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| On Aug 22 at 17:38 Tom Sturrock wrote: |
| Do Michael Phelps’ eight gold medals in Beijing make him the greatest Olympian of all time? Or is that an unfair, simplistic way to measure greatness? |
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| On Jun 30 at 9:37 Rebecca Galton wrote: |
| These days it is a miracle if she even shows up. So imagine my surprise when Amy Winehouse looked somewhat in control during her Glastonbury set on Saturday night ... until she punched someone. |
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| On Aug 21 at 16:27 wrote: |
| I’m planning a trip around Europe and want to get the Eurail pass, but as I’ve been living in the UK for longer than six months I’m no longer eligible because I’m considered a European resident. The InterRail pass for European residents doesn’t seem to offer the same options. If I leave Europe for a weekend will my six months be reset?
Laura Robbins, via email |
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| On Aug 21 at 14:37 wrote: |
| The Olympics have reignited the old rivalry between Great Britain and the far flung colonies as to who is the better country, with insults flying around about GB having "few swimming pools and not very much soap". |
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| On Aug 22 at 17:02 Graham, Wimbledon wrote: |
| As Great Britain sits comfortably above Australia in the Olympic medal table, Australians resorting to claiming Britain only win medals in ‘sitting-down sports’ (cycling, rowing, sailing) is a bit desperate from a nation that has provided us ‘athletes’ such as Shane Warne, David Boon, and Mark Bosnich.
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