Was just thinking the same. It's far more interesting to watch as a layperson.Aphex said:There are certainly more punches thrown in women's boxing than mens
SWP's back said:Was just thinking the same. It's far more interesting to watch as a layperson.Aphex said:There are certainly more punches thrown in women's boxing than mens
Why?Aphex said:SWP's back said:Was just thinking the same. It's far more interesting to watch as a layperson.Aphex said:There are certainly more punches thrown in women's boxing than mens
Shouldn't you be at work?
SWP's back said:Why?Aphex said:SWP's back said:Was just thinking the same. It's far more interesting to watch as a layperson.
Shouldn't you be at work?
No, I work anytime a client wants to see me. I have a meeting with a GP at 9pm tonight to sort him out so I have plenty of down time this afternoon. I try and avoid my office as much as possible.Aphex said:SWP's back said:Why?Aphex said:Shouldn't you be at work?
Are you not a nine to fiver?
SWP's back said:No, I work anytime a client wants to see me. I have a meeting with a GP at 9pm tonight to sort him out so I have plenty of down time this afternoon. I try and avoid my office as much as possible.Aphex said:SWP's back said:Why?
Are you not a nine to fiver?
I admire your patriotic optimism, roky, but Taylor has not been three times World champion and undisputed global number one at the weight by some sort of accidentRagnarok said:LongsightM13 said:Katie Taylor wins in the women's boxing. GB and Ireland both guaranteed medals now
But the Indian is going to win the gold >:)
Daft, innit. Hoping for the track cycling. Am on the iPlayer at the mo, switching here and there, having caught bits of the boxing. Ah, BBC1 now heading to the velodrome.Frank H said:For goodness sake - both BBC1 and BBC3 are showing the showjumping at the moment!