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I mean it's obvious you're drunk early in the morning. I find that hilarious and will definitely comment on it.
And yet here you are to quote"transition" morning drunk
My sister left to Berlin 10 years ago. I stayed here and now I am ready to bail. If you only have 1 passport and feel you are unable to learn another language then stay and enjoy. I will visit and we will have fun together. I was born with Polish, I learned English and finish 3 semester of Deutsch..
I mean it's obvious you're drunk early in the morning. I find that hilarious and will definitely comment on it.
Lol doesnt care
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You are correct. Thank you for not crashing my thread.
When you gonna stop being a and join the "bad guys". You see me anti-America. I have no allegiance Just fitness, good diet and family.
I don't see you as much of anything tbh. People who feel the need to puff themselves up online rarely are.
Have another drink.
USA way sounds better tbhWeird way USA is rigging Tokyo Olympics medal tally
Ben Graham from News.com.au
July 28th, 2021 9:48 am
If you were an American reading about the Olympics this morning, you would very likely have a different take on which country is currently winning the medal tally to the rest of the world.
Traditionally, the ranking of nations on the table is dictated by how many gold medals a nation has.
If they are tied on gold then it goes down to how many silvers they’ve won, and then the same rule applies with bronze medals.
However, many major US publications — including NBC and the New York Times no less — have come up with their own way of ranking the world’s nations.
And — surprise, surprise — it means that a certain nation ends up on top of the table.
Looking at the rankings on several USA sites this morning, America sits firmly on top — with nine golds, eight silvers and eight bronze medals.
The logic is that Team USA has won the most overall medals.
However, this is not correct according to the official Olympics website, which shows that the real leader — as of this morning at the time of writing — is the host nation Japan.
That’s because the Olympics website — like every other medal tally outside of the USA — values gold above all else.
Japan has 10 golds, three silvers and five bronze medals — meaning they are coming first. The USA is in second and China is third.
- with AFP
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Hilariously enough, as of this writing, China tied the US for total medal count as well, so now it also tops the US-made-up ranking
Check out the le of this video.
kk snowflake
I'd clean and jerk thatCheck out the le of this video.
US mens track and field has yet to win even one gold medal.
What happened to the nigras that used to win gold every other Oly?
Foundations and even infrastructure stands because of our parents. I think that is naive view. There are people many of them that still don't have our daily benefits.I don't see you as much of anything tbh. People who feel the need to puff themselves up online rarely are.
Have another drink.
That is our family. Boomers.
Let me know when you finally stop this bender.
Lame. Let me know when you start one forum junkie
What I don't get is why NBC is showing everything in Kilometers and KMPH on a 'Merican broadcast. How am I supposed to know how fast a 142 KMPH pitch is, or how tall someone is at 1.8 meters?
Clearly you subscribed
I watch Fail Army videos too.
US has most golds too
Argentinian expats getting on by Biden’s America
Team USA took home more total gold, silver and bronze medals than any other country from the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, and edged out China for the most golds.
At the end of the Tokyo Olympic Games, Team USA had 113 total medals, 39 of them gold; China had 88, with 38 golds; Brazil had 21 medals, 7 gold, 6 silver, and 8 bronze; and way further down in rankings, Argentina had a total of 3 medals, 1 silver and 2 bronze.
That's some weird rigging right there.
If gold is that standard, Argentina got zilch!That's some weird rigging right there.
Any updates from your actual communist friends, hater?
Imagine how poorly the US would do if white nationalists ran our immigration system.
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