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tomorrow 'kicking off' the start of Soccer's World Cup. This is an excellent opportunity for USA to embarass BP and all the other british poofters.
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I think it got "kicked off" today.
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And here's a link for you Barf.

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Mikey wrote:I think it got "kicked off" today.
wouldn't know mikey, not a fan
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BSmack wrote:And here's a link for you Barf.
heard that already but thanks for trying :D
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BarFlie wrote:
Mikey wrote:I think it got "kicked off" today.
wouldn't know mikey, not a fan
So, you like to post about shit you know absolutely nothing about.

How come that doesn't surprise me?
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Sometimes I just like to post stuff to see what the response might be. So far, I give you a C-
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Soccer, huh? And served up in an African shithole no less. Yeah, I give a fuck....
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Damn--I was afraid the War of 1812 has broken out again.
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BarFlie wrote:Sometimes I just like to post stuff to see what the response might be. So far, I give you a C-
you're grading Mikeys' papers?

Not a good idea.
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Upset!

USA - 2

England - 1

I am probably wrong, But, unlike my legs, I just have a feeling.
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Wolfman wrote:Damn--I was afraid the War of 1812 has broken out again.
I congratulate you and Andrew Jackson for fighting off the British as New Orleans.
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C,mon B!!!

Wolfman was only a teenager then.

PS - He also knew the war ended a month earlier. He just hates Brits.

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War Wagon wrote:
BarFlie wrote:Sometimes I just like to post stuff to see what the response might be. So far, I give you a C-
you're grading Mikeys' papers?

Not a good idea.
I'm giving you an F
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I'll be spinning tunes in chat for the game for all those who can't stand those fucking horns.
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USA!!!! USA!!!
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Did we lose? Hopefully so. I'm sure nobody wants to spend any more time than they have to on the shit-crusted rim of Planet Earth's anus.
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mvscal wrote:Did we lose? Hopefully so. I'm sure nobody wants to spend any more time than they have to on the shit-crusted rim of Planet Earth's anus.
I'm fairly certain the World Cup is not being played in Fresno.
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If this doesn't bring Nish in here, nothing will.
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Gay sex will, thanks for doing your part cockaholic.

As for the game, England dominated start to finish. Getting a tie was sorta' like you and Van rubbing boners inside Jess.
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A 1-1 tie is about as gay as it gets. What a stupid game.
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Word. I just can't give a fuck about soccer, try as I may (not).
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True, it doesn't suit a short attention span.
There aren't blinking lights, scoring every three seconds and half a million other indicators to tell you what's going on. You've just got to figure it out for yourself. :(
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As you wish...but soccer is fucking boring, dood
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Dr_Phibes wrote:True, it doesn't suit a short attention span.
There aren't blinking lights, scoring every three seconds and half a million other indicators to tell you what's going on. You've just got to figure it out for yourself. :(

You're just spazzing because dear leaders team won, beating the only other country with more shame.
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Dr_Phibes wrote:True, it doesn't suit a short attention span. There aren't blinking lights, scoring every three seconds and half a million other indicators to tell you what's going on. You've just got to figure it out for yourself. :(
The average NFL game has 21 points scored in 60 minutes of play. That is 3 TDs or 7 FGs or a combination thereof. It averages to a scoring play at best every 8 minutes or so.
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Dr_Phibes wrote: half a million other indicators to tell you what's going on. You've just got to figure it out for yourself. :(
No bells or whistles needed to figure out what is going on. Look at your TV. You see fags in short shorts running in a meadow. Look to the left of your screen and see a zero. Look to the right of your screen and see a zero. Look to your remote and click.

Soccer is simple. The hard part if figuring why the rest of the shitsucking planet creams themselves like Diego at a Justin Beiber concert over it.
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You see fags in short shorts running in a meadow
Most summer sports are played in meadows, I've never felt meadows are something to be concerned about.
Meadows aren't threatening, they haven't got an evil leader.
Meadows didn't knock down the world trade centres. I've never felt the need to cover myself in armour, put on a helmet, shoulder pads to play sport in a meadow.
Australians play full contact sport in meadows and don't need to don full body armour,.
A manly pair of short trousers do every time, the short shorts came be chalked up to your questionable imagination.
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Toddowen wrote:Ladies figure skaters landing head first into the ice get right back on their skates again as long as they are conscious. One soccer players long wavy trusses brushes another, and they both immediately drop to the turf trying to outdo each others agony throe. All you need to know about soccer.
Have you actually been to a professional match in person? They aren't playing pattycakes out there.
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I've been trying to figure out why I do not care for soccer. Sure---it is a demanding sport physically in spite of the theatrics that happen any time someone gets "hurt"; I'll give soccer fan that much. But the real question is why do most Americans like myself consider the sport to be boring/lame or what have you.
I think there are multiple factors for this:
#1--Americans are sport's statistics freaks. Baseball has many:batting averages, pitching ERA's, stolen bases, strikeouts, etc..
Football (our sport) has Yards rushing, QB stats, sacks, receptions, run backs, etc. There is nothing like that for soccer fan.
#2-- Our major sports have events that happen within the game that are crowd pleasers: home runs, double plays, amazing spin dunk moves, long break away runs, etc. That make you want to watch closely so you don't miss them. Soccer just has one--GOAL, not even a crushing body check into the boards like hockey or a good old fashioned NHL glove dropping brawl.
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R-Jack wrote: The hard part if figuring why the rest of the shitsucking planet creams themselves like Diego at a Justin Beiber concert over it.
More sex with minors smack from a pedophile. :doh:
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Not enough beer commercials and soul-crushing colour commentary.

Plus, big fat couch potatoes can't identify with soccer players.

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mvscal wrote: And served up in an African shithole no less.
Much like a gulf pelican, you are predictably slimy.
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I find olympic and World Cup soccer to be quite watchable, but any sport that can end in a scoreless tie is fundamentally flawed.
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MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:I find olympic and World Cup soccer to be quite watchable, but any sport that can end in a scoreless tie is fundamentally flawed.
You mean like regular season NFL football and hockey?

At least on the theoretical level.
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The scoreline isn't always an accurate measurement of the game itself. With less scoring comes more release when it does go in, there's more work put into it and the rewards are greater. It's like having a choice between three Big Macs or a single steak tenderloin.
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Yeah, it happens sooooo often in football Donovan McNabb didn't even know it was possible.
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