OT - Olympics Men's Halfpipe
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Agree about NBC coverage; without a dvr, it would be unwatchable. NBC shows the skaters arrive, warm up, perform, cool down, get their scores and then go back to Bob Costas' and Dick Button's analysis of what we watched. But there's only enough time to show, what, five (?) men ski in the Downhill. Jeepers.
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Soaring through the crisp, clear, Canadian sky, he flew 25 feet above the halfpipe at the top, linked a pair of spiraling, double-flipping moves in the middle and stayed on his feet the whole way down.from nbcolympics.com. Oh yeah, the wall is 22 feet high, IIRC.
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Oops, I was supposed to give up sarcasm for Lent.
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