Olympics Tragedy

[dgamemuster]

the dude died in tragedy. have some common sense.

[Luke]

I'm sure the family is inconsolable at the moment, which is human nature, but I hope they can take just a tiny piece of comfort in the fact that he died fulfilling his childhood dreams.

I don't think it'll ever come to their minds...I wish it would though.

I think they already know, but are still going through the phases.

Seeing the Olympic flags at half mast was pretty touching. Not sure if there is such a thing as an honorary, medal, but it would a nice gesture to give his parents one.

[fastbilly1]

When Georgia entered and everyone stood and most removed their hats, well that is the only way that should have happened.

[Zach]

this really is tragic. But unfortunately there's always the risk of death with all high risk sports. I really find it disturbing the way all of my local channels have been replaying his death over and over again, each time more slowmotion then the last

[Mr.White555]

I think the larger tragedy isn't so much his death itself(shit happens ) but the fact that after all that practicing and preparation the guy went out a day before he got to even perform. Its like a sick joke. And so it goes...

[darthmunky]

I heard they're building a luge pipe in his hometown named after him.