Watching the Olympics Through the Looking Glass

 

As I do every four years, I’ve spent the weekend watching countries I don’t care about play games I don’t care about.  It’s not as boring as it sounds, although it’s certainly, um, surreal.  I mean really, really weird.  I’ll try to explain with a few observations, in no particular order:

  • Ping pong is a strange sport. Sorry; table tennis.  And in a development which surprised no one at all, the gold medal game will be between China and Japan.
  • The American corporations who buy advertising time on the American TV stations to promote their products to Americans apparently believe that there are very, very few white people in America.
  • Water polo looks brutal. I wouldn’t play that sport without a life preserver, a football helmet, and SCUBA gear.  Actually, I still wouldn’t play that sport.  Those people are nuts.
  • Simone Biles may be the best athlete I’ve ever seen.
  • I’d never seen dressage before. It’s a competition in which horses sort of prance around slowly, nearly dancing, while carrying a person wearing ridiculous clothes.  This is what happens when you give white people too much spare time and way too much money.  The longer I watched, the more I thought that perhaps wealth taxes aren’t such a terrible idea…
  • The commercials are following today’s trend of featuring average-looking people, better to identify with their target audience or something. If there is a truly beautiful woman in an ad, she will be black.  And if there is somehow a truly beautiful white woman in one of these commercials, she will have a crew cut and a tattoo of a snake on her neck.
  • I thought I had played badminton before. Apparently, I have not.  Holy crap.  It’s nearly violent.  And they’re not drinking beer while playing.
  • It’s my understanding that most cities that host the Olympics lose money. Not always, but usually.  I wonder how the books look for Japan right now?  No fans at all.  Beautiful, enormous, brand-new stadiums, purpose-built for each individual sport, with 15,000 empty seats in every single one.  Restaurants and hotels are empty.  Zero ticket sales.  Can you even imagine how much money Japan is going to lose in this deal?  Oh my God.
  • Since the Russian Olympic Team was found to have widespread egregious violations of drug policies over the past several Olympics, Russia was not permitted to participate in this Olympics. So the Russian athletes are participating as the “ROC”, or Russian Olympic Committee.  They don’t have a Russian flag on their uniforms.  That way, the athletes have not doped up steroid monsters now.  Much better.  I’m sure that the athletes from the other countries are glad that the Olympic Committee resolved that issue.  Whew.
  • I can’t imagine working my entire life to have the opportunity to compete in the Olympics and then performing in front of empty, quiet stadiums. How heartbreaking.

All that adds up to a surreal viewing experience.  Watching sports I don’t know anything about, with athletes I’ve never heard of, with commercials that appear to be filmed for a foreign country, with announcers trying to build enthusiasm for games that nobody is watching in empty stadiums.  It is really weird.

I usually enjoy watching the Olympics.  I get all wrapped up in it, every time.  But watching this, I feel sort of sad.

This is a strange world we live in, my friends.

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  1. 9thDistrictNeighbor Member
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    Stad (View Comment):
    Heck, we had a lady here recently miss a jump, killing her…

    Annie Goodwin was an eventer.  Eventing combines show jumping,  dressage and a cross country jumping course over a three-day competition.  She was schooling/training her horse over “training-level” cross country obstacles, which are 3’11” high and often solid.  Apparently the horse fell on her.

    A former event rider, Danny Warrington, started a program called LandSafe, which teaches riders how to handle falls.  I took the course a few years ago.  It works best for falls taken at speed.  I know a rider who has competed at the Kentucky Three Day event who credits the training with saving her life.  You need to know the feeling where its time to bail out, and how to fall to protect your head. 

    Reports I’ve read said Annie Goodwin’s horse fell on her.  Perhaps when was not wearing a safety vest while schooling.  Vests (often an air vest that inflates when rider is separated from the horse, sometimes worn underneath a hard foam vest) are required in competition.  Sometimes while training riders will not wear all the safety equipment they should.  I don’t know what Annie was or was not wearing.  A tragedy.

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  2. Henry Castaigne Member
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    James Hageman (View Comment):

    I played water polo in high school. It is brutal, and exhausting. What went on under the water was painful and humiliating.

    Sounds like the pass-times of Upperclass Englishman. But much more wholesome. 

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  3. EHerring Coolidge
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    Stad (View Comment):

    Bullwinkle (View Comment):

    I completely lost interest in the Olympics when so many started using the games to advance their woke ideology and piss on the American flag (I’ve stopped following NBA and MLB for the same reasons). Yes, I understand its a small minority, but its present enough to strip all enjoyment I used to have. The especially sanctimonious players of the privileged USA men’s basketball and women’s soccer teams nauseate me and I hope they go down in a heaping pile of ash.

    Amen. Before my wife and I traveled to Russia, we were told to consider ourselves ambassadors of the US, and to be on our best behavior. This was because most Russians had never met an American before, so their first impression of us was their lasting impression of our country. These spoiled brat US athletes with their protests, and their obnoxious behvior after winning or whining after losing tells the rest of the world all they need to know about our country as a whole, and it ain’t pretty . . .

    I was stationed in Korea during the Seoul Olympics. A blessing… I could attend and I was spared NBC coverage. (I watched Korean TV.) Some athletes and TV folks had bad behavior that upset the more polite Koreans. The locals started pulling for whomever played our teams. 

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  4. EHerring Coolidge
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    Brandon (View Comment):

    Dr. Bastiat:

    • I’d never seen dressage before. It’s a competition in which horses sort of prance around slowly, nearly dancing, while carrying a person wearing ridiculous clothes. This is what happens when you give white people too much spare time and way too much money. The longer I watched, the more I thought that perhaps wealth taxes aren’t such a terrible idea…

    An ol’ Kentucky boy’s opinion:

    You have a fundamental misunderstanding of the sport of dressage. Dressage was initially conceived by warrior, writer, and all-around badass Xenophon in around 400 B.C. as a way of training horses for the battlefield. That “prancing” you’re noting is the rider demonstrating that he/she can has total control over the horse as a means of transportation, a defense mechanism, and even a weapon. Horses are taught to side pass, leg yield, and half-pass in order to avoid barriers and and bodies in combat. Horses are taught to “snap” their hooves forward (a “Spanish Walk”) in order to crush the skulls of oncoming pikemen. Riders wear those “ridiculous” outfits because they harken back to the last days that horses were used in military combat (essentially as tanks). Riders conceal their cues to the horse, making them almost invisible to the casual viewer. They do so because an obvious cue on the battlefield would give a heads up to the enemy. Dressage is one of the few sports where women (arguably) have a natural advantage over men because of their smaller size and lower center of gravity. It is an incredibly difficult sport that requires pure synergy between a rider and a 1200 pound tank with a mind of its own.

     

    Exactly. The communication between a horse and rider is so sensitive that even head movement can send a signal to the horse. 

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  5. cdor Member
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    Dr. Bastiat: I can’t imagine working my entire life to have the opportunity to compete in the Olympics and then performing in front of empty, quiet stadiums. How heartbreaking.

    This is exactly how I feel about these Olympics. It is so very sad. Is there anything the left doesn’t ruin the minute its slimy tentacles reach out and touch it? These athletes are young and supremely healthy. COVID is nothing more than a cold for them if they contract it. We have allowed this disease to take over our lives and ruin nearly everything. I am so sick of it.

    Now I am going to have to watch the darn commercials. I always record my TV and fast-forward through commercials when I go back to watch the shows. As such, I haven’t had the pleasure of viewing the new woke style advertisements. I am counting on seeing every style of human relationship. How exciting…I can hardly wait!

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  6. cdor Member
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    OldPhil (View Comment):

    DonG (2+2=5. Say it!) (View Comment):

    • the USA basketball team is not that good.

    And the coach is a jackwagon.

    Plus, the only 3 minutes I’ve watched is when my wife called to me: “Katie Ledecky is swimming.” She’s from Maryland and we used to live there.

    Wow, she’s nearly your daughter!

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  7. cdor Member
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    kedavis (View Comment):
    eply

    kedavis (View Comment):

    OldPhil (View Comment):

    MWD B612 "Dawg" (View Comment):

    RPD (View Comment):
    A few years ago a study came out that found that having minorities in you commercials really helped sell to that minority. They also found that this didn’t depress sales with whites any. Ever since there’s been massive increases in minority representation in commercials.

    I don’t mind minority representation in commercials.

    What does grind my gears is that every adult couple seems to be either inter-racial or homosexual. I can’t recall the last time I saw an white, male-female couple in a commercial.

    See the source image

     

    Funny! And I just saw an episode of Gutfeld on YouTube where an Italian-American guest says that Italians weren’t considered “white” until Godfather 3.

    Sicilians aren’t even considered white by other Italians. My wife’s family are all Sicilians.

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  8. cdor Member
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    GlennAmurgis (View Comment):

    Haven’t watch any of it. More of a winter Olympics person (Hockey/Curling/Skiing)

    Curling…now there’s a sport that makes my blood boil!

     

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  9. EHerring Coolidge
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    cdor (View Comment):

    GlennAmurgis (View Comment):

    Haven’t watch any of it. More of a winter Olympics person (Hockey/Curling/Skiing)

    Curling…now there’s a sport that makes my blood boil!

    I like the curling video someone made using a Roomba and brooms.

     

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  10. Dominique Prynne Member
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    Also, is it just me, or do the announcers seem to be “America-neutral” – at best.  In the coverage I have seen, albeit brief, the announcers have been so flat on the American athletes.  It is as if there can be no national pride and the sportscasters are the neutral reporters for the world.  For instance, the swimming competition broadcast last night – American powerhouse Katie Ledecky (most decorated female swimmer of all time)  placed 2nd behind Austrialia’s Ariarne Titmus in the 400m freestyle.  The “human interest” story in the lead-up was all about Titmus – not Ledecky – and the announcers seemed super pleased to see the American beat.   To me, it is as if the sports news people are egging on the demise of the idea of American exceptionalism and glad to show that American’s aren’t anything special. 

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  11. Western Chauvinist Member
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    HankRhody Freelance Philosopher (View Comment):

    kedavis (View Comment):

    Aren’t there like Golf Channels without all the ads?

    Without the ads you’re stuck watching golf.

    You could always nap with the pleasant commentary in the background, which is what I do when Mr. C has it on. 

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  12. EHerring Coolidge
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    Dominique Prynne (View Comment):

    Also, is it just me, or do the announcers seem to be “America-neutral” – at best. In the coverage I have seen, albeit brief, the announcers have been so flat on the American athletes. It is as if there can be no national pride and the sportscasters are the neutral reporters for the world. For instance, the swimming competition broadcast last night – American powerhouse Katie Ledecky (most decorated female swimmer of all time) placed 2nd behind Austrialia’s Ariarne Titmus in the 400m freestyle. The “human interest” story in the lead-up was all about Titmus – not Ledecky – and the announcers seemed super pleased to see the American beat. To me, it is as if the sports news people are egging on the demise of the idea of American exceptionalism and glad to show that American’s aren’t anything special.

    NBC coverage has always been mediocre. They don’t even play enough of the  Arnaud and John Williams music. With apologies to John Williams, but this is the only way to play Arnaud’s Bugler’s Dream. Don’t cut off the second half. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiDaId3w3sA

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  13. Dr. Bastiat Member
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    Dominique Prynne (View Comment):
    the announcers seemed super pleased to see the American beat.   To me, it is as if the sports news people are egging on the demise of the idea of American exceptionalism and glad to show that American’s aren’t anything special. 

     

    And the American uniforms are now using muted colors, and avoid the combination of red, white, and blue which might suggest America.  Consider American Olympic uniforms from the  80’s:

     

    Compare that to our current gymnastic uniforms – these don’t shout “America” in quite the same way:

     

    And then look some of our other uniforms – this American badminton player competed in the Olympics yesterday in this uniform, which doesn’t even use American colors:

     

    Americans appear to be ashamed of ourselves.

    This is embarrassing. 

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  14. MWD B612 "Dawg" Member
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    Dominique Prynne (View Comment):
    For instance, the swimming competition broadcast last night – American powerhouse Katie Ledecky (most decorated female swimmer of all time)  placed 2nd behind Austrialia’s Ariarne Titmus in the 400m freestyle.  The “human interest” story in the lead-up was all about Titmus – not Ledecky – and the announcers seemed super pleased to see the American beat. 

    Not saying you’re wrong, but it could be as simple as “David” (i.e., Titmus) taking on and beating the Goliath that is Ledecky. Most sportscasters play up stories like that.

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  15. Percival Thatcher
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    Stad (View Comment):

    Percival (View Comment):
    Now horse jumping is another thing entirely. It is always fun watching the horse jumping, particularly if one of the horses decides at the very last second that the entire enterprise is just too silly to participate in.

    Actually, jumping is somewhat dangerous for the horse and the rider. Any hesitation by either can result in death or injury. Heck, we had a lady here recently miss a jump, killing her:

    https://www.postandcourier.com/aikenstandard/sports/equestrian/rider-killed-in-accident-at-stable-view-farm/article_c9693a58-e56c-11eb-81d6-570f8526f9d0.html

    It is very dangerous.

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  16. Western Chauvinist Member
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    Percival (View Comment):

    Stad (View Comment):

    Percival (View Comment):
    Now horse jumping is another thing entirely. It is always fun watching the horse jumping, particularly if one of the horses decides at the very last second that the entire enterprise is just too silly to participate in.

    Actually, jumping is somewhat dangerous for the horse and the rider. Any hesitation by either can result in death or injury. Heck, we had a lady here recently miss a jump, killing her:

    https://www.postandcourier.com/aikenstandard/sports/equestrian/rider-killed-in-accident-at-stable-view-farm/article_c9693a58-e56c-11eb-81d6-570f8526f9d0.html

    It is very dangerous.

    Remember Christopher Reeves? I believe his accident occurred during a steeplechase. 

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  17. DonG (2+2=5. Say it!) Coolidge
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    Dr. Bastiat: And if there is somehow a truly beautiful white woman in one of these commercials, she will have a crew cut and a tattoo of a snake on her neck.

    That tattoo could be attractive.

    https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse2.mm.bing.net%2Fth%3Fid%3DOIP.9l6sYE-nFYMq7Kl3o8l0ywHaJ4%26pid%3DApi&f=1

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  18. DaveSchmidt Coolidge
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    cdor (View Comment):

    kedavis (View Comment):
    eply

    kedavis (View Comment):

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    MWD B612 "Dawg" (View Comment):

    RPD (View Comment):
    A few years ago a study came out that found that having minorities in you commercials really helped sell to that minority. They also found that this didn’t depress sales with whites any. Ever since there’s been massive increases in minority representation in commercials.

    I don’t mind minority representation in commercials.

    What does grind my gears is that every adult couple seems to be either inter-racial or homosexual. I can’t recall the last time I saw an white, male-female couple in a commercial.

    See the source image

     

    Funny! And I just saw an episode of Gutfeld on YouTube where an Italian-American guest says that Italians weren’t considered “white” until Godfather 3.

    Sicilians aren’t even considered white by other Italians. My wife’s family are all Sicilians.

    Isn’t there a saying along the lines that Africa begins at Naples? 

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  19. Henry Castaigne Member
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    EHerring (View Comment):
    I was stationed in Korea during the Seoul Olympics. A blessing… I could attend and I was spared NBC coverage. (I watched Korean TV.) Some athletes and TV folks had bad behavior that upset the more polite Koreans. The locals started pulling for whomever played our tea

    I really love Confucian shame.

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  20. OldPhil Coolidge
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    cdor (View Comment):

    OldPhil (View Comment):

    DonG (2+2=5. Say it!) (View Comment):

    • the USA basketball team is not that good.

    And the coach is a jackwagon.

    Plus, the only 3 minutes I’ve watched is when my wife called to me: “Katie Ledecky is swimming.” She’s from Maryland and we used to live there.

    Wow, she’s nearly your daughter!

    See the source image

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  21. OldPhil Coolidge
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    Dominique Prynne (View Comment):

    Also, is it just me, or do the announcers seem to be “America-neutral” – at best. In the coverage I have seen, albeit brief, the announcers have been so flat on the American athletes. It is as if there can be no national pride and the sportscasters are the neutral reporters for the world. For instance, the swimming competition broadcast last night – American powerhouse Katie Ledecky (most decorated female swimmer of all time) placed 2nd behind Austrialia’s Ariarne Titmus in the 400m freestyle. The “human interest” story in the lead-up was all about Titmus – not Ledecky – and the announcers seemed super pleased to see the American beat. To me, it is as if the sports news people are egging on the demise of the idea of American exceptionalism and glad to show that American’s aren’t anything special.

    I had to mute the volume. Rowdy Gaines, the “color” guy, sounds like a shrieking banshee.

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  22. kedavis Coolidge
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    DaveSchmidt (View Comment):

    MWD B612 "Dawg" (View Comment):

    RPD (View Comment):
    A few years ago a study came out that found that having minorities in you commercials really helped sell to that minority. They also found that this didn’t depress sales with whites any. Ever since there’s been massive increases in minority representation in commercials.

    I don’t mind minority representation in commercials.

    What does grind my gears is that every adult couple seems to be either inter-racial or homosexual. I can’t recall the last time I saw an white, male-female couple in a commercial.

    Dogs and cats are more common than kids.

    And if it’s a commercial with a mixed-race couple and kids, the kids look like the “minority” side.

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  23. 9thDistrictNeighbor Member
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    Western Chauvinist (View Comment):
    Remember Christopher Reeves? I believe his accident occurred during a steeplechase. 

    Christopher Reeve broke C1 and C2 when he went head first over a triple bar jump…starting with a low pole, a middle height pole and a tall pole.  Think of a parabola…the horse has to take off far enough away from the jump (in a triple bar the optimum takeoff spot is 1-1.5 times the height of the tallest bar) to be able to clear it.  Jumping can be tricky because a rider can make a mistake and set up the jump in a way that the horse cannot complete the jump.  If you look at Percival’s video, that horse stopped because it could not jump the obstacle (that one is called an oxer, with two bars); that was not a “dirty” stop, the rider made an error.  No horse likes crashing through jumps.  Christopher Reeve had a similar fall, but he did a lawn dart into his skull.  This is the sort of accident that the LandSafe training addresses (“protect the moneymaker”).  Nobody likes to say it, but Reeve was an amateur and amateurs make mistakes more often than professionals.

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  24. CuriousKevmo Inactive
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    I’ve watched a bit of Olympics and I’ll say, these “observations” are far better.

    I’ll echo the point about Badminton, whoa Nellie those fellas are playing a different game. 

    While I can’t fathom how skate boarding is an Olympic sport I do feel badly for that Japanese kid that was just crushing the event on his way to Gold.  The crowd would have been awesome for him had there been one.

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  25. Randy Webster Inactive
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    Dr. Bastiat (View Comment):
    Americans appear to be ashamed of ourselves.

    When you’ve been taught for 20 years that America is evil, it’s probably hard to work up a lot of enthusiasm to support it.

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  26. Randy Webster Inactive
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    DaveSchmidt (View Comment):

    cdor (View Comment):

    kedavis (View Comment):
    eply

    kedavis (View Comment):

    OldPhil (View Comment):

    MWD B612 "Dawg" (View Comment):

    RPD (View Comment):
    A few years ago a study came out that found that having minorities in you commercials really helped sell to that minority. They also found that this didn’t depress sales with whites any. Ever since there’s been massive increases in minority representation in commercials.

    I don’t mind minority representation in commercials.

    What does grind my gears is that every adult couple seems to be either inter-racial or homosexual. I can’t recall the last time I saw an white, male-female couple in a commercial.

    See the source image

     

    Funny! And I just saw an episode of Gutfeld on YouTube where an Italian-American guest says that Italians weren’t considered “white” until Godfather 3.

    Sicilians aren’t even considered white by other Italians. My wife’s family are all Sicilians.

    Isn’t there a saying along the lines that Africa begins at Naples?

    You’re thinking of The WOGS begin at Calais.

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  27. Henry Castaigne Member
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    kedavis (View Comment):

    DaveSchmidt (View Comment):

    MWD B612 "Dawg" (View Comment):

    RPD (View Comment):
    A few years ago a study came out that found that having minorities in you commercials really helped sell to that minority. They also found that this didn’t depress sales with whites any. Ever since there’s been massive increases in minority representation in commercials.

    I don’t mind minority representation in commercials.

    What does grind my gears is that every adult couple seems to be either inter-racial or homosexual. I can’t recall the last time I saw an white, male-female couple in a commercial.

    Dogs and cats are more common than kids.

    And if it’s a commercial with a mixed-race couple and kids, the kids look like the “minority” side.

    I think that’s genetics Kedavis. 

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  28. kedavis Coolidge
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    Henry Castaigne (View Comment):

    kedavis (View Comment):

    DaveSchmidt (View Comment):

    MWD B612 "Dawg" (View Comment):

    RPD (View Comment):
    A few years ago a study came out that found that having minorities in you commercials really helped sell to that minority. They also found that this didn’t depress sales with whites any. Ever since there’s been massive increases in minority representation in commercials.

    I don’t mind minority representation in commercials.

    What does grind my gears is that every adult couple seems to be either inter-racial or homosexual. I can’t recall the last time I saw an white, male-female couple in a commercial.

    Dogs and cats are more common than kids.

    And if it’s a commercial with a mixed-race couple and kids, the kids look like the “minority” side.

    I think that’s genetics Kedavis.

    Well, in reality, kids with one white parent and one black parent tend to look somewhere in between, not like only the black parent.

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  29. Henry Castaigne Member
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    kedavis (View Comment):

    Henry Castaigne (View Comment):

    kedavis (View Comment):

    DaveSchmidt (View Comment):

    MWD B612 "Dawg" (View Comment):

    RPD (View Comment):
    A few years ago a study came out that found that having minorities in you commercials really helped sell to that minority. They also found that this didn’t depress sales with whites any. Ever since there’s been massive increases in minority representation in commercials.

    I don’t mind minority representation in commercials.

    What does grind my gears is that every adult couple seems to be either inter-racial or homosexual. I can’t recall the last time I saw an white, male-female couple in a commercial.

    Dogs and cats are more common than kids.

    And if it’s a commercial with a mixed-race couple and kids, the kids look like the “minority” side.

    I think that’s genetics Kedavis.

    Well, in reality, kids with one white parent and one black parent tend to look somewhere in between, not like only the black parent.

    Is the kid at least lighter skinned?

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  30. Flicker Coolidge
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    Doug Kimball (View Comment):
    (Bring real swords back to fencing, please.)

    You mean mensur?

    From wikipedia:

    Academic fencing (German: akademisches Fechten) or Mensur is the traditional kind of fencing practiced by some student corporations (Studentenverbindungen) in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Latvia, Estonia, and, to a minor extent, in Belgium, Lithuania, and Poland.However, in Switzerland it is nowadays frowned upon to carry out this tradition, for it is considered unnecessary violence.  It is a traditional, strictly regulated épée/rapier fight between two male members of different fraternities with sharp weapons.

     Preparations for a mensur; here between members of a Polish Corporation Sarmatia and a German fraternity (Freiburg im Breisgau, 2004)

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