It has to be the most low-profile Olympics in history.

The Drones were good.

Butterfield wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Here's where we can cheer on all the famous British competitors, like...

...

Katarina Johnson-Thompson.

Quote :

Katarina Johnson-Thompson's battles with injury & self-doubt in pursuit of gold

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/olympics/57901791

Simone Biles's on on BBC1.

She just bounced right out of the square!

Bit iffy on the vault and parallel bars.

She's not happy with herself.

The beam gives me the fear.

We've won two gold medals.

One by some bloke and the other by Tom Daley and some bloke.

This means the gold medals table is currently being dominated by Some Blokes.

According to research, Tom Daley is the oldest of our medal winners so far. He was born in an ancient 1994, whereas most of the others were born between 1997-1999.

I still think of him as a child.

The sailing's on.

It just looks like total chaos.

Three different people called Tom have won golds for Great Britain in just the first couple of days.

Tom Daley
Tom Pidcock
Tom Dean

Butterfield wrote:

Three different people called Tom have won golds for Great Britain in just the first couple of days.

Tom Daley
Tom Pidcock
Tom Dean

And today yet another different Tom has won a medal for GB! It's silver for a Tom Barras in rowing.

Plus Tom Dean won another gold in swimming.

It's good news if you're a prospective participant for Team GB at the Olympics and you're called Tom. I wonder if there are any other Toms due.

Tom Ford - rowing


Tom Hall - archer


Tom Bosworth - walker


Tom Gale - high jump


Tom McEwen - equestrian


Tom Sorsby - hockey


Tom Mitchell - rugby


Tom Bowen - rugby


Tom Squires - rowing

There are also two who are called Thomas, therefore potentially Tom:

Thomas Ford - rower

Thomas George - rower

Not to mention cyclist Geraint Thomas.

And rower Graeme Thomas.

And swimmer Alys Thomas.