome.
LMFAOOOOOOOOO@calling the watching of chicks' asses on bikes a sport.
lmfaoooooooooo@Roy and HG getting Nana Mouskouri on The Dream.
