Do many exciting things happen outside of the finishing line moment? I'm not really a sports fan, and aside from one on one combat (of any sort including foxy boxing), I don't really get it!
I used to watch F1 when I was a kid. I have no idea why though? Boredom possibly.
Quote: Lee @ July 19 2012, 4:59 PM BSTDo many exciting things happen outside of the finishing line moment?
To be honest, this the first time I've watched it properly. Yeah, the stages are kind of exciting, they've been up in the mountains all this week and watching them fly down the tiny little roads at 60MPH with a 2000 ft drop next to them was really groovy.
There are also loads of nutty fans lining the route - cyclists were burned with flares one day and someone else threw carpet tacks on the road the next, puncturing everyone's tires.
Plus at least two riders were busted this week for illegal doping.
Unfortunately, because it's so bonkers, when the commentator said that one rider was attacked by a 'Parisite', I immediately thought 'bloody Frogs' - when in fact he was talking about a parasite. Oops.
I'll check out the highlights. It does sound a lot more visually appealing than a stadium full of Phil Mitchell rejects.
Watching the One Show. Richard Madeley is doing a short biographical film. He really is a real-life Alan Partridge!
The Tour de France highlights are on now Lee. But I guess it conflicts with your girl programmes, so you won't see it. 
Haha! Well which do I watch a girl programme or a load of men in tight shorts? Hmmm...
The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air on Viva.
Did you sing along with the song?
Hehehe.
Xmen firstclass is it as boring as it apears?
Should I give up?
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What's up, Uncle Ben?
Bazinga
Laurel and Hardy - the music box
Phenomenal
