The World Cup - Supporting USA
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Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
Originally Posted by willmore
CR is leading 2-0?
Turn the TV on
#32
Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
YESSSSS
Turn the TV on
Turn the TV on
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Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
Originally Posted by willmore
Im saving all my energy for tonite and you better be around buster brown!
I'll be all celebrated out!!!!!!
Aussies won!! Czechs are gonna win!!!
I'll have no excitemnet left for Oilers.
GOOOOOO anybody who's playin the Jays GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
#34
Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
LOL
I'll be all celebrated out!!!!!!
Aussies won!! Czechs are gonna win!!!
I'll have no excitemnet left for Oilers.
GOOOOOO anybody who's playin the Jays GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I'll be all celebrated out!!!!!!
Aussies won!! Czechs are gonna win!!!
I'll have no excitemnet left for Oilers.
GOOOOOO anybody who's playin the Jays GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
If you value your life you will be here tonite!
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Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
3-0 now. Go USA (home that is).
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Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
Originally Posted by Wearsider
Will Canadians follow the Scots example and cheer on every team that plays the USA (as opposed to England.) or will they adopt the view of supporting their near neighbours?
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Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
U.S.A plays Italy in a couple of hours.
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Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
Originally Posted by Hangman
U.S.A plays Italy in a couple of hours.
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Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas
Hmmm... I'm glad I'm not really paying much attention cos I don't know who I'd rather see lose there!
thats not nice
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Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
Brazeeeeeeeeeeeeel!
Pele was my idol as a lad, love the samba, and Brazil's got a great team.
So, in answering the OP's question, YES: if the US pulls some kind of miracle/fluke and gets in the way of this, I hope they sink faster than a Bush "joke" about legally blind reporters wearing sunglasses!
I'll even hope for an England or Italy success over the US. In fact, on second thought, US who?
Pele was my idol as a lad, love the samba, and Brazil's got a great team.
So, in answering the OP's question, YES: if the US pulls some kind of miracle/fluke and gets in the way of this, I hope they sink faster than a Bush "joke" about legally blind reporters wearing sunglasses!
I'll even hope for an England or Italy success over the US. In fact, on second thought, US who?
#42
Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
Plucky little Team America got beat by Ghana 'Course it was the ref's fault, just like last time.
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Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
Plucky little Team America got beat by Ghana 'Course it was the ref's fault, just like last time.
Last night, he was saying how even though Americans don't really give a toss about footy, he was really starting to "get into this World Cup thing" himself. So, he decided to start with enthusiastically doing what Americans do best in these situations: slag off and belittle every opponent the US is up against. (Esp. tiny African countries up against big, mean "U! S! A!...U! S! A!")
So, he started right in on how "Ghan-orrhea" were gonna' get their asses whooped! Too funny!
(For those unaware, Stephen Colbert is a comedian, and a very funny one. He's a 'fake' Bill O'Reilly-type TV pundit, in the same manner as Jon Stewart is a 'fake' news reporter. And Colbert's 'fake' rebuttals/apologies are ALWAYS 20 times more funny than the original story he's apologising for. I can't wait!)
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Re: The World Cup - Supporting USA
we need this guy to be on top form against Ecuador, instead of poncing around