February 14, 201016 yr [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nmNCwZ9gaA]YouTube- David Gray - Babylon, Theater Am Tanzbrunnen, Cologne 8.2.2010[/ame] Enjoy!
February 14, 201016 yr YouTube- David Gray - Babylon, Theater Am Tanzbrunnen, Cologne 8.2.2010[/url] Enjoy! Ooooooh such a good song. :) I prefer The One I love, to be honest, though :P
February 14, 201016 yr Ooooooh such a good song. :) I prefer The One I love, to be honest, though :P The original single version of Babylon is one of my favourite songs of all time.:cool:
February 14, 201016 yr [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szW4NMjUcnM]YouTube- David Gray - Be Mine, Theater Am Tanzbrunnen, Cologne 8.2.2010[/ame]
February 14, 201016 yr Whoop whoop! The Olympics are pretty great so far, I'd say. Canada sure did put on a show at the opening ceremonies! :dance:
February 14, 201016 yr YES!!!!!! :dance::dance::dance: Canada is soooooooooooo going to beat all the other countries:charming:
February 14, 201016 yr Haha I just noticed that you changed your country for Canada, Hahna :P How cool :P I still don't understand why you like Canada so much, I think we're such a boring country :P (even if we're all nice people who eat maple syrup :rolleyes:)
February 14, 201016 yr I don't understand it either:lol::lol::lol: But Canada's like one of the best countries in the world!!:dance: I am so moving there when I turn 18:cool::dance::dance:
February 14, 201016 yr Hahaha well good luck with that, give me a shout when you're here, I can always make you visit Quebec :P:nice:
February 14, 201016 yr Haha I just noticed that you changed your country for Canada, Hahna :P How cool :P I still don't understand why you like Canada so much, I think we're such a boring country :P (even if we're all nice people who eat maple syrup :rolleyes:) I love Canada too, as it's so beautiful, still relatively untouched compared to most countries, sparsely populated, and I was given a very warm welcome by everyone when I visited. I was made to feel really at home.:cool::D
February 14, 201016 yr I love Canada too, as it's so beautiful, still relatively untouched compared to most countries, sparsely populated, and I was given a very warm welcome by everyone when I visited. I was made to feel really at home.:cool::D Yeah we're that kind of person in general, but then again, we also have stupid and mean people here :rolleyes: But yeah, I think the average canadian would be warm with anyone who visit their country. What part(s) of Canada did you visit? Ow yeah, silver medal in acrobatic ski :cool:
February 16, 201016 yr 'Sup people of my favourite country? :awesome::awesome::awesome: Have we (Canada:wacky:) gotten any medals in the Olympics yet?:dance::dance::dance:
February 16, 201016 yr 'Sup people of my favourite country? :awesome::awesome::awesome: Have we (Canada:wacky:) gotten any medals in the Olympics yet?:dance::dance::dance: Yup.:D
February 16, 201016 yr :surprised:Really?!:freak::freak::freak: What in? :awesome::awesome::awesome: I haven't really been following the olympics:lol::lol::lol:
February 16, 201016 yr :surprised:Really?!:freak::freak::freak: What in? :awesome::awesome::awesome: I haven't really been following the olympics:lol::lol::lol: Well shame on you!:P How can you have the cheek to call yourself a Canuck?:rolleyes:
February 16, 201016 yr WINTER OLYMPICS 2010: Alex Bilodeau ends Canada's wait for gold medal with moguls win By Sportsmail Reporter Last updated at 8:21 AM on 15th February 2010 Comments (0) Add to My Stories Canada's long wait for a home Olympic gold medal is over after freestyle skier Alex Bilodeau claimed victory in the men's moguls. I've done it: Canada's Alexandre Bilodeau reacts after winning gold Bilodeau won a gold medal at Cypress Mountain with a score of 26.75, ahead of Canadian-turned -Australian and defending champion Dale Begg-Smith who took silver with 26.58. American Byron Wilson was third with 26.08. Bilodeau's win ends an unfortunate hoodoo for Canada, who hosted the 1976 Olympics in Montreal and the 1998 Winter Olympics in Calgary without winning a gold medal in either Games. And the victory, secured with the penultimate run of the evening, was made all the sweeter for the hosts as the 22-year-old displaced Vancouver-born Begg-Smith, who turned his back on his native country following a fall-out with the Canadian Freestyle Ski Association. A jubilant Bilodeau vowed: 'The party is just starting for Canada. There are so many good golds to come and I'll try to keep a bit of voice for them. 'It is too good to be true and I don't think I realise yet (what it means). At the top (of the course) I said 'I'm ready'. I went out and I knew what to do.' Bilodeau dedicated his gold to watching older brother Frederic, who suffers from cerebral palsy. Walking in the air: Alex Bilodeau en route to gold 'My brother is my inspiration,' he added. 'He has grown up with a handicap that puts everything into perspective.' Begg-Smith, a self-made millionaire who switched his allegiances to Australia after a dispute over the amount of time he was spending on his internet business, looked like making Canada wait another day for a home gold when he led the standings with just Bilodeau and France's Guilbaut Colas still to descend. But, by producing the fastest run of the competition after more or less matching Begg-Smith in scoring for his turns and jumps, the top prize was Bilodeau's. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/othersports/article-1251053/WINTER-OLYMPICS-2010-Alex-Bilodeau-ends-Canadas-wait-gold-medal-moguls-win.html#ixzz0fhUjYH86
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