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and the people are nice 
Why can't this lame country be at somewhere South where the sun is shining all the time. 
the weather here is not exactly amazing. i remember when i went to the sea side with gio ( urosh over here on the forums) he was in heaven and i was living in hell bec he had a big smile and going on and on about the weather while i was doing my best to take him to the shade ( it was easily 40 degree!!). i lived the same situation last May my girl friend and i went to hurgadah too and she had just come out of russia's freezing winter so it was heaven for her to actually be int he sun surely though she turned into a tomato bec of the sun while i got a tan in just one day i guess every one hates what he has. i always made fun of both gio and her bec to this day i've never seen snow!!! nor does it rain in the summer for us like in serbia and russia. lucky guys!! i wish it would rain much here
Yes, and they are currently the reigning national champions.
The name gets a little ribbing, but surprisingly little for what you might expect. It's one of the NFL's oldest franchises, back when there were teams like the Canton, Ohio Bulldogs. Teams were very much like football clubs in Europe back then, as they had strange affiliations... a la Moscow Lokomotiv, etc. Except instead of railroad workers, the folks in Green Bay were under the support of this club via what was called the Indian Packing Company. At least they sponsored the kits for the club, and the name has stuck as part of the original sponsorship. (See: the Pittsburgh Steelers and the steel industry there.)
The cool thing about them is that they are the only non-profit, community owned sports team of the major sports in America. They even play in a minuscule, small town.
The name gets a little ribbing, but surprisingly little for what you might expect. It's one of the NFL's oldest franchises, back when there were teams like the Canton, Ohio Bulldogs. Teams were very much like football clubs in Europe back then, as they had strange affiliations... a la Moscow Lokomotiv, etc. Except instead of railroad workers, the folks in Green Bay were under the support of this club via what was called the Indian Packing Company. At least they sponsored the kits for the club, and the name has stuck as part of the original sponsorship. (See: the Pittsburgh Steelers and the steel industry there.)
The cool thing about them is that they are the only non-profit, community owned sports team of the major sports in America. They even play in a minuscule, small town.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Lokomotiv_Moscow
Similarly, CSKA had its roots in the Army, Dinamo in the police, Spartak by the trade union, etc.
Similarly, CSKA had its roots in the Army, Dinamo in the police, Spartak by the trade union, etc.
Cool info.
be careful what u wish for lapa!!! the weather here is not exactly amazing. i remember when i went to the sea side with gio ( urosh over here on the forums) he was in heaven and i was living in hell bec he had a big smile and going on and on about the weather while i was doing my best to take him to the shade ( it was easily 40 degree!!). i lived the same situation last May my girl friend and i went to hurgadah too and she had just come out of russia's freezing winter so it was heaven for her to actually be int he sun surely though she turned into a tomato bec of the sun while i got a tan in just one day i guess every one hates what he has. i always made fun of both gio and her bec to this day i've never seen snow!!! nor does it rain in the summer for us like in serbia and russia. lucky guys!! i wish it would rain much here
the weather here is not exactly amazing. i remember when i went to the sea side with gio ( urosh over here on the forums) he was in heaven and i was living in hell bec he had a big smile and going on and on about the weather while i was doing my best to take him to the shade ( it was easily 40 degree!!). i lived the same situation last May my girl friend and i went to hurgadah too and she had just come out of russia's freezing winter so it was heaven for her to actually be int he sun surely though she turned into a tomato bec of the sun while i got a tan in just one day i guess every one hates what he has. i always made fun of both gio and her bec to this day i've never seen snow!!! nor does it rain in the summer for us like in serbia and russia. lucky guys!! i wish it would rain much here
Bob Bradley.
