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humbug

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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?

12 years 14 weeks ago in Sports - China

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Sinobear

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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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Scandinavian

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Is this some kind of sportsball ?

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thefidu881

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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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iWolf

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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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wagon

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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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