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| Allied Nations |
| quote: | Originally posted by noikeee
Oh, and I watched one of them in spanish too, the guy saying "QUE GOOOOOOOOL! LA VIDA ES MARAVILOSA!" (what a goal, life is so wonderful).
so ghey. :wtf: |
you dont get it at all |
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| Ian |
| they rock. i watched the world cup in spanish & it was just so funny, although i had better luck watching the german commentary. |
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| noikeee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Allied Nations
you dont get it at all |
I get it, it's just that i prefer watching it narrated by people who aren't high on speed, neither feel the need to make the show themselves by screaming euphoric all over the place.
Except when it's Porto playing, then there's good reason for screaming euphoric everywhere cause i'm jumping at every goal too. :wtf: |
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| chris harrington |
| quote: | Originally posted by bananas
stupid americans |
+1
its called football not soccer
ur one of the few contrys in the world that calls it soccer everywhere else its football. |
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| chach |
| quote: | Originally posted by chris harrington
+1
its called football not soccer
ur one of the few contrys in the world that calls it soccer everywhere else its football. |
and that makes them stupid :conf:
your logic is superb  |
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| chris harrington |
| quote: | Originally posted by chach
and that makes them stupid :conf:
your logic is superb |
nope wasnt saying that was just saying that they r stupid in general
second part of my post was a supposed to be seperate from the first |
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
| People who say "People from [country] are stupid" are stupid. |
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| Yan |
In this thread, 2 sports have been discussed.
They are:
Football (Soccer to the native Yanks)
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American Football.
That is all. |
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| ASFSE |
| quote: | Originally posted by SuspicionVandit
our intelligence may not be our strongest suit. but taking a punch, not being a pissy pansy, not crying to referees, not fixing our socks, and not grabbing our ankles after a lil tap is. |
ok well this is an ignorant comment...
if i deciphered the poorly constructed phrase correctly then i think he's trying to say that "soccer" is a sport?
that is...the....farthest...from....the truth.....
1) fouls are a strategic element of the game
2) fouls are argued in "soccer" because they are more ambigous(sp) than in american football
american football is a lot slower than "soccer", plus there are several refs watching each play, as opposed to "soccer" where there is just one dude covering the whole field essentially...(sideliners don't count...)
also, calls in "soccer" are made in the moment, meaning that they hardly ever refer to instant replays like they do in american football.
these are just a few of the reasons why you see more arguing in "soccer"...
3) people punch in american football?
4) "soccer" takes lots of stamina...they are constantly running around the field and don't get many breaks....when they do, they adjust their gear -- their socks...
oh...and it would be funny to see you even attempt to play "soccer" i'm sure you would last
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| chach |
| my fav. part about playing soccer in high school was adjusting my sucks that and blatently dirty slide tackles and the occasional fight after the game :tongue3 |
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| Allied Nations |
| quote: | Originally posted by noikeee
I get it, it's just that i prefer watching it narrated by people who aren't high on speed, neither feel the need to make the show themselves by screaming euphoric all over the place.
Except when it's Porto playing, then there's good reason for screaming euphoric everywhere cause i'm jumping at every goal too. :wtf: |
It's not your culture, so you don't understand.
I'd rather watch sports commended by people like them than the boring american ones who just spout statistics that are fed to them to make up for any really content :p |
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| nchs09 |
| quote: | Originally posted by SuspicionVandit
soccer? |
football u gimp. |
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