Well…today I was reading some Olympic information on sports.yahoo.com and I came across an interesting article regarding the Chinese ladies Olympic gymnastics team. This article discussed some interesting revelations with regard to the ages of, the obviously young and talented, ladies. The issue here is not the nationality of the author of the article, American, nor the nationality of the silver metal team, American, but an issue of rules. If the young ladies are truly 16 years old, then a huge congratulations is in order. However, if the ladies are not 16, and the government of China has used this situation to try to bring glory to itself, through the manipulation of children, then a big shame on you is in order. As far as trying to determine if the athletes are under age, if the evidence is there, then the international Olympic organization should look into the issue prior to the end of the games. I am not a fan of cheaters, and if they are not then the suspicion needs to be removed through the same measures. If they are, then appropriate action must be taken. It does not matter to me who has the gold metals, I just want truth to prevail.
Tonight I am watching the beach volleyball round of 16… wait Women’s 200meter breast stroke final… in the home of Aquaman, as if you did not know that already.
I will go ahead and say that I think Coventry will pull in another silver. She seems to have problems finishing. “Hoelzer” will probably win. Lets see what happens, Coventry leading, just like the announcers expected. Oh well, that’s why I don’t announce Olympics. Coventry wins.
Back to volleyball. The US needs to win by 2, and it’s 13 to 14 US. And the US wins. The Swiss are obviously not happy. It’s like their Rolex is broken. Hum…sad.
Aquaman is up, looking for the 7th Gold metal. I wonder if Phelps swims in the bathtub? I did when I was small, like really small. They were talking about Phelps’s arms and legs yesterday. Built like a 6′0″ man in the legs and like a 6′8″ man in the arms. Here we go. Aquaman wins by 0.01sec. WOW, but a gold is a gold. By the way…he is not Superman… he works with Superman at the Hall of Justice. He’s Aquaman. Are the contacts in the pool pressure sensitive, such that the clock stops when the athlete touches the sensor, or does he have to push? It appeared that the other guy was touching the pad, but the time did not stop until he placed more pressure on the sensor. Hum… I am happy Aquaman won, but I am interested now in how the system in the pool works.



