Opening ceremony

Hamann Pineapple said:
nw42 said:
Hamann Pineapple said:
Thought it was good, missed the "Good evening Mr Bond" bit through being very drunk, can't find a clip of it anywhere ?


here you go, find it by the selection boxes on screen, check 10 out as well.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/olympics/2012/live-video/p00wm0br

Brilliant, thanks mate


No worries. Just watched some bits again, the armed forces carrying the Union Jack up the grass hill, very moving that was. The kids singing the national anthem was also a great touch, totally unexpected.
I thought it was a great presentation, a few times while watching I thought how much better it must have been to be in the stadium, well done Mr Boyle, you did us proud.
 
Bloody brilliant, from nimrod to the sex pistols, how this country has forged its identity and led the world in innovation/music/literatureh and creativity whilst keeping it real (NHS and Windrush)
Mad and funny and moving (the forging of the rings. The final lighting of the flame was awesome but music from AM and Sir Paul felt like anti climax.

Never thought I would say this but credit to the queen for the Bond moments but then she blew it by picking her nails and Philip reading his programme whilst team GB came out . Disgraceful, no lame excuses please.

The German guy was well dodgy doing his nazi salute but then again we did include damn busters in the music score.
 
Hart of the matter said:
Bloody brilliant, from nimrod to the sex pistols, how this country has forged its identity and led the world in innovation/music/literatureh and creativity whilst keeping it real (NHS and Windrush)
Mad and funny and moving (the forging of the rings. The final lighting of the flame was awesome but music from AM and Sir Paul felt like anti climax.

Never thought I would say this but credit to the queen for the Bond moments but then she blew it by picking her nails and Philip reading his programme whilst team GB came out . Disgraceful, no lame excuses please.

The German guy was well dodgy doing his nazi salute but then again we did include damn busters in the music score.

Not an excuse but have to defend them a little bit, yesterday I was with my old man, he's exactly the same age as the Queen and is an intelligent, active pensioner, he drove to where we met yesterday, I left him at 4pm and he drove home home (20miles).
If I'd rung him at the same time as HRH was sat there having to look presentable he would have played fuck with me, it was midnight mate, she must have been knackered, especially after that helicopter ride, give her a break eh.
As for Phil the Greek, well he's well in to borrowed time now, it's enough for him to even the leave the house these days.

The late hour was Danny Boyles call, fair enough tho, so much more spectacular in the dark.
 
nw42 said:
Hart of the matter said:
Bloody brilliant, from nimrod to the sex pistols, how this country has forged its identity and led the world in innovation/music/literatureh and creativity whilst keeping it real (NHS and Windrush)
Mad and funny and moving (the forging of the rings. The final lighting of the flame was awesome but music from AM and Sir Paul felt like anti climax.

Never thought I would say this but credit to the queen for the Bond moments but then she blew it by picking her nails and Philip reading his programme whilst team GB came out . Disgraceful, no lame excuses please.

The German guy was well dodgy doing his nazi salute but then again we did include damn busters in the music score.

Not an excuse but have to defend them a little bit, yesterday I was with my old man, he's exactly the same age as the Queen and is an intelligent, active pensioner, he drove to where we met yesterday, I left him at 4pm and he drove home home (20miles).
If I'd rung him at the same time as HRH was sat there having to look presentable he would have played fuck with me, it was midnight mate, she must have been knackered, especially after that helicopter ride, give her a break eh.
As for Phil the Greek, well he's well in to borrowed time now, it's enough for him to even the leave the house these days.

The late hour was Danny Boyles call, fair enough tho, so much more spectacular in the dark.


Fair enough, my own parents are same age and know what it's like being around 80 and 90 yr olds, just makes me think ( in fairness to them) they should call it a day.
 

Don't have an account? Register now and see fewer ads!

SIGN UP
Back
Top
  AdBlock Detected
Bluemoon relies on advertising to pay our hosting fees. Please support the site by disabling your ad blocking software to help keep the forum sustainable. Thanks.