Tom daley

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[vlcboyz]

 

[falsie]

God, what it would be like to squeeze your hands round that slutty waist then pound him

 

[Clom25]

 

[rakkasei]

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I work there. lol

that pool is literally in the building I work in.

 

[Northern Butt Destroyer]

I work there. lol

that pool is literally in the building I work in.

Is there Cctv in the changing rooms!

 

[Shag471]

I work there. lol

that pool is literally in the building I work in.

In Montreal?

 

[Alexhager11]

So he is moving to America permanently because Mr Black got into that fight? I really don't understand because that fight would have resulted in guns if it was in America.

 

[lairdalex]

I work there. lol

that pool is literally in the building I work in.

Is that at the Olympic Stadium or the Claude-Robillard?

 

[lairdalex]

When competiting in Montreal, the UK team usually stays at a motel close to the Olympic Park. Last time they were here, Jack and Tom posted photos of them at a local shopping mall across the street from their motel. Would be curious if they were staying there during this week's competitions.

 

[rakkasei]

Is that at the Olympic Stadium or the Claude-Robillard?

the stadium

 

[rakkasei]

So he is moving to America permanently because Mr Black got into that fight? I really don't understand because that fight would have resulted in guns if it was in America.

From what I remember, the plan was always to move to LA. They stayed in London while Tom was still competing, but since he had unofficially retired they moved.

 

[Person54]

So he is moving to America permanently because Mr Black got into that fight? I really don't understand because that fight would have resulted in guns if it was in America.

I think it's the court case rather than the fight. He seems aggrieved at the expense and perceived injustice at having to fight a court case when he believed he was the victim. I'd be annoyed too tbh, but I wouldn't expect an apology from the government. That comes off as a little entitled. Also, I doubt the US legal system would be any less litigious, at least in any State in which they would want to reside.

 

[Hephaestion47]

I'd be annoyed too tbh, but I wouldn't expect an apology from the government. That comes off as a little entitled.

How is it entitled to expect an apology for a malicious prosecution that cost you $600k+ to defend yourself from when you were the victim of being punched in the back of the head? And why would you want to live and pay taxes in a country that did this to you when you have other options?

 

[Person54]

How is it entitled to expect an apology for a malicious prosecution that cost you $600k+ to defend yourself from when you were the victim of being punched in the back of the head? And why would you want to live and pay taxes in a country that did this to you when you have other options?

It is entitled to expect a national government to drop what they're doing and apologise, yes. That is the only part that I said was entitled, a normal person wouldn't think to say such a thing. As for the $600k, I've already said I'd have been annoyed too, but ultimately it was their choice to spend such a vast amount on lawyers. I doubt you're going to agree so I'm going to end it here rather than clutter up the thread for everyone else.

 

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Dive in

 

[Loggerboy87]

Dive in
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Those abs! Jesus Christ!!

 

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