Rio Olympics

[divits]

After watching the Olympics I've got a theory. I've noticed that the percentage of attractiveness (facial and otherwise) of the athletes is definitely a much higher percentage than what is seen in the general population. Studies have shown that one of the key factors that makes people attractive to others is symmetry. Meaning that the right half of the body is almost identical to the left. If that's the case, it would make sense that such symmetry would help in balance, stride, strength, endurance (both sides tire equally, lowering strain) etc.. In addition, symmetry also helps in competitions in which you are judged by what is seen.

Anyone want to write a paper and give me an aknowledgement?

 

[rogdochar]

That Extenze Bob's commercial diving in the swimming pool ? If Extenze really worked, how come his trunk kept coming off ?

 

[MidwestChomp]

Christian Taylor and Will Clay take gold and silver in the triple jump. Way to represent UF AKA Jump U! And then Claye proposed to his girlfriend who was watching in the audience.

 

[bradgator2]

After watching the Olympics I've got a theory. I've noticed that the percentage of attractiveness (facial and otherwise) of the athletes is definitely a much higher percentage than what is seen in the general population. Studies have shown that one of the key factors that makes people attractive to others is symmetry. Meaning that the right half of the body is almost identical to the left. If that's the case, it would make sense that such symmetry would help in balance, stride, strength, endurance (both sides tire equally, lowering strain) etc.. In addition, symmetry also helps in competitions in which you are judged by what is seen.

Anyone want to write a paper and give me an aknowledgement?

False.

 

[bradgator2]

After watching the Olympics I've got a theory. I've noticed that the percentage of attractiveness (facial and otherwise) of the athletes is definitely a much higher percentage than what is seen in the general population. Studies have shown that one of the key factors that makes people attractive to others is symmetry. Meaning that the right half of the body is almost identical to the left. If that's the case, it would make sense that such symmetry would help in balance, stride, strength, endurance (both sides tire equally, lowering strain) etc.. In addition, symmetry also helps in competitions in which you are judged by what is seen.

Anyone want to write a paper and give me an aknowledgement?

True

 

[ThreatMatrix]

After watching the Olympics I've got a theory. I've noticed that the percentage of attractiveness (facial and otherwise) of the athletes is definitely a much higher percentage than what is seen in the general population. Studies have shown that one of the key factors that makes people attractive to others is symmetry. Meaning that the right half of the body is almost identical to the left. If that's the case, it would make sense that such symmetry would help in balance, stride, strength, endurance (both sides tire equally, lowering strain) etc.. In addition, symmetry also helps in competitions in which you are judged by what is seen.

Anyone want to write a paper and give me an aknowledgement?

Tig bitties do not usual make a good athlete. Just saying'
And the chinese have symmetrical faces but... well you know where I'm going with that.

 

[Gatorbait25]

Looks like ''the cowards'' are playing for the gold after knocking off Brazil.

 

[rogdochar]

Looks like ''the cowards'' are playing for the gold after knocking off Brazil.

...will that be antisemitetry?

 

[MidwestChomp]

Rack up another gold for UF. This time it was Kerron Clement finally getting his gold medal in the 400m hurdles.

 

[Gator Fever]

Its pretty bad when Japan is beating our 4x100m relay team in the Olympics and they even got disqualified out of the Bronze medal also.

 

[T REX]

We owned this Olympics but we did poorly in some events we normally win

 

[Gator Fever]

We owned this Olympics but we did poorly in some events we normally win

Yep the Russians and Chinese not getting away with massive doping has helped quite a bit.

 

[grengadgy]

 

[ThreatMatrix]

I made an observation years ago at the dog track. Watching dogs race is pretty boring. However if you place a $2 bet it becomes the most exciting thing in the world. The summer Olympics are like that. Without the cold war competition from the Russians it is boring as, well as boring as Track & Field. Thank god for volleyball. I'm not a big fan of exhibition athletics in general but at least in the winter Olympics there are the elements of speed and danger.

 

[T REX]

#5 for Holland is pretty hot

 

[Gatordiddy]

#5 for Holland is pretty hot

Umm, yes... I'd like a #14 with a coke and also a #9, no ketchup

 

[T REX]

#5 is freaking 6'4" - did not realize that.