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Q: Are you going to stay up to watch the world cup?

Apparently the matches are showing over here from 3am onwards... are you gonna watch, or not bother this year? 

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Who would stay up to watch a cup? What does it do?

Oh! My wife just informed me that you are referring to soccer - a sissy sport played by pansies and watched by "fans" far more intimidating and violent than the failed ballet drop-outs who play the 'sport.'

One word: hockey...no, two words, hockey and rugby.

 

Stop, drop, and rooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooll

 

Spiderboenz:

Hockey is really just a slightly more violent version of soccer. 

 

Except that it's on ice, with sticks.

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Is this some kind of sportsball ? 

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'waka waka, this time for KAKA'... Yeah, I am in for I am going to change my schedule to watch the World Cup.

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World Cup? Huh? Did someone play a game of soccer while I was busy not giving a fuck?

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I'm in.  Midnight, 3am and 6am starts, then midnight and 4am.  Luckily, my team's matches are at 12 and 6.

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