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Posted by Swamper on Aug-20-2008 15:19:

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Originally posted by Ian
lmao del. I'm watching it in the wrong language!

Translation: "Holy fuck that is fast!"

Posted by Fpcookie on Aug-20-2008 15:20:

quote:
Originally posted by elFreak
bolt 4 life, best name ever.

lol yup. watched the 200m final before, he smashed them by so far.

it was painful watching the guy who got 3rd celebrate when he didnt know he was DQ'ed

Posted by d-miurge on Aug-20-2008 15:20:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
No.

I want to believe.

Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Aug-20-2008 16:24:

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Originally posted by Fpcookie
lol yup. watched the 200m final before, he smashed them by so far.

it was painful watching the guy who got 3rd celebrate when he didnt know he was DQ'ed

the man is a "freak of nature"!

22 yrs old and the fastest man in the world. Incredible!

Posted by woscar on Aug-20-2008 18:52:

Enjoy it while it lasts...

Posted by elFreak on Aug-20-2008 19:06:

it will probably last for a very long time.

Posted by woscar on Aug-20-2008 21:55:

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Originally posted by elFreak
it will probably last for a very long time.

I meant, before NBC manages to get youtube to take it down...

Posted by tubularbills on Aug-20-2008 22:27:

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Originally posted by woscar99

Enjoy it while it lasts...

holy fuck did he run it in 19.11 ??????

Posted by Gauss on Aug-20-2008 22:43:

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Originally posted by elFreak

What in the world...

Anyway, why does he have to slow down at the end to prevent injury?
Can't he run all the way to the end and start slowing down after the finish line?
I mean, it's not like he's going to hit a wall. The track goes on and on...
He could've ran 100 m in very close to 9.50 seconds.

Posted by woscar on Aug-20-2008 22:55:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
holy fuck did he run it in 19.11 ??????

On TV it showed 19.31, but the official ruling was 19.30

Posted by tubularbills on Aug-20-2008 22:56:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar99
On TV it showed 19.31, but the official ruling was 19.30

sick!

Posted by Trancealot on Aug-21-2008 02:06:

after watching that video he ate those mofo's for breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Posted by Fledz on Aug-21-2008 05:17:

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Originally posted by Gauss
What in the world...

Anyway, why does he have to slow down at the end to prevent injury?
Can't he run all the way to the end and start slowing down after the finish line?
I mean, it's not like he's going to hit a wall. The track goes on and on...
He could've ran 100 m in very close to 9.50 seconds.

On 100m it's physically impossible. Your body can't sustain that 100% exertion and your muscles get depleted of oxygen.

Posted by Domesticated on Aug-21-2008 05:27:

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Originally posted by Fledz
On 100m it's physically impossible. Your body can't sustain that 100% exertion and your muscles get depleted of oxygen.

What are you talking about, tripper?

You can run as hard as your body will allow, which he clearly didn't do, both in his 100 and 200.

Posted by Arbiter on Aug-21-2008 05:28:

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Originally posted by Fledz
On 100m it's physically impossible. Your body can't sustain that 100% exertion and your muscles get depleted of oxygen.

They just need some respirocytes, then it would be a piece of cake.

Posted by mndeg on Aug-21-2008 06:41:

Or some crazy doping drugs

Posted by Trance Nutter on Aug-21-2008 10:51:

the other theory is that they (apparently) get paid a substantial amount of money if they break WR's on the European tour, so it pays to ease off and then be able to break the WR again at the next IAAF event.

Posted by Intuition on Aug-21-2008 15:09:

quote:
Originally posted by elFreak
michael johnson sucks.

here is a textbook vid on how to fake an injury because you just do not know how to lose graciously to the better man.

and just cuz i felt like it

bolt 4 life, best name ever.

I remember watching both events live. Bailey rocks.

Michael Johnson on Usain Bolt. Source: Link.

Posted by XaNaX on Aug-21-2008 15:29:

Jamacia has won a lot of races both mens and womens, I'm surprised they were the first country to come up with a new undetectable steroid.

Posted by Gauss on Aug-21-2008 15:46:

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Originally posted by Trance Nutter
the other theory is that they (apparently) get paid a substantial amount of money if they break WR's on the European tour, so it pays to ease off and then be able to break the WR again at the next IAAF event.

That was my first thought. Giving his best would result with too good timing that would be too hard to beat later on.

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