I'm split between the women's 100 hurdles because I want to see Gail Devers win and my all time favorite women's 400 lows since the women start out bent over with their very fine athletic hind ends and what we used to call "wheeels" in full view and the finish when they're bent over in exhaustion now needing to do the "YANK" to pull their uniforms out of their booty cracks... *GRIN* ~~ EVERYTHING is in full view at that point!!!
I SO enjoy the musculature of the fine body tuned to run through the jumps.
The best spot for viewing in person is about ten meters back from the finish line!
I really love the entire olympics. I get chills watching opening ceremonies. I hope we get good coverage!
xoxo
Elise
When I was in HS, I would hang out at the end of the runway (either end looked real good!) between my events. Those bouncing breasts (or cheeks) coming (or going) down the runway, the liftoff, the moment of weightlessness at the apogee when the breasts were fully suspended and extended, then the landing, with sand flying, and the faces contorted just like in orgasm!
But my event is the 4x400 m relay. The 400 is a bitch of a race, and the relay makes it a team effort. US usually kicks ass.
Even if it's something I'm not usually interested in, there's a special thrill seeing the best in the world doing it. OK, if I must choose, gymnastics floor exercise and diving.
Why? Every movement is beautiful and these athletes have (to my taste) the best proportioned bodies. But you'd have to be a pedofile to have sexual thoughts at "women's" gymnastics. A post-pubescent woman hasn't won since Maria Turescheva way back in the 70s.
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Lyudmila Turischeva
-- Modified on 8/7/2004 9:28:04 AM
'cause everytime I think about one of my favorite providers, I get an erection and then can either pole vault myself around the house or pretend to fence with my shadow on the wall.
Track: The 200 meters, 400 meters and 1,500 meters
Cycling: Any event: Road, Time Trial or Track
Swimming: Any event longer than 100 meters but shorter than 1,500 meters.