It is always fascinating to see what is
actually considered a sport. Trampoline? BMX Racing? Really? But as usual, I am
not intrigued by the usual things like the world record breaking relay races. Instead I will be giving my own personal
highlights of the big games.
Is it just me or did the Women’s
gymnastic team act like frin-enemies? Little fake hugs, oozing jealousy mean
girl faces, like they were smelling poopy diapers. Sweet Gabby was the big winner and the other
girls couldn’t stand it. Bitches.
Or that the underwater cameras show
unflattering “adjustments” of the athletes following the platform diving. Every single one of them groped themselves in
a very graphic manner, just airing out the boys so to speak as they broke the
surface of the water.
How about Ryan Lochte’s mom selling him
out as a Man Whore. Too busy for girls except for a love them and leave them
one night stand. We’ve all had similar Mommy missteps where our parental unit
has sold us out in front of peeps we’re trying to impress. Like
the time my mom told everyone at Christmas dinner that my tube top slipped off
since I didn’t have boobs, like my Sistah, to hold it up.
Here is a little ditty that you can whip
together to not leave your seat on the couch.
Texas Corn Bread Casserole
½ pound ground sausage
½ pound ground beef
1 medium onion chopped
½ medium green pepper chopped
1 can tomato soup
1 tablespoon brown sugar
¼ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon chili powder
1 package cornbread mix
1/8 teaspoon paprika
In 8” x 8” baking dish combine sausage,
ground beef, onion and green pepper. Cover and microwave for 3 to 5 minutes or
until meat is no longer pink. Drain, mix remaining ingredients except cornbread
mix and paprika. Microwave on high 5 minutes. Prepare cornbread mix according
to package directions. Spread over hot meat mixture. Sprinkle paprika evenly on
top. Microwave for 6 to 7 minutes or until cornbread is set. Let stand 2 to 3
minutes.
I wish the future British son in law had
been available to explain all those English oddities to me. Like what’s up with
the zigzag striping on the pavement (apparently, never, ever parking there). Hair fascinators, why do they all look like a
bird threw up on their head? And the
easy one, why do they all drive on the wrong side of the road? Ah well, I guess
that make me Snarky Spice. Have a good week Team Tuna.
27 comments:
This should explain why we drive on the other side :) Everybody at one point drove on the left until the French Revolution and the reign of Napoleon. At this point any colony that was settled by the French or any other mainland EU colony settled on US soil all chose to drive on the right. The US then decided to cut all ties as a former Brit Colony and have every state drive one the right :)
I totally picked up on that fake camaraderie between gymnasts. They want each other to do well enough to help the team's efforts but any better than that.
Hahahahaha! I just love your take on things! I missed all those adjustments. I don't usually watch the Olympics but, since we had so much family in during the first week, I kept them on and discovered that I am a huge fan of mens rowing. Very nice. And the rowing is exciting too. LOL
OH my god. I kinda wanna give Live Laugh Love one of those fake gymnast hugs and a totally disingenuous compliment on her... bad form?
As always...go Team Tuna!
I watched the first week of the Olympics religiously. Then I tore my eyes away from the TV, realized my house was in shambles and gave up watching the rest.
I was also loving the Olympics, especially the Women's Beach Volleyball. I would imagine I was one of those strong girls, and then I would have another bite of my brownie. Straight from the pan.
I gotta say though, if they had an Olympics for Writing, you-- yes, YOU, Tuna-- would win the Gold. But since they don't have that (Hurry up, write faster! Conjugate that verb!! Start a new paragraph and introduce a new character!), you will have to settle for the MOV Award, which is really just a very nice bottle of wine. Empty because I already sampled it for you. Because I am a giver that way.
You still have time to train for watching the Winter Olympics, it is only 2 years away!!!
best,
MOV
missed you!!!
Did you notice how they seemed to run out of normal sports towards the end?? Did like the closing ceremonies better than the opening. Felt a little disjointed with nothing to do after they were over!
HAhaha, apparently kite surfing has just been approved for the Brazil Olympics!! I'm always amused by the synchronised swimming - not just because I'm completely uncoordinated, but because I don't 'get' it!!!
And Live/Laugh/Love has given you a HUGE task - 7 things to join up/follow AND grab the badge!! Not sure there are enough hours in the day, sistah!
I prefer the winter Olympics. I'm a huge Curling Fan. HUGE! ; )
Great read, as usual.
I found the Olympics to be oddly depressing. If you win it means that you are now a marketing machine and if you lose you are useless and a failure that is to be shunned.
Live and Laugh and Love...big signs of " desperation" especially in Depland.
And Dassault is first in line with info.
After him came Rosen- Berriro.
And Gross followed with " twitter" Heintz.
Guns - missiles- arms- munitions- organs- drugs.....
Live and Laugh and Love.
NRA style.
I love that you notice the smallest but probably the most amusing things! Gymnastics has always been such a competitive sport. I think. A lot of girls competing for one medal. That should be really tough. Hahaha!
I hope you can pass by my blog as well!
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This all just supports my decision to never do gymnastics. Or swimming. Or excercise. Thank you for the reminder! (:
I watch the opening,the ending and the running inbetween,but my kids watched most if it :) thanks for linking up with us at welcome to the weekend hop ...
We watch the BBC channel just because they are so weird. My son, however, has fallen in love with all things British he is even talking in that haught taught way. Also, I am sad the Olympics are over. I now have no excuse as to why I can't cook dinner.
I didn't watch much of the Olympics except for what hubby watched. Mainly, if it was a woman, he watched it. Agree that there were some weird events out there and many I didn't understand. But the thing I noticed most: women athletics don't have boobs.
I am sure if I had your commentary during the games I would watch little bit more of it...you never disappoint, Mrs. Tuna :)
The olympics are so wonderful to watch, aren't they?
Such a peek at cultures and every time we see them we're a different family, person, time in our life.
Next olympics, both my boys will be at college.
I can't even understand that.
My backside took on the shape of the recliner so I moved it from the corner and replaced it with an exercise ball. (which lasted for an hour or two)
Yeah, thanks, just started the diet, again, and now I have another great recipe to try. You are evil!
I love your take. That's great, the real life view!
That recipe sounds yummy.
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my kids watched so much Olympics, the TV was on constantly. I watched the fasted man in the world.
hi, i'm following the "never growing old" blog hop. i would love for you to visit my blog and follow if you like it.
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thanks
new follower bev
Hello Mrs T, our paths haven't crossed for a while, but I plan to rectify that .... I miss your blog. You made me laugh my head off with your desccription of the divers adjusting their trunks after a dive. I can honestly say I had never noticed until you mentioned it!!
Welcome back from your Olympics stupor (I was right there with you). And Mrs. T, just one question for you - do you have a couch in your kitchen??? How do you pull it off. (But from the sound of this recipe, I AM willing to leave the couch to make it)
Very beautiful! Great Olympics.
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