Friday, July 27, 2012

Josateki Naulu

Be still my heart!  The prize for hottest Olympic flag bearer goes to Fiji, oh my.
Judo go.


8 comments:

  1. Wow...dude looks hawt in a grass skirt. Not that I'm looking at the skirt. :D

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    1. LOL lay red, me ether. What skirt?

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    2. You know, we men are tired of you women undressing us with your eyes. Er, no we're not on second thought.

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    3. You know, the whole "metro" thing has already made chest-waxing normal for the younger set. Clearly there is also a potential market for "chest oil". To show off your waxed chest.

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  2. Don't worry, my eyes weren't hurting at the sight of many of the ladies, either.

    Not that any of them were as pretty as Fay, though....

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  3. Semi... off topic...

    This is a little tidbit I noticed in the opening ceremony that I've not seen reported anywhere yet... a TCKT exclusive!

    Sir Tim Berners-Lee, who originated the hypertext markup language format and hypertext protocol for the internet - i.e. the "World Wide Web" - live-tweeted a message from the stage at the opening ceremony.

    What nobody commented on was the machine he was using: take a close look...

    imgw:"http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d170/lewy14/tbl.png"

    It's a NeXT box - the machine Steve Jobs built when he was kicked out of Apple in the late '80's. Here's a picture of Steve Jobs with a NeXT computer - you can see it's the same machine Tim Berners-Lee had on stage...

    imgw:"http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d170/lewy14/next.jpg"

    Tim's original hypertext work took place on the NeXT platform. The NeXT operating system software went on to become the basis of the current Mac OS X.

    A little bit of Steve Jobs was there on stage tonight. Somewhere, Steve is smiling.

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  4. Wow, lewy, that's amazing that you even knew about that NeST box and caught it!!!

    The Fiji guy is hawt, no doubt about it :-)

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