For every athlete who made it to the Olympics, there are hundreds—probably thousands—who tried out. Here are a few who didn’t quite make the cut. All I can say is “Ouch!”
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Funny, yet one feels compassion for the ones who, erm, slip up.
At least it appears they all walked, or limped, away. I held my breath for the young lady on – and off – the balance beam, at least she seemed to be okay.
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Great Post :-)
“Ouch” is an understatement! But thanks for sharing. This is why I don’t compete in athletics. :)
Oh I couldn’t watch it. LOL I hate seeing people get hurt. I’m such a mom.
HAAAAA!!!!!
I love a good laugh first thing in the morning. Thanks for sharing
OK…. That was dang funny!!! Enough said. :) Thanks
Funny, yet one feels compassion for the ones who, erm, slip up.
At least it appears they all walked, or limped, away. I held my breath for the young lady on – and off – the balance beam, at least she seemed to be okay.