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13 Aug 17
It should be banned and cursed by Pope Francisco until people are still suffering from thirst in Africa.
Each visitor of Premier League should pay for a sandwich-a-day for hungry people in Africa.
Who could sit in their armchairs yesterday and watch I round of Premier Soccer League and watch underground sprinklers elevating immediately after I half was over and fat spectators chewing greasy pies like it was their last wish in front of firing squad.
Boooooooooh!
13 Aug 17
Originally posted by @vanderveldeThere are no fat people in Europe, only in the US.
It should be banned and cursed by Pope Francisco until people are still suffering from thirst in Africa.
Each visitor of Premier League should pay for a sandwich-a-day for hungry people in Africa.
Who could sit in their armchairs yesterday and watch I round of Premier Soccer League and watch underground sprinklers elevating immediately after I ha ...[text shortened]... tors chewing greasy pies like it was their last wish in front of firing squad.
Boooooooooh!
Originally posted by @vanderveldeIt's called football ,and what's the difference between working class people munching greasy pies and unelected EU politicians quaffing on champagne on the tax payers behalf ?.
It should be banned and cursed by Pope Francisco until people are still suffering from thirst in Africa.
Each visitor of Premier League should pay for a sandwich-a-day for hungry people in Africa.
Who could sit in their armchairs yesterday and watch I round of Premier Soccer League and watch underground sprinklers elevating immediately after I ha ...[text shortened]... ors chewing greasy pies like it was their last wish in front of firing squad.
Boooooooooh!e
The difference is that most football fans have done an honest days work .
Originally posted by @phil3000It's called soccer.
It's called football ,and what's the difference between working class people munching greasy pies and unelected EU politicians quaffing on champagne on the tax payers behalf ?.
The difference is that most football fans have done an honest days work .
Originally posted by @athousandyoungWho cares? We thew off European rule first, that's why we have the correct name.
Not by most of the world.
13 Aug 17
Originally posted by @athousandyoungJust explaining why we are different.
And the "correct" Imperial measurement system, right? 😀
13 Aug 17
Originally posted by @phil3000I'd go with throw ball or run ball or goal ball, but yes, soccer deserves the word "football" more so than American football due to the far greater role of the feet in game play.
It's called football and your American football should be called American rugby or,men in tights ball .
Whatever it's called, though, the NFL is just 4 weeks away, baby! Can't wait!
13 Aug 17
Originally posted by @sh76Normally I'm ambivalent because when football season starts it means summer is over.
I'd go with throw ball or run ball or goal ball, but yes, soccer deserves the word "football" more so than American football due to the far greater role of the feet in game play.
Whatever it's called, though, the NFL is just 4 weeks away, baby! Can't wait!
However, since it has pretty much rained every goddamn weekend in my area, it doesn't feel like there has been a summer (at least one where you could do anything that didn't involve sitting under an umbrella).
So bring it on (one last chance next weekend for a day at the track on the off-chance the weather cooperates).
13 Aug 17
Originally posted by @no1marauderStupid global warming
Normally I'm ambivalent because when football season starts it means summer is over.
However, since it has pretty much rained every goddamn weekend in my area, it doesn't feel like there has been a summer (at least one where you could do anything that didn't involve sitting under an umbrella).
So bring it on (one last chance next weekend for a day at the track on the off-chance the weather cooperates).
13 Aug 17
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Originally posted by @no1marauderIt's been and cool down here too. I haven't noticed the rain, though. I don't mind a little drizzle now and then even when I'm outside as long as it's not raining hard all day.
Normally I'm ambivalent because when football season starts it means summer is over.
However, since it has pretty much rained every goddamn weekend in my area, it doesn't feel like there has been a summer (at least one where you could do anything that didn't involve sitting under an umbrella).
So bring it on (one last chance next weekend for a day at the track on the off-chance the weather cooperates).
All in all, it's been a beautiful summer here for those of us who don't like the heat.
And since I LOVE Fall and LOVE Football, September-November is my favorite time of year.
13 Aug 17
Originally posted by @sh76If it's under 80 I have a jacket or sweatshirt on.
It's been and cool down here too. I haven't noticed the rain, though. I don't mind a little drizzle now and then even when I'm outside as long as it's not raining hard all day.
All in all, it's been a beautiful summer here for those of us who don't like the heat.
And since I LOVE Fall and LOVE Football, September-November is my favorite time of year.