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the bystander pitching the cyclist over the bridge is classic!

Does this video remind anyone else of ABC sports Saturday intros with all the skiing crashes, or is it just me??? :P

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the bystander pitching the cyclist over the bridge is classic!

Does this video remind anyone else of ABC sports Saturday intros with all the skiing crashes, or is it just me??? :P

:lol:

Yup! I totally remember that! Wide World of Sports! Or as SNL used to call it... White World of Sports. :lol:

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OUCH! :o I also loved the guy pitching the cyclist over the bridge...the guy totally deserved it!

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My mouth dropped when I saw the guy throw the cyclist over the bridge. LOL

The pole vault made me go "Ooooooooooooo".

The gymnastics with all the girls tumbling after one another made me LOL.

And the vault where the guy embeds himself into the box horse and a big puff of powder comes out makes me go "Umph" and LOL. :lol:

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OMG the cyclist getting pitched over the wall was the best

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lol! too funny, yet so hurtfull

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IR5FORMUMSIE   850

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the bystander pitching the cyclist over the bridge is classic!

Does this video remind anyone else of ABC sports Saturday intros with all the skiing crashes, or is it just me??? :P

All we need is for Jim MacKay to do the intro, "Spanning the globe to bring you the constant variety of sports... the thrill of victory... and the agony of defeat... the human drama of athletic competition... This is "VJ's Wide World of Sports!" :lol:

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I'm surprised the "balance beam" girl got up..... lucky she didn't break her neck landing like that.

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My mouth dropped when I saw the guy throw the cyclist over the bridge. LOL

The pole vault made me go "Ooooooooooooo".

The gymnastics with all the girls tumbling after one another made me LOL.

And the vault where the guy embeds himself into the box horse and a big puff of powder comes out makes me go "Umph" and LOL. :lol:

Those were the EXACT ones I was going to comment on and darn near close to my comments too :lol:

Oh and the gymnastics girl-I was also surprised she got up. She looked like she landed horribly.

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I knew a guy in high school who, when jumping over the hurdles in track, miscalculated and smashed his groin. I didn't see him after that for a little while... :unsure:

Oooooooo. The first time I jumped hurdles I gave myself a serious sprained ankle. Man, that was painful. So then I had my swim coach (I was in competitive swimming) and my ballet teacher (who was already ticked off at me for developing the wrong muscles from swimming) super ticked off at me because I was out for a month.

Had a good bonk on the head from golfing lessons once, too. I was standing too close to my friend when she swung the club. Knocked me right on my ###. The teacher held two fingers up and asked me how many. I said four. "Take her to the nurse, she said." Ouch. :lol:

My sister had a serious fall from the parallel bars. Dislocated a disk in her back. She never could do sports after that. It's serious stuff. That kid on the balance beam made me nauseated falling on her head like that. I'm sure she has repercussions from that fall. :(

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