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Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0 I suppose as soon as I get the certificate I will claim myself to be the one true great prophet and announce separation from the church. Probably on sunday

Haha good, just keep me updated

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Originally posted by St_Andrew True, but I still think they should get quite far. And I think they got pretty much as good team as Germany - which Trancaholic implied they didn't at all!

Not even close Andrew, as good as Germany, I wished. The U.S. players are akin to nothing but a bunch of college frat boys trying to look pretty playing against grown men who are professionals in the best leagues in the world. The Czechs looked like giants to the American squad it wasn't even a contest. This team playing the way they did against the Czechs can in no way beat Italy which is what they need to not pack their bags for home, they will however be packing their bags. Maybe in South Africa 2010 they can get some players who are able to match up to European caliber players in size at least, not to mention talent which is further down the road. We prolly stand a chance if we pick up some Brazilians from the favelas of Rio and giving them citizenship before we can play the beautiful game and impress.

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Originally posted by St_Andrew

Sounds like an incredible day

We don't really have anything similar here, except when you're accepted in a university: my admission was quite tame compared to your graduation though, in spite of the good memories I have

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Originally said by Maurice Moss I came here to kick ass and drink milk... and I've just finished my milk

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Originally posted by St_Andrew True, but I still think they should get quite far. And I think they got pretty much as good team as Germany - which Trancaholic implied they didn't at all! Well it was graduation, and here in Sweden that is quite a big thing The day started up with Champagne breakfast in my garden with 23 people or so from my class, all having a good time (actually the first great thing of the day was when I woke up and there was a 3 times 3 meter big poster hanging over my street with my picture on it and a text wishing me a happy graduation, hehe). Anyway, at 7.30 or so we walked to school were we were taking pictures, and hanging around with the class people, we also had a mini bar in one of the lockers there so we were constantly drinking more champagne and a lot of cognac too Then they had a cermony which was rather boring for all the students but still great since that was the last thing of school kind of. Anyway, after the cermony was done everyone's family and friends were waiting outside the school, and they had a stage where every class was presented and cheered upon... Pretty cool but really hard to explain! Anyway, then we had a parade in town where we were going on a truck everyone from my class, drinking a lot more and with the streets packed with people cheering for us and we singing stupid songs Again hard to explain if you haven't experienced it! Then my parents picked me up in a really nice Mercedes convertable (with lots of swedish and canadian flags on it, haha), so we cruised around downtown for a while then went back home. And back home (this was around 4 pm) I had a reception with a lot of friends to my family and friends that already graduated (not a HUGE amount of people but maybe 40 or so ). Again, lots of drinking and really good food (and nice presents) Then at 7pm, we had a dinner at a fancy resturant with our class (well yeah I wasn't that hungry), with more drinking and awesome food Then we went to a club where there were like 2-3000 of the graduation students from my town celebrating (they have a really nice garden at that club so it was just fucking perfect). Then we stayed there to like 2 am when we went to the "central park", where again everyone was celebrating and drinking more... Than at around 6 am or so I managed to get back home with the cutest girl I have seen since I don't know when after like 24 hours of constant party and drinking Good times

Take away the alcohol and it sounds like you were in America!

Now that you're talking about graduation, I must say that people here have the lamest and worst graduation parties I could ever imagine. Anyway, I learned about this when I got invited to one guy's graduation party. He was living on a farm near here, so it took some 15 minutes to get there. His party was in a barn, originally used for storing 2 tractors, but one was taken out to make room for the people. On the wall of the barn there was a shotgun and a big "Bush-Cheney '04" poster. Anyway, the guy had invited some 2 friends of his and some 20 people who were I suppose friends of his parents from the church or something. Then they served juice and chips, and the guy was pretty much standing in corner while the old people were discussing whether John Deere is better than Fergusson. Most sided with John Deere, and luckily I was wearing my "Save a horse - ride a tractor" John Deere t-shirt so I turned out to be pretty popular in the old crowd. Anyway, after some chips and pop, we all drove back home. Although it was unimaginably lame and horrible, I still kinda feel good about going there, because it really is an odd experience I'll never forget. Oh, yeah, and the guy actually had printed out invitations with his picturo on them.

Anyway, I really like how people celebrate high school graduation in Croatia. They all get out on the main square, buy a bunch of flour that they throw around the town, and generally all get drunk and wild. So the town's a mess for the next couple of days, but I think it's a really nice tradition

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Leave out the flour and its basicly the same here Maybe we would be throwing flour around as well but being the drunken nation that we are we prefer to spend everything on alcohol

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At my Uni graduation we had Chesney Hawks singing live!

i'd be happy to give you the israeli prespective on graduation, but i wasn't even aware when mine took place (not that nothing happened, rather that's how i was in regards to school in general), i was at home making music


anyways, is anyone here still playing Nationstates? i got reminded of it a week or two ago and created a new nation (and region, if you'd like to join it, the name is Abstractum Corpus)

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Wohoooooooooooooooooo

Looks like Sweden is going to the round of 16

And I am going to Cologne on sunday to be there for the game Sweden vs England (and kill som english hooligans )

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ronDP8LeJC4

haha!

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Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out— because I was not a trade unionist;
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out— because I was not a Jew;
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Oh man, another great one!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1Vm...=drunk%20police



EDIT: Another one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEbr8_zfEZI

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Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out— because I was not a trade unionist;
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out— because I was not a Jew;
Then they came for me— and there was no one left to speak out for me." -Martin Niemöller

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