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Had split loyalties this time. Traditionally I am a light blue supporter, but the Oxford cox was a home town boy.
Posted: 15:54 Mar 27 2005
In your face the Tabs!!!
*hem* Commiserations to Cambridge on losing the Boat Race. Good effort, chaps.
*Dances!!*
*Dances!!*
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Posted: 15:54 Mar 27 2005
The best sport ever, watching toffs row and get all sweaty I've always supported Cambs.
I've always supported Cambs.
Posted: 20:34 Mar 27 2005
I'm traditionally a light blue supporter, but hats off to Oxford -- bloody fast time, especially considering how fat they were 
Posted: 12:50 Mar 28 2005 *snigger*
by Callum
I'm traditionally a light blue supporter, but hats off to Oxford -- bloody fast time, especially considering how fat they were
Posted: 13:21 Mar 28 2005
i don't have any preference over who wins, and to be honest....ive no interest in the boatrace at all, i feel a bit bemused by all the fuss! am i the only one who doesn't actually care? 
Posted: 01:10 Mar 29 2005 Nope.. I don't care either...I was actually in Putney on Sunday and could have went and watched but I found a freshly painted wall instead
by Spitefulangel
am i the only one who doesn't actually care?
Posted: 18:44 Mar 29 2005
by Milky
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Nope.. I don't care either...I was actually in Putney on Sunday and could have went and watched but I found a freshly painted wall instead
I guess you don't see watching sweaty men fun though. Or do you...?
Posted: 19:22 Mar 29 2005 
The only reason I ended up watching was because it was on in the house I was visiting, otherwise I never bother.
by Spitefulangel
i don't have any preference over who wins, and to be honest....ive no interest in the boatrace at all, i feel a bit bemused by all the fuss! am i the only one who doesn't actually care?
We were discussing how it's just a big hype for a whole 17 minutes of race, especially as it's only a 50-50 chance of who wins.
Although I did joke that Oxford would win and nearly got my head bitten off
I was surprised that ITV had the rights this year (isn't it always BBC? - if so that's another they have lost out on traditionally)
Posted: 00:47 Mar 30 2005 
Indeed, it always was the Beeb - ITV snatched it from them this year.
by Samphirette
I was surprised that ITV had the rights this year (isn't it always BBC? - if so that's another they have lost out on traditionally)
And no, I'm not surprised that most people outside Oxford and Cambridge (and probably most of the ones inside) don't much care about it - but there again, I don't much care about England football results, but people still post about them
Posted: 10:05 Mar 30 2005 
Actually, the Beeb didn't lose the TV rights to the boat race, but chose not to pursue them due to a clash over sponsorship of the race, least I remember something along those lines a little while ago.
And I'm another one who wasn't the slightest bit interested, but then I wasn't fussed about the 6 nations either. Each to their own, and all that.
And I'm another one who wasn't the slightest bit interested, but then I wasn't fussed about the 6 nations either. Each to their own, and all that.
Posted: 11:57 Mar 30 2005 Big tradition. Men in boat, rowing, mmmmm
by Miss Corrupt
To be honest I know nothing about it at all!
Posted: 12:03 Mar 30 2005
Well played, and all that. It's the taking part which is important, blah, blah, blah 
Had vague ideas of going up to London for the day, but too lazy when it got to it, and one of my housemates was still too drunk to move. In the end I didn't even see it on the tv, because we don't have a television signal.
Oxford can keep its over-muscled beefcakes
Had vague ideas of going up to London for the day, but too lazy when it got to it, and one of my housemates was still too drunk to move. In the end I didn't even see it on the tv, because we don't have a television signal.
Oxford can keep its over-muscled beefcakes
Posted: 12:26 Mar 30 2005