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Well it’s finally over. After 17 days of an amazing journey into Beijing, China we say goodbye to another year’s Olympics. Next time, 2012 in London. See you there?! (Yes, Yes Vancouver in 2010 but that’s Winter and I’m already there :D )

Brought to you in 2 CD format with very good quality by group 2HD. A great show, an amazing way to end this years Olympics. The fireworks were AMAZING … and they weren’t all computer generated this time :lol:

The 2008 Summer Olympic Games, officially known as the Games of the XXIX Olympiad, was a major international multi-sport event that took place in Beijing, People’s Republic of China, from August 8 (except football, which started on August 6) to August 24, 2008. A total of 10,500 athletes competed in 302 events in 28 sports, one event more than was on the schedule of the 2004 games.

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  1. bombela
    August 25th, 2008 | 19:48

    as a guy said before – if we were to look at total medals – we might as well look at per capita medals – or team sport medals, or any other statistic… in the end – its about who won the most…

    china won the most… and #207… don’t worry – i look forward to my children searching chinese sites in the future to find beijingwood movies etc…

    china beat you at sports and economy… they’ll come around entertainment wise soon enough.

  2. Poquito
    August 25th, 2008 | 19:52

    Go ahead and hate the policies and the politicians; just be sure to keep consuming US media as it’s what is actually destroying your culture.

  3. misfit
    August 25th, 2008 | 19:57

    Great job on taking away from the athletes that actually competed in the games. To the Chinese American, I am also proud to live in a country with many others cultures and races are welcomed and agree with not wanting to go back to my Grandparents origin. If America is so bad that why is everyone trying to come here, of course for the “AMERICAN DREAM”

  4. jazzspot
    August 25th, 2008 | 21:11

    http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=philbrick/080825

    We all saw the medal trackers that said the United States and China were dominating the Olympics.

    Great for them, but consider this — the U.S. has a population of 303,824,646 (according to July 2008 estimates on the CIA World Factbook Web site), and China is home to 1,330,044,605 people. That’s a pretty big pool of athletes to pick from.

    What about Bahrain? It has only 718,306 potential Olympians.

    So we’ve decided to award a prize to the country that won the most medals per people in its home country.

    And the winner is … (sorry, you have to scroll down to the bottom)

    87. India
    Medals: 3, Gold 1, Silver 0, Bronze 2
    Population: 1,147,995,898
    One medal for every: 382,665,299 people

    86. Vietnam
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 86,116,559
    One medal for every: 86,116,559 people

    85. Egypt
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 0, Bronze 1
    Population: 81,713,517
    One medal for every: 81,713,517 people

    84. Indonesia
    Medals: 5, Gold 1, Silver 1, Bronze 3
    Population: 237,512,355
    One medal for every: 47,502,471 people

    83. South Africa
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 43,786,115
    One medal for every: 43,786,115 people

    82. Sudan
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 40,218,455
    One medal for every: 40,218,455 people

    81. Mexico
    Medals: 3, Gold 2, Silver 0, Bronze 1
    Population: 109,955,400
    One medal for every: 36,651,800 people

    80. Nigeria
    Medals: 4, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 3
    Population: 138,283,240
    One medal for every: 34,570,810 people

    79. Iran
    Medals: 2, Gold 1, Silver 0, Bronze 1
    Population: 65,875,223
    One medal for every: 32,937,612 people

    78. Afghanistan
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 0, Bronze 1
    Population: 32,738,376
    One medal for every: 32,738,376 people

    77. Venezuela
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 0, Bronze 1
    Population: 26,414,815
    One medal for every: 26,414,815 people

    76. Malaysia
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 25,274,133
    One medal for every: 25,274,133 people

    75. Colombia
    Medals: 2, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 1
    Population: 45,013,674
    One medal for every: 22,506,837 people

    74. Cameroon
    Medals: 1, Gold 1, Silver 0, Bronze 0
    Population: 18,467,692
    One medal for every: 18,467,692 people

    73. Morocco
    Medals: 2, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 1
    Population: 34,343,219
    One medal for every: 17,171,610 people

    72. Algeria
    Medals: 2, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 1
    Population: 33,769,669
    One medal for every: 16,884,835 people

    71. Chile
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 16,454,143
    One medal for every: 16,454,143 people

    70. Thailand
    Medals: 4, Gold 2, Silver 2, Bronze 0
    Population: 65,493,298
    One medal for every: 16,373,325 people

    69. Ecuador
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 13,927,650
    One medal for every: 13,927,650 people

    68. China 100
    Medals: 100, Gold 51, Silver 21, Bronze 28
    Population: 1,330,044,605
    One medal for every: 13,300,446 people

    67. Brazil
    Medals: 15, Gold 3, Silver 4, Bronze 8
    Population: 191,908,598
    One medal for every: 12,793,907 people

    66. Ethiopia
    Medals: 7, Gold 4, Silver 1, Bronze 2
    Population: 78,254,090
    One medal for every: 11,179,156 people

    65. Tunisia
    Medals: 1, Gold 1, Silver 0, Bronze 0
    Population: 10,383,577
    One medal for every: 10,383,577 people

    64. Turkey
    Medals: 8, Gold 1, Silver 4, Bronze 3
    Population: 71,892,807
    One medal for every: 8,986,601 people

    63. Israel
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 0, Bronze 1
    Population: 7,112,359
    One medal for every: 7,112,359 people

    62. Argentina
    Medals: 6, Gold 2, Silver 0, Bronze 4
    Population: 40,677,348
    One medal for every: 6,779,558 people

    61. Togo
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 0, Bronze 1
    Population: 5,858,673
    One medal for every: 5,858,673 people

    60. Chinese Taipei
    Medals: 4, Gold 0, Silver 0, Bronze 4
    Population: 22,920,946
    One medal for every: 5,730,237 people

    59. Portugal
    Medals: 2, Gold 1, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 10,676,910
    One medal for every: 5,338,455 people

    58. Belgium
    Medals: 2, Gold 1, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 10,403,951
    One medal for every: 5,201,976 people

    57. Japan
    Medals: 25, Gold 9, Silver 6, Bronze 10
    Population: 127,288,419
    One medal for every: 5,091,537 people

    56. Dominican Republic
    Medals: 2, Gold 1, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 9,507,133
    One medal for every: 4,753,567 people

    55. Uzbekistan
    Medals: 6, Gold 1, Silver 2, Bronze 3
    Population: 28,268,440
    One medal for every: 4,711,407 people

    54. Singapore
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 4,608,167
    One medal for every: 4,608,167 people

    53. Moldova
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 0, Bronze 1
    Population: 4,324,450
    One medal for every: 4,324,450 people

    52. North Korea
    Medals: 6, Gold 2, Silver 1, Bronze 3
    Population: 23,479,089
    One medal for every: 3,913,182 people

    51. Poland
    Medals: 10, Gold 3, Silver 6, Bronze 1
    Population: 38,500,696
    One medal for every: 3,850,070 people

    50. Tajikistan
    Medals: 2, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 1
    Population: 7,211,884
    One medal for every: 3,605,942 people

    49. Serbia
    Medals: 3, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 2
    Population: 10,159,046
    One medal for every: 3,386,249 people

    48. Panama
    Medals: 1, Gold 1, Silver 0, Bronze 0
    Population: 3,292,693
    One medal for every: 3,292,693 people

    47. Zimbabwe
    Medals: 4, Gold 1, Silver 3, Bronze 0
    Population: 12,382,920
    One medal for every: 3,095,730 people

    46. Romania
    Medals: 8, Gold 4, Silver 1, Bronze 3
    Population: 22,246,862
    One medal for every: 2,780,858 people

    45. United States
    Medals: 110, Gold 36, Silver 38, Bronze 36
    Population: 303,824,646
    One medal for every: 2,762,042 people

    44. Austria
    Medals: 3, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 2
    Population: 8,205,533
    One medal for every: 2,735,178 people

    43. Kenya
    Medals: 14, Gold 5, Silver 5, Bronze 4
    Population: 37,953,838
    One medal for every: 2,710,988 people

    42. Greece
    Medals: 4, Gold 0, Silver 2, Bronze 2
    Population: 10,722,816
    One medal for every: 2,680,704 people

    41. Kyrgyzstan
    Medals: 2, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 1
    Population: 5,356,869
    One medal for every: 2,678,435 people

    40. Spain
    Medals: 18, Gold 5, Silver 10, Bronze 3
    Population: 40,491,051
    One medal for every: 2,249,503 people

    39. Italy
    Medals: 28, Gold 8, Silver 10, Bronze 10
    Population: 58,145,321
    One medal for every: 2,076,619 people

    38. Germany
    Medals: 41, Gold 16, Silver 10, Bronze 15
    Population: 82,369,548
    One medal for every: 2,009,013 people

    37. Russia
    Medals: 72, Gold 23, Silver 21, Bronze 28
    Population: 140,702,094
    One medal for every: 1,954,196 people

    36. Canada
    Medals: 18, Gold 3, Silver 9, Bronze 6
    Population: 33,212,696
    One medal for every: 1,845,150 people

    35. Sweden
    Medals: 5, Gold 0, Silver 4, Bronze 1
    Population: 9,045,389
    One medal for every: 1,809,078 people

    34. Ukraine
    Medals: 27, Gold 7, Silver 5, Bronze 15
    Population: 45,994,287
    One medal for every: 1,703,492 people

    33. Czech Republic
    Medals: 6, Gold 3, Silver 3, Bronze 0
    Population: 10,220,911
    One medal for every: 1,703,485 people

    32. France
    Medals: 40, Gold 7, Silver 16, Bronze 17
    Population: 64,057,790
    One medal for every: 1,601,445 people

    31. South Korea
    Medals: 31, Gold 13, Silver 10, Bronze 8
    Population: 49,232,844
    One medal for every: 1,588,156 people

    30. Bulgaria
    Medals: 5, Gold 1, Silver 1, Bronze 3
    Population: 7,262,675
    One medal for every: 1,452,535 people

    29. Ireland
    Medals: 3, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 2
    Population: 4,156,119
    One medal for every: 1,385,373 people

    28. Finland
    Medals: 4, Gold 1, Silver 1, Bronze 2
    Population: 5,244,749
    One medal for every: 1,311,187 people

    27. Great Britain
    Medals: 47, Gold 19, Silver 13, Bronze 15
    Population: 60,943,912
    One medal for every: 1,296,679 people

    26. Mauritius
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 0, Bronze 1
    Population: 1,274,189
    One medal for every: 1,274,189 people

    25. Switzerland
    Medals: 6, Gold 2, Silver 0, Bronze 4
    Population: 7,581,520
    One medal for every: 1,263,587 people

    24. Kazakhstan
    Medals: 13, Gold 2, Silver 4, Bronze 7
    Population: 15,340,533
    One medal for every: 1,180,041 people

    23. Azerbaijan
    Medals: 7, Gold 1, Silver 2, Bronze 4
    Population: 8,177,717
    One medal for every: 1,168,245 people

    22. Netherlands
    Medals: 16, Gold 7, Silver 5, Bronze 4
    Population: 16,645,313
    One medal for every: 1,040,332 people

    21. Hungary
    Medals: 10, Gold 3, Silver 5, Bronze 2
    Population: 9,930,915
    One medal for every: 993,092 people

    20. Slovakia
    Medals: 6, Gold 3, Silver 2, Bronze 1
    Population: 5,455,407
    One medal for every: 909,235 people

    19. Croatia
    Medals: 5, Gold 0, Silver 2, Bronze 3
    Population: 4,491,543
    One medal for every: 898,309 people

    18. Denmark
    Medals: 7, Gold 2, Silver 2, Bronze 3
    Population: 5,484,723
    One medal for every: 783,532 people

    17. Georgia
    Medals: 6, Gold 3, Silver 0, Bronze 3
    Population: 4,630,841
    One medal for every: 771,807 people

    16. Mongolia
    Medals: 4, Gold 2, Silver 2, Bronze 0
    Population: 2,996,081
    One medal for every: 749,020 people

    15. Latvia
    Medals: 3, Gold 1, Silver 1, Bronze 1
    Population: 2,245,423
    One medal for every: 748,47 people

    14. Bahrain
    Medals: 1, Gold 1, Silver 0, Bronze 0
    Population: 718,306
    One medal for every: 718,306 people

    13. Lithuania
    Medals: 5, Gold 0, Silver 2, Bronze 3
    Population: 3,565,205
    One medal for every: 713,041 people

    12. Estonia
    Medals: 2, Gold 1, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 1,307,605
    One medal for every: 653,803 people

    11. Trinidad and Tobago
    Medals: 2, Gold 0, Silver 2, Bronze 0
    Population: 1,047,366
    One medal for every: 523,683 people

    10. Belarus
    Medals: 19, Gold 4, Silver 5, Bronze 10
    Population: 9,685,768
    One medal for every: 509,777 people

    9. Armenia
    Medals: 6, Gold 0, Silver 0, Bronze 6
    Population: 2,968,586
    One medal for every: 494,764 people

    8. Cuba
    Medals: 24, Gold 2, Silver 11, Bronze 11
    Population: 11,423,952
    One medal for every: 475,998 people

    7. Norway
    Medals: 10, Gold 3, Silver 5, Bronze 2
    Population: 4,644,457
    One medal for every: 464,446 people

    6. New Zealand
    Medals: 9, Gold 3, Silver 1, Bronze 5
    Population: 4,173,460
    One medal for every: 463,718 people

    5. Australia
    Medals: 46, Gold 14, Silver 15, Bronze 17
    Population: 20,600,856
    One medal for every: 447,839 people

    4. Slovenia
    Medals: 5, Gold 1, Silver 2, Bronze 2
    Population: 2,007,711
    One medal for every: 401,542 people

    3. Iceland
    Medals: 1, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 0
    Population: 304,367
    One medal for every: 304,367 people

    2. Jamaica
    Medals: 11, Gold 6, Silver 3, Bronze 2
    Population: 2,804,332
    One medal for every: 254,939 people

    1. Bahamas
    Medals: 2, Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 1
    Population: 307,451
    One medal for every: 153,725 people

    BONUS!

    Breakin’ up is hard to do …

    Just think, if the Soviet Union had never broken up, all the medals from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan would count for one country.

    33. Soviet Union
    Medals: 164, Gold 43, Silver 45, Bronze 76
    Population: 272,486,666
    One medal for every: 1,661,504 people

    Somewhere, Nikolai Volkov is sadly nodding his head in agreement.

  5. Gus
    August 25th, 2008 | 21:17

    how about kenya?? they are the poorest guys and the have a good amount of gold medals, without money!!! that is heart!!!

  6. King Kolo
    August 25th, 2008 | 21:29

    Obviously the poster must be a yank… how f*ckin typical..

  7. Aragon
    August 25th, 2008 | 22:10

    Unbelievable – ever since we have had medal tables, the coulntry with the most gold medals tops it… Now the USA has come second NBC changes the table!!! Under their formula, winning three golds is worse than winning four bronzes, Incredible. get a grip US

  8. Nuno
    August 25th, 2008 | 22:30

    Sry but the list is all whrong!!!! China was 1st not the USA. To bad…

  9. nike
    August 25th, 2008 | 22:33

    You don’t win silver, you lose gold.

  10. miles
    August 26th, 2008 | 00:27

    HAHAHA at america and lol at them doing what they do best and fixing it.

  11. Michael
    August 26th, 2008 | 00:31

    Jimi Page’s face looked like it had been squashed and like about 75 years old; shoulda had Jeff Beck there instead.

  12. Chris Chase
    August 26th, 2008 | 00:35

    The REAL Olympic medal count

    http://sports.yahoo.com/olympics/beijing/blog/fourth_place_medal/post/Update-The-REAL-Olympic-medal-count?urn=oly,102540

    USA RULES!!!!!!!!!! The rest of the world SUCK!!!!!!!!!

  13. steph
    August 26th, 2008 | 00:50

    America reinvent the medal table, it a pity…
    To all American ignorant, you live in a country ruled by a few, press is censored everyday, presidential election are manipulated, you go declare war if your get profit out of it. There is no more democracy in the US since JFK……. So know ask yourself do you still think that America is better than China?

    By the way i’m french, i don’t especially like Chinese but I hate the ignorance in your country. I love America because its a great country and there is still hope because I do believe that a lot people are not blind, they just need to increase there number.

    So long China won the Olympics…

  14. ehsan
    August 26th, 2008 | 01:34

    @207
    I personally do noT hate US, what we hate is Your damn government which is ruining the world, attacking toother countries while speaking about democracy and human rights and human dignity …
    that’s what people hate

  15. J.T.W
    August 26th, 2008 | 02:07

    Pmsl at that table^

    Yanks need to accept China beat them with the medal ‘that really counts’, and by some distance this time. Yanks are bad as Australia; who used the ‘we have more medals’ excuse versus the British halfway through Olympics, only for the brits to end up beating them on total count aswell, lol.

  16. None
    August 26th, 2008 | 02:07

    The Table is wrong. It counts first the golden medals, so the winner is China.

  17. A.Bundy
    August 26th, 2008 | 02:12

    and now comes the drug testing…lol. i refuse to watch this crap. worst of all, i cant believe the companies are forcing watchers to look at all the crap endorsements.

  18. adam savage
    August 26th, 2008 | 02:12

    any rs links for 720p

  19. screwyouguys
    August 26th, 2008 | 02:14

    am I missing something or is this a CN website, I did not surf the web for other site but a lot of criticism on this forum for USA posting metal by total but this is a CN website so some posters just seem to be hating for the sake of it.

  20. Cords
    August 26th, 2008 | 03:17

    51 gold medals for China, USA 36, wtf with that table list?

  21. Cut the crap everyone!
    August 26th, 2008 | 03:20

    So, everyone seems to be upset. Let’s just say that both China AND the US kicked ass, isn’t that fair? As for all the America haters. Face it, if your county was being taken over, wouldn’t you want the Americans on your side? They are a proud and free country, and rightly so. I love my country as much as you do, and I admire the tenacity of the Americans. Don’t forget, that the USA is made up from a population of hundreds of other countries. Including yours and mine. SO CHILL OUT ALREADY. ;o)

    A proud CANADIAN. Um, we’re that huge country that sits on top of the USA. LOL

  22. TheTruthHurts
    August 26th, 2008 | 03:33

    Just to set the record straight for anyone who actually cares about the truth, if you google 2004 Olympics you will see that all the medal counts are arranged by total medals. Of the 6 sites I looked at ALL were arranged by total medals.

  23. Adrek
    August 26th, 2008 | 03:37

    Fattburguer sucks
    usa sucks

    I love when usa can’t stand they lose in something, they just look so stupid. Complaining about the Chinese age was just so totally embarrasing hahaha better stay quiet and accept you got your ass kicked, even if they were underage that is more humilliating, they just make fool of themselves by complaining
    hahaha I love that
    For all the morons saying it’s all about the total medals just go to the OFFICIAL website and check the OFFICIAL medal table where you can see China IS no. 1
    Usa was the 1st yeah but in bronze medals hahaha

  24. Leady
    August 26th, 2008 | 04:09

    I’m U.S citizen but I’m embarrassed by this list. Anyone who accepts USA as 1st is either arrogant or stupid. By making this list, the author is basically saying that American are stupid and will accept anything fed to them. This pissed me off greatly.

    Silver and bronze do not equal gold. If they are, wtf is the point of having 2nd and 3rd place. Total counts says 2nd and 3rd is the same as first. WTF. LOL.

    If you want fair then give each type of medals their numerical worth. Example: G=3, S=2, B=1. U.S still doesn’t get 1st place.

    If you just want to know who’s the greatest, then count the gold. You just don’t freaking get 1st place coming in 2nds and 3rds.

    Rants over. Just pissed off cause a few idiots in the states thinks we are all dumb like them.

  25. Dumb American
    August 26th, 2008 | 04:34
  26. Penca
    August 26th, 2008 | 05:42

    Hehehe.. USA has historically ranked as everyone else: most golds, most silvers then most bronzes.

    This year China kicked USA’s ass real good, so you lame americans had to tally the winners by the total number of medals. Go ahead, FOOL yourselves as much as you want!

  27. Lost
    August 26th, 2008 | 05:56

    North-americans (yes, you don’t actually own the whole America) are so pathetic!
    I guess you do have the president you deserve…
    So this year the medal count will be different? Hum… It remembers me of one time when someone got elected through fraudulent means… Or maybe a place where the candidate that gets the most votes doesn’t necessarily wins…
    Stupid ideas of stupid people…
    They really think they have it all.
    Sorry, loosers, but two flashing news for you:
    - English comes from England, not US “of” A
    - China won the 2008 Olympic Games

    Next time, try throwing a plane over the games to see if you win something…
    LOOSERS!!!!

  28. FunnyUSA
    August 26th, 2008 | 06:20

    All USA culture and language came from Europe! Only one thing came from USA —- arrogant & sore losser!

  29. Man of the World
    August 26th, 2008 | 06:25

    I wouldn’t live in US “of” A even if you paid me lots of money! I do speak English, but last time I checked, North-Americans weren’t responsible for it’s “invention”.
    You sad and pathetic loosers forget what your country was made of: immigrants.
    People came from Europe and butchered Native-Americans so to take their lands. Then, you brought Africans to enslave in your farms so you didn’t have to work.
    And after beeing made of immigrants, what the “North-Americans” do? Laws to stop immigration…
    Well, you’re right when you say lots of people want to live there… It’s better than some small city in Mexico!
    American Dream? I think living with stupid North-Americans the rest of my life more of a nightmare than of a dream!
    USA = American Nightmare!!!

    And for the fools that say they can read English (Poquito): this place has LOTS of media that’s NOT from US “of” A and even if they are, they can be inteligent media like the excelent films by Mr. Moore. Too bad as****es like you can’t watch it because mommy won’t sit next to you and help you “think”.

  30. marYn
    August 26th, 2008 | 07:07

    Hehe, dear Americans, whole world is laughing to you with your “alternative” medal count table. You’re the most pathetic nation on this planet. I can’t understand how you can be SOOOO stupid. :-(

    This is the one and only way how to count medals. It ALWAYS been like this:

    http://results.beijing2008.cn/WRM/ENG/INF/GL/95A/GL0000000.shtml

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    August 26th, 2008 | 07:11

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  32. Out of the Box
    August 26th, 2008 | 09:07

    Nationalism was created by the elite to divide and control the human population. The Olympics is a propaganda tool to further enhance Nationalism, and everyone is falling for it.

    While the brainwashed peons of one nation biker and war with the brainwashed peons of another nation, the elite, in their multiple mansion, sit back and live of the fruits of the peons labor.

  33. Ryan
    August 26th, 2008 | 09:52

    lol yeh the tally is funny, im not that surprised that the american media would do it tho. The fact is success at the Olympics is dominated by how much money is put into development by a country. Better facilaties and more support = more gold. By this and per capita Australia wins ahahaha :P We had a gold coast life guard just head out to the olympics for fun and he wins a gold and a silver :) GW! Oh and yeh the judges are impartial and they have to be with world wide video coverage of the olympics.

  34. Ryan
    August 26th, 2008 | 09:58

    Oh and why would everyone be getting up tight about underage commpetitors? The olympics is spose to be the best of the best, age doesnt really count. If you lose to someone because their better you can’t cry that their too young can you? lol The underage rule is there so that children don’t get put under to much pressure. Apart from that though of couse they should be allowed to compete if they are the best.

  35. tabular rosa
    August 26th, 2008 | 11:56

    That table has been arranged just to make it look like the USA is the best lol Big number must mean big best eh? Only dumbass rednecks will fall for that one. Gold medals are all that matters and China pwned everyone. I was an Olympic Bronze Medalist once.. aha, like anyone would care about that. Gold or nothing.

  36. ero
    August 26th, 2008 | 12:15

    china deserved it let them win

  37. YouCantHandleTheTruth
    August 26th, 2008 | 13:26

    Why do we have to hear all the pro-Americans going on about how THEY won the most amount of medals. That THEIR medal table should be arranged in that order so THEY are at the top.

    We We We. Us Us Us.

    What input did any person who has posted on this board have into the winning of any medal at the Olympics?

    If there was an Olympic Medal for being a jism stained porn troll, then yes you may be in with a shout. Something tells me that that wont happen for a while.

    Let’s all point and laugh at America. It’s a bit crap.

  38. dumb@ss
    August 26th, 2008 | 14:08

    @ man of the world-

    First off, not all Americans voted for Bush so let’s cut the crap. As for the immigration laws, every single Country in the World has one. You can not enter a Country without a PASSPORT!
    As for the Medal counts, yes China kicked some major Butt. Their national anthem was played the most on top of the podium’s. However, their Olympian’s are STATE funded. If you have any inclination of being an athlete the Country puts you into a paid program. Where as here in the US we actually have to pay quite a lot of money to raise an Olympian. Just ask the gymnasts or Michael Phelps. But enough ranting. Go OBAMA!

  39. Frango
    August 26th, 2008 | 16:12

    @ 44

    The world doesnt hate America.

    The world hate americans like #44.

    Face it, dude. Youre a douche.

    How does it feel to be hated by what? 6 billion people?

  40. And What
    August 26th, 2008 | 18:33

    So, its funny the to hear the rest of the world complain and cry, but really what are you going to do about it………….. you know why we do it so you idiots don’t kill each other. And France don’t let me get started on yo u. So, instead of everyone trying to sneak across stay in your own country’s, maybe we wont have to have any immigration laws.

    Screw the rest of the world
    We may be hated by 6 billion but so what… let them cry and moan at home, who cares… I know America is not losing sleep over it… aw maybe you are…

    Jokes on you ha ha ha
    Stop crying already none of you were even in the Olympics…

  41. gcramz
    August 27th, 2008 | 02:46

    @193 new – what is the PW of your rs?

  42. lalala
    August 27th, 2008 | 07:09

    Remember VIETNAM!

  43. lyonlionel
    August 27th, 2008 | 16:37

    please let’s not be objective.

    Truth is in the spirit of the Olympics, all the athletes and their respective countries did well.

    However, it has to be agreed that the medal table should be sorted by gold and not total medals.

    That’s all it is.

    Till next Olympics. Can’t wait.

  44. Sparx
    August 28th, 2008 | 03:35

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