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Old 07-06-2005, 11:06 AM   #13 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Mister D
Yeah...it's a subjective matter. I disagree with the Olympic committee on some "sports"

I also dont think anything that is judged is a sport. I think a sport should determine a clear-cut winner, not someone's subjective opinion. So things like diving and gymnastics, though extremely difficult and requiring a tremendous level of physical exertion, are not sports in my eyes
That's a toughie though D since then you'd kind of have to discount boxing as a sport and, man, there's nothing much that's more of a sport than that.
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