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Prometheus Xex
Still alive.

Registered: Nov 2006
Location: The known universe.
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Mar-01-2010 00:37
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Spin Laden
Nick Vachon approved

Registered: Jan 2006
Location: 1211 Ambien City Blvd, Canada, K1A 0A9
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Game for the ages. Epic. I can only imagine what the viewership numbers were for that game in Canada, U.S. and abroad. Easily has to be the most-watched hockey game ever.
Gotta tip the hat to that U.S. team. On paper most did not even pick them to medal. I'm happy for Brian Burke after what he went through recently ... some similar parallels to Joanie Rochette and TSN picked up on that in its interview with him. His team made us earned everything we got today.
Speaking of broadcasters, much prefered Olympic host Brian Williams over that smarmy asshole from CBC, Ron MacLean 
Also, great ending to the Games. I can tell you the first few days I was there there was so much bad press and bad weather, with much of the former deserved, imo. But the sun came out, medals were won and we ended up with the Gold today, in an almost storybook ending. Awesome.
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a classic from the aria days:
me: are you on TA?
girl: uhhhh... im on speed
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evil_cookie
indifferent

Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Toronto
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Mar-01-2010 00:57
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Prometheus Xex
Still alive.

Registered: Nov 2006
Location: The known universe.
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| quote: | Originally posted by Shaya007
what were those ugly flowers again? lol |
I wondered the same and it's probebly been answered b4, but I didn't feel like reading the entire thread.
Found this:

| quote: | After every Olympic event, rather than receiving their medals, athletes are given a bouquet of flowers. At the Beijing Olympics, roses dominated the bouquets. In Turin, it was rhododendrons, azaleas, and camellias. This year, it's green mums and hypericum berries.
The bouquets come from Just Beginnings Flowers and Margitta's Flowers in Surrey, British Columbia. Their entry was chosen from 58 contending florists. June Strandberg, the bouquet designer and owner of Just Beginnings, teaches floristry to women who have left prison, are recovering from addiction, or have been victims of violence. It's a pretty amazing program, and Strandberg has even taken it behind bars, where she educates convicts. She believes it's her work with these correctional programs that secured the Olympic contract.
For the Vancouver Olympics the florists made 1,800 bouquets, 1,707 of which will be given to medal-winning athletes in the Olympics and Paralympics. The flowers are grown locally, but they aren't in season during February, so additional supplies were flown in from Ecuador.
The flowers were chosen to represent British Columbia and Canada, and are intended as keepsakes for the athletes. There are even strict regulations for the bouquets presented at the flower ceremonies. Per IOC protocol, bouquets must be 20 to 30 centimeters tall and about 25 centimeters across.
Though these flowers might look like something you give your mom at a homecoming football game, a lot of thought and planning goes into choosing and making these bouquets. When you consider the societal benefits behind these flowers, it almost makes the bouquets as valuable as the medals. |
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