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Olympics Part V: The Search for Gold

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Brenthoven said:
While awesome, I can't see a US crowd doing that. :(
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Yeah most Americans don't even know the words to the Star Spangled Banner. Although if you're going to a gold medal game at the Olympics, I would hope you would know the words to the anthem.
 
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SiouxTechie said:
Yeah most Americans don't even know the words to the Star Spangled Banner. Although if you're going to a gold medal game at the Olympics, I would hope you would know the words to the anthem.
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As I learned at many grade school Christmas programs, if a small group of people know the words, it's not too hard for the rest to act like they do.
 
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Why can't our national anthem be as good as Canada's? :o
 
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SiouxTechie said:
Yeah most Americans don't even know the words to the Star Spangled Banner. Although if you're going to a gold medal game at the Olympics, I would hope you would know the words to the anthem.
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You live in North Dakota. How many Americans can you really know?
 
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Brenthoven said:
Ours was a drinking song at one point. While great, I'd prefer "America The Beautiful."
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I'd say we should go for full arrogance and just use the opening theme to Team America: World Police.

At least at Olympics when they're raising flags.
 
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