http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/spo...-1226981686991
So the Commonwealth Games will be happening in late July/early August. We Aussies have already been treated to our country's uniform for the opening games (which doesn't look as horrible as it first appeared, although still pretty bad).
Then along came the Scottish uniform....oh good lord. No offence to the Scottish, but were you thinking?!
(Quick reference for our American brethren, the Commonwealth Games occurs the same year as the Winter Olympics and is basically countries that are, or were, part of the Commonwealth of Nations, competing in sports. There are a number of "Core" events and then the host nation is free to add on any other "recognised" sports of their choice. Some of the more unusual "core" events are things like Lawn Bowls, Netball, Rugby Sevens and Squash, while the typical Olympic sports such as cycling, diving, gymnastics, archery, rowing etc. are "recognised" sports and the host nation can add or delete them as they please. Disabled athletes also compete in classes for them, but they're part of the Commonwealth games, it's not a separate event altogether)
So the Commonwealth Games will be happening in late July/early August. We Aussies have already been treated to our country's uniform for the opening games (which doesn't look as horrible as it first appeared, although still pretty bad).
Then along came the Scottish uniform....oh good lord. No offence to the Scottish, but were you thinking?!
(Quick reference for our American brethren, the Commonwealth Games occurs the same year as the Winter Olympics and is basically countries that are, or were, part of the Commonwealth of Nations, competing in sports. There are a number of "Core" events and then the host nation is free to add on any other "recognised" sports of their choice. Some of the more unusual "core" events are things like Lawn Bowls, Netball, Rugby Sevens and Squash, while the typical Olympic sports such as cycling, diving, gymnastics, archery, rowing etc. are "recognised" sports and the host nation can add or delete them as they please. Disabled athletes also compete in classes for them, but they're part of the Commonwealth games, it's not a separate event altogether)
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