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Seven

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
#19,841
Jun 25, 2003
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#19,841
Well, what do you know, I have to start cheering for Zlatan. I just got his jersey as a present. It's the blue one. I already bought a darkblue/pink one with Zambrotta on it, but this one's a surprise. And I simply won't wear a jersey of a player I don't cheer for. What a dilemma.

EDIT: oh crap, forza Ibrahimovic!
 

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Emma

Senior Member
#19,846
Mar 4, 2004
3,753
#19,846
Theres only one dickhead that used to think he was whitty by quoting and misquoting in his signature.

Are the same dickhead or just another one?
 

Respaul

Senior Member
#19,848
Jul 14, 2002
4,734
#19,848
Several times in this thread... We have discussed supporters behaviour...

Most times some of you have stated how this kind of behaviour would not happen in america... And these supporters have been well and truely slagged off...

So i ask... How is at flares etc are so bad yet you americans seem to find it ok to hurl full beer cans at racing cars doing 180+ mph...

A meer beer can that would result in almost certain death if connected is ok... but people that fire flares are hooligans... interesting!!




On a side note : Why is that people are continually allowed to use dual accounts??
 
adams

adams

Junior Member
#19,851
Mar 5, 2005
450
#19,851
A beer can cant result in death. Unless its a Darwins award of a suicide. First of all, its the car thats going at 180 not the can. Second- their moving so fast that nobody, especially someone consuming beer, can deliberately hit a competing vehicle with a can of beer- something that unfortunately in our case was considered "intentional". Third- drivers and co-pilots are prepared for crashes- its a part of racing, whereas its not the case with idioda. He should have worn a helmet, nylon stockings and a condom that night.
 
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