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Originally Posted by SuperTigerMario

Yeah Aly I can try to look at a few. I really liked the first batch you sent me. Sorry for never really getting to the second one.

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Sounds good. Do remind me of your email, though. It's been quite some time.

Honestly, the script on which I'm most burning to get feedback is Colors, the romance-fantasy. Is that genre tag a huge turnoff? It's definitely relationship-driven, and it is also driven by elements of the supernatural. So if it is, I don't know what else to call it :p

I don't know why but during the 2010 Olympics my brother and I really got into it. It's a shame the American teams sucked at it though. I look forward to watching it again next year.

The Americans actually won a medal in it in 2006.

And again, I have no idea why I know that.

Even ping pong is better than curling.

That's also in the Olympics. Every team is Chinese.




No, seriously. With sparing exceptions, every member of every table-tennis team at the Olympics was born in China. All the Americans were, certainly, and the bulk of most European nations, too.

I just remember that one armed woman playing. She was awesome.

Natalia Partyka (god am I a repository of useless information, or what?). Native Pole. One of two athletes that participated at both the Olympics and Paralympics last time 'round. I'm sure you know who the other was.

I don't...

I don't remember his name but I remember he was a runner with no legs.

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Originally Posted by MagicMurderBag7

I don't remember his name but I remember he was a runner with no legs.

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Good enough.

His name is Oscar Pistorius. This was one of my favorite moments of the London Olympics.