lawrenson wrote:another accurate prediction from Paul the psychic octopus, and a well-deserved win for Spain!
ashmire13 wrote:King, tonights Final should be a brilliant match! With the exception of Robben, I wouldn't expect to see too many theatricals and with the two best passing teams in the it could be a 3-3 draw or a 1-0 win, but either way, it'll include fast attacking end to end football and should be a belter!
JohnGaunt wrote:And Yahoo! News has a little article on Paul:. . . http://g.sports.yahoo.com/soccer/world- ... sow,255211
Grug Greyskin wrote:Boy, were you ever wrong here. Ugly match all around.
Badmike wrote:And speaking of....Can someone explain to me why 40 year old women with NO kids (or without their kids) can go see those Twilight movies in their little groups, diddling themselves and groaning when one of the hot young males stars appear shirtless onscreen, but if a bunch of Acaeum dudes were to go see the latest Twilight and stand in line saying out loud how "Fucking HAWT" Bella is or how much we'd like to twist Christian Serratos into a Sex Pretzel we'd get some pretty savage looks from everyone in line around us, and perhaps an "escort" from security if we kept it up for a long time. Man, DOUBLE STANDARD TIME.......But seriously, isn't that messed up?Mike B.
ashmire13 wrote:And the best team of the tournament are rightly World Champions.... beats other 'World' Series winners, eh??
lawrenson wrote:He isnt German. He's an English octopus what lives in Germany
FormCritic wrote:The movie was actually good. I mean...you have to look past all the retarded teen romance in the film, but...
lawrenson wrote:Hi,yeaaaahhhh... I've only seen the first movie.Even the Wife, who is a huge True Blood fan, and watches the Vampire Diaries, hasn't shown much interest in Twilight I quite liked this:http://www.cracked.com/funny-36-twilight/EDIT: I particularly liked the Vampire Turf Wars pics.Cheers,malc
FormCritic wrote:http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142 ... 09258.htmlP.J. O'Rourke On how to make soccer less boring.
JasonZavoda wrote:There is no way to make soccer less boring.
And let's talk about soccer scores. There are a few things that people all around the world need to admit to themselves. Trade restraints slow economic growth, the euro is not a reserve currency and scoreless sports ties are boring. What if there were a World Series where no team got a run? What if, during March Madness, Indiana were able to advance to the Final Four without making a basket? (Although this idea might find some support at IU lately.)"Nil-nil" is not a sports score, "nil-nil" is a foreign policy.
Soccer is becoming more and more popular in the United States because I—like most American parents—can't do a damn thing to stop it. I have three young children enrolled in a progressive school. I attend between four and eight soccer games a week. (Vodka in my Vitaminwater helps.)
red_bus wrote::lol: You can't fight it BM. And the success of the US Football Team this World Cup was a great indicator. I predict the US may have a good chance at getting close to the final, or even winning, at the next one in Brazil in 2014.
