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  • Spent2much
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    i just wonder though, why is the olympic stadium full of the illuminati
    symbolism, look at the lights they are pyramids , the 2012 has i in it (zion), the mascots with the one eye (the all seeing eye) .

    new world order ?

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  • Spent2much
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    Originally posted by PlanB View Post
    Wowza, is this really true (I'm on BBC 1) that GB invented the World Wide Web in which case AAD probably owes this guy a debt. Me too

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Berners-Lee
    we Brits are simply the best , always have been always will be

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  • pompeyfaith
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    Originally posted by jen_br View Post
    Sorry your gonna hate me.. but passing it to the kids to light really??/ Surely we had someone famous lol
    Yes we did but in the spirit of the games they passed the touches over to the up and coming athletes which I thought was a nice touch.

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  • jen_br
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    Sorry your gonna hate me.. but passing it to the kids to light really??/ Surely we had someone famous lol

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  • Handyman
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    I have to say sceptic though I am the lighting of the Olympic Cauldron was a shear work of Art, to follow it by a song from Macca is shear brilliance. Almost make me patriotic. Rest of the world try and top that if you can

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  • PlanB
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    Wowza, is this really true (I'm on BBC 1) that GB invented the World Wide Web in which case AAD probably owes this guy a debt. Me too

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Berners-Lee

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  • PlanB
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    I was all teared-up when Great Ormond Street Hospital came on

    Danny Boyle made us all aware of the unacceptable plight of kids in India with Oscar winning *Slumdog Millionaire*. Tonight he's gone to the next level. Everyone (7,500) participating in this ceremony at grassroots level is a volunteer and he has lightened up the lives of these ordinary people.

    I'm getting texts and emails from mates and work colleagues all over the world to say GB rocks We cetainly do - and with a massive sense of humour too (Mr Bean I've always loved you!)

    Go Danny Go

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  • oscar
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    Originally posted by Titan121 View Post
    Hey, still off work. Headaches are subsiding but I am sooo bored as lying flat is the only way to relive it. Good news though that there are no nasty ailments but still none the wiser as to why I can't see properly. More visual tests next week and hopefully some definitive answers and a plan of action going forward.

    Thanks for asking though, appreciate it
    Read you other thread as well. Had a lumbar myself - didnt affect me but everyone is different.

    Assume you have had a CT or MRI ?

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  • PriorityOne
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    What a load of completely over-pomped shyte the opening ceremony is.....

    They should have gone to Beijing for advice!

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  • Handyman
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    This is just getting so silly
    LINK Newsagent fights Games banner ban - AOL Money UK

    London Newsagent ordered to take down banners.

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  • Titan121
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    Originally posted by PlanB View Post
    Titan. Are you feeling better after your horrid lumbar puncture What a rotten way to spend your birthday
    Hey, still off work. Headaches are subsiding but I am sooo bored as lying flat is the only way to relive it. Good news though that there are no nasty ailments but still none the wiser as to why I can't see properly. More visual tests next week and hopefully some definitive answers and a plan of action going forward.

    Thanks for asking though, appreciate it

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  • 5corpio
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    “gold”, “silver” and London 2012.

    Marketing innovators who plan to ambush the London 2012 Games have been placed on notice by The Olympic Delivery Authority from today as hundreds of 'brand police' begin to protect sponsors’ exclusivity rights to the sporting event.
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    Because of a law passed by Parliament, companies can be barred from using words and phrases such as “gold”, “silver” and London 2012.

    Olympic boss downplays brand police role | News | Marketing Week

    House of Commons Public Bill Committee : Defamation Bill (26 June 2012)

    Pepsi or Coke? Olympic brand rules sow confusion - UK news

    Is this really a Unity of the Olympics? or who can sponsor the most for advertising Rights?

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  • 5corpio
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    Doping, a new Olympic sport

    How to disguise that you have been taking tablets, capsules and pills

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    So far nine track and field athletes have been suspended for doping offences ahead of the London 2012, gold standard, Olympics games.

    Among them are three who were caught in re-tests of samples from last year's world championships.

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  • PlanB
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    Titan. Are you feeling better after your horrid lumbar puncture What a rotten way to spend your birthday

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  • Titan121
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    What a surprise.... erm not!

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