Swimmers, divers, gymnasts in that order. I am talking about coaches, of
course! :-P
On Aug 3, 2012 3:04 PM, "Vikram D" <vg...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

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> I'm guessing that even the least sporting inclined among us here is
> watching the Olympics, even if India is crashing out almost completely. The
> reason of course is - Hot Bodies! In Skin-tight Lycra Singlets, or even
> less.
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> I mean, did you see the Tom Daley photos? Since he's Brit at a Brit games,
> the cameras have been lingering on him, and he's certainly been giving them
> lots of reason for lingering:
> http://www.afterelton.com/gallery/2012/08/synchronized-sportscake
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> Which reminds me, btw, that while India seems to be almost totally out of
> the Games, doesn't our one Hotness Hero Sushil Kumar still have to start
> his wrestling rounds? So there is still hope, or at least a fair amount of
> chance to watch him in his tight tight singlet, lovely scruffy face and
> sleepy eyes. Also, what has happened to talldarkandhandsome Vijender Singh?
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> Anthony Lane has an excellent piece on Olympic bodies in the New Yorker.
> As he points out, one of the attractions of the Games is the sheer range of
> bodies on display, so there's something for almost everyone. So while I've
> been watching the diving obsessively, the boyfriend is hooked on water
> polo, which he insists is better, and I admit he may have a point. As he
> says, these are essentially rugby players in small Speedos, you see rather
> more of them than the brief flash of diving or swimming and it seems to be
> an essential rule of water-polo that you have to grab a butt or crotch
> every five minutes or maybe it will count as a foul.
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> What do people here think? Does diving score above water-polo or the other
> way around? And what are the other sports that are eye-catching?
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