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Griff's Games II

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Griff's Games II

Published: Wed, 13 Aug 2008

Description: Griff Jenkins tests your Olympic knowledge

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" Yeah busy catching terrorists are running out of their -- watching Olympics much relevance. Where the game game. Very good answer it now almost easy ones Olympic trivia. How many -- rains. -- literature are there any Olympics some. President Bush or president really Olympics in Seattle. Now. President Bush actually participated what do you sporting events can you name is that your balls and can name experience or. I think. I don't believe what you athletic. Don't miss the captain of our synchronize. Them and -- him."

" Yeah."

" TV equipment. And you do anything else yard -- Yeah -- and move into. Our China's first diving toward gold medals. Co captain China's women's soccer team. Anybody names or made up this is here. Word of China's top ones it. It's that I changed -- It. -- CFC. This site -- what's your favorite won't export I've -- it to. Rhythmic gymnastics in the jury room or on that team. -- growth and it. Was surname. -- And you'll go credit bureau were good way back in the states. It's human and."

" Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I."

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