Today Mark's a Historic First Time for a Black British Female

[spen666]

Congratulations to her on her achievement.

Dina Asher Smith the first British female to win a world sprint gold medal.

[slacker]

Congratulations are indeed in order.

Although it’s debatable whether it’s a “British sprint first” - depends whether you think of the 400m as a sprint discipline. Also not sure why you needed to remark on her skin colour.

[EliotNes]

Well done Dina and didn’t she win it in style

[Story of O]

Congratulations are indeed in order.

Although it’s debatable whether it’s a “British sprint first” - depends whether you think of the 400m as a sprint discipline. Also not sure why you needed to remark on her skin colour.

It was the 200m. I think the point of the thread title was to make you think it was about Diana Abbot being the first black woman to take PM's questions.

[EH16]

Congratulations to her on her achievement.

Dina Asher Smith the first British female to win a world sprint gold medal.

MARKS - no apostrophe needed. Disappointed that a seasoned nitpicker like you would post something so shoddy.

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

Congratulations are indeed in order.

Although it’s debatable whether it’s a “British sprint first” - depends whether you think of the 400m as a sprint discipline. Also not sure why you needed to remark on her skin colour.

It was the 200m. I think the point of the thread title was to make you think it was about Diana Abbot being the first black woman to take PM's questions.

I think slackers point is that if you count 400m as a sprint, then Christine Ohrogugu or however it’s spelt is the first.

You’re right about spens attempt at humour though.

[Story of O]

I read it too quick and now see the point.

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

I read it too quick and now see the point.

Of spen? Don't think there is one.

[spen666]

Congratulations are indeed in order.

Although it’s debatable whether it’s a “British sprint first” - depends whether you think of the 400m as a sprint discipline. Also not sure why you needed to remark on her skin colour.

It was the 200m. I think the point of the thread title was to make you think it was about Diana Abbot being the first black woman to take PM's questions.

The point of the post was to highlight the huge achievement of Dina Asher Smith.

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

Great post.

[Story of O]

Still not said why you had to say black, as it was the first sprint gold for a British woman, black or white.

[Disoriented]

Congratulations are indeed in order.

Although it’s debatable whether it’s a “British sprint first” - depends whether you think of the 400m as a sprint discipline. Also not sure why you needed to remark on her skin colour.

It was the 200m. I think the point of the thread title was to make you think it was about Diana Abbot being the first black woman to take PM's questions.

I think slackers point is that if you count 400m as a sprint, then Christine Ohrogugu or however it’s spelt is the first.

You’re right about spens attempt at humour though.

Of course 400m is a sprint. In no way is it a middle distance event.

[Real Al]

It was the 200m. I think the point of the thread title was to make you think it was about Diana Abbot being the first black woman to take PM's questions.

I think slackers point is that if you count 400m as a sprint, then Christine Ohrogugu or however it’s spelt is the first.

You’re right about spens attempt at humour though.

Of course 400m is a sprint. In no way is it a middle distance event.

You speak for yourself!

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

Still not said why you had to say black, as it was the first sprint gold for a British woman, black or white.

Because it wouldn’t have been ‘funny’ then.

[Story of O]

400m is officially classed as a sprint, so it is odd the the media is saying Dina is first British woman to win gold.

[Disoriented]

I think slackers point is that if you count 400m as a sprint, then Christine Ohrogugu or however it’s spelt is the first.

You’re right about spens attempt at humour though.

Of course 400m is a sprint. In no way is it a middle distance event.

You speak for yourself!

Really? Do you understand athletics?