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Kai
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Not quite but feeling rather positive about it :)
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I see what ya did there! :D
eatyourgreens
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my under 2.5 goals is red, (negative)......................my over 2.5 goals is red (negative)

If two negatives = a positive, how do I green up from here?



Have a nice day!
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Dallas
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Just noticed Team GB's medals were spread over 23 different events which set a new record for us and was more than any other country at Tokyo inc, China and USA
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Dallas wrote:
Mon Aug 09, 2021 10:02 am
Just noticed Team GB's medals were spread over 23 different events which set a new record for us and was more than any other country at Tokyo inc, China and USA
Impressive
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Trader Pat wrote:
Sun Aug 08, 2021 12:27 am
When I first saw that headline today I thought it was something like Roberto Duran!

Not that bad thankfully but the poor horse looked terrified. Don't understand the logic of being drawn a horse. Apart from the horses being spooked, the outcome of an elite sport should have as little to do with luck as possible.
I only saw the video of it yesterday, talk about a storm in a teacup! It was basically a fist bump on the horses ass, I've gotten harder punches from my 5 and 6 year old nephews.
Agreed on the illogical drawing of horses, if someone is used to practicing for years on their nice friendly mare and goes up on a stubborn stallion with 20 minutes "bonding" time, it's bound to end badly.
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Dublin_Flyer wrote:
Tue Aug 10, 2021 10:55 pm
Trader Pat wrote:
Sun Aug 08, 2021 12:27 am
When I first saw that headline today I thought it was something like Roberto Duran!

Not that bad thankfully but the poor horse looked terrified. Don't understand the logic of being drawn a horse. Apart from the horses being spooked, the outcome of an elite sport should have as little to do with luck as possible.
I only saw the video of it yesterday, talk about a storm in a teacup! It was basically a fist bump on the horses ass, I've gotten harder punches from my 5 and 6 year old nephews.
Agreed on the illogical drawing of horses, if someone is used to practicing for years on their nice friendly mare and goes up on a stubborn stallion with 20 minutes "bonding" time, it's bound to end badly.
I love this picture.

It's like the horse knows he's just crushed her Olympic dream and he's loving it! :D
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The Silk Run
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Did you enjoy the Keirin Pat. I believe the Tokyo Olympics elevated this discipline.
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Yeah it was an interesting watch. Especially now that I'm an expert on the sport :lol:
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