2012 Olympics.

[Tasdik]

Oh and yeah, 'Merica currently has a 10 medal lead on China. So suck it, world.

u guys wonder why some people dont like americans...

I can't wait till you become one in a few years. You'll understand then. <3

[penfold1992]

haha even visiting america i could see how everyone was so patriotic... team americas song sums it up quite well huh =)

[omier]

Damn no gold this time, 1 Silver, 1 bronze. Gonna have to wait till Rio.

[woutR]

booyah

Tonight men's final with the Netherlands as well

[Aristocrat]

what sport is that wouter Oo

[Squirt]

Judging by the equipment I would guess it is field hockey

[jleyens]

Oh and yeah, 'Merica currently has a 10 medal lead on China. So suck it, world.

what an ignorant statement, US has a lot of participants and is in general a wealthy country.

[Aristocrat]

Ah well, at least the country is failing in everything atm except sports, so let em have it=) Greece first, US second.

[woutR]

what sport is that wouter Oo

Field Hockey man...only like the world's most important sport ever.

[Tasdik]

Oh and yeah, 'Merica currently has a 10 medal lead on China. So suck it, world.

what an ignorant statement, US has a lot of participants and is in general a wealthy country.

Haters gonna hate.

Kudos to the U.S. female basketball team for winning, yet again. Iirc that's their 5th Olympic gold in a row.

[Aristocrat]

depends how you see it.

http://www.medalspercapita.com/

0wnt menz

[CrimsonNuker]

depends how you see it.

http://www.medalspercapita.com/

0wnt menz

LOLWUT

[*BlackFox]

depends how you see it.

http://www.medalspercapita.com/

Medals per capita, GDP: Ranking the real Olympic superpowers
China, U.S. dominate the standings, but smaller countries have much to celebrate Over the past two weeks, the medal tables have told us which countries are leading in the battle for Olympic supremacy.

The names at the top — the U.S., China, Britain, France, etc. — have hardly been shocking. They're among the world's biggest and most developed countries and have always done well in Olympic sports. But if you level the playing field — and account for such things as the size of a country and its GDP per capita — the contest for Olympic bragging rights becomes less clear-cut. Some countries are able to do relatively more with less: they outperform based on the number of athletes they sent to London or because of their smaller population base.

So how does the performance of Grenada — an island nation of a little more than 100,000 that claimed a gold medal with a team of just nine athletes — compare to the Olympic giants? Well, it depends on how you rank the IOC nations.

Well.. that's interesting, to say the least. lulz

[omier]

depends how you see it.

http://www.medalspercapita.com/

0wnt menz

#14. Yeah! If we had 4 medals we would actually be #4 because 2 more bronzes were really close, one was because the damn judges basically.

[TheDrop]

US ftw

Closing ceremony is kinda lame. tbh it looks like all the singers are lip syncing.
English culture is so lame..all the pop culture seem like American mini-me's and theater is so lame they had to bring in Indian cultural dances to make it interesting...

[Tasdik]

I thoroughly enjoyed the Olympics this year. Pretty dang entertaining through out the whole thing. I just have a few questions...

1. When is China ever going to get a basketball team so we can rape them at that sport too?

2. When is American football going to be added as an official Olympic sport?

Looking forward to Rio. I'll be 24 then. Damn.

[Goseki]

I thoroughly enjoyed the Olympics this year. Pretty dang entertaining through out the whole thing. I just have a few questions...

1. When is China ever going to get a basketball team so we can rape them at that sport too?

2. When is American football going to be added as an official Olympic sport?

Looking forward to Rio. I'll be 24 then. Damn.

1. Prob not anytime soon.
2. Also prob never. American Football is one of the most expensive sports. Most countries just can't afford it.

The Olympics were great as long as you didn't watch it through NBC.

[Mirosuke]

I thoroughly enjoyed the Olympics this year. Pretty dang entertaining through out the whole thing. I just have a few questions...

1. When is China ever going to get a basketball team so we can rape them at that sport too?

2. When is American football going to be added as an official Olympic sport?

Looking forward to Rio. I'll be 24 then. Damn.

1. Prob not anytime soon.
2. Also prob never. American Football is one of the most expensive sports. Most countries just can't afford it.

The Olympics were great as long as you didn't watch it through NBC.

I don't know where did you watch it thru but I quite enjoyed it on NBC.

[Tasdik]

NBC was decent, as always. Plus they had Ryan Seacrest on as a guest. <3

[omier]

When is American football going to be added as an official Olympic sport?

When is Sumo wrestling going to be added as an official Olympic sport?

How many countries do even have American football? It's basically only America so there wouldn't be enough teams to participate in the olympics. Even if there were, USA would basically win all the time so there would be no excitement.

[Aristocrat]

yea just like baseball lol

[Tasdik]

When is American football going to be added as an official Olympic sport?

Even if there were, USA would basically win all the time so there would be no excitement.

Don't we win all the time anyways?

Poor little non-American's.
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[heroo]

Outside America there is only one sport that counts: football

[Tasdik]

Which, didn't Mexico win? Who's technically in North America? Yeah, suck it, Europe.

[woutR]

2. Also prob never. American Football is one of the most expensive sports. Most countries just can't afford it.

The Olympics were great as long as you didn't watch it through NBC.

American Football is too expensive? Man, American Football isn't much more expensive than just real football.
American Football isn't in the Olympics because it's American Football. The real sport, Rugby, is in fact practiced all over the world and will be included in 2016. Nobody plays American Football outside of America, so it doesn't serve much purpose in the Olympics.

[MrJoey]

Actually there's two countries that play American style football outside of the USA, don't think Canada counts, wish I could remember which two countries it is.

[BuDo]

Canada would be one of those countries...Its called the CFL (Canadian Football League). Check it out...... http://www.cfl.ca/.

I'm not a fan of American "Hand Egg" at all. So I wouldn't like to see it as part of the Olympics...There are too many boring sports in the Olympics already. Don't need another one...Plus the fact that America would probably dominate would make even more boring....

[Snazzi]

Rhythmic Gymnastics, and all types of equestrian don't deserve to be an Olympic sport. I got no other ideas, but they aren't even sports... At least rhythmic gymnastics takes skill...

Good Olympics overall, just wish they showed the good events in full (like 100m, 4x100m relay, some swimming I guess), and not just highlights in Australia. It was like they were skipping channels between sports, and that was annoying.

[Tasdik]

Canada would be one of those countries...Its called the CFL (Canadian Football League). Check it out...... http://www.cfl.ca/.

I'm not a fan of American "Hand Egg" at all. So I wouldn't like to see it as part of the Olympics...There are too many boring sports in the Olympics already. Don't need another one...Plus the fact that America would probably dominate would make even more boring....

Football is quite a bit more entertaining the soccer and basketball. With Soccer, nothing happens for half the game. Basketball is the complete opposite with it being over saturated with high scoring points that each "score" means very little in the grand scheme of things. Football is a perfect compromise between the two. With enough scoring to keep it interesting, without having too much to make it boring.

[heroo]

Football doesn't count on the Olympics. The maximum age of the footballplayers has to be 23, with the exception of 3 of each team. So it's not the national team that plays, but the Olympic team. And just so that you know, the FIFA World Cup is the biggest sportevent in the world, even bigger then the Olympics, and it's only about one sport