How Many Wolrd Cup '06 Matches Have You Watched?

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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley

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Originally Posted by Cheese

Pissing is for the girls.

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Crabgirl may be a tad upset at you sharing your intimate secrets. Fact.

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I'm far more peturbed about the pissing in the sink business.

I've watched about 15 matches. Would've been more but I work daft hours.

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Originally Posted by dry snitch

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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley

Oh, you mean wash-hand basin.

I had taken it that people were brushing ther teeth using the sink. Which as we all know is in the kitchen. Then you were pishing in it, like some sort of Welshman.

Thanks for clearing that up.

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The punctuation is all there - but it's all to cock.

I'm pretty sure that tomorrow morning I'll be reading this and shaking my head in a derisory manner.

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Originally Posted by manker

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Originally Posted by dry snitch

The punctuation is all there - but it's all to cock.

I'm pretty sure that tomorrow morning I'll be reading this and shaking my head in a derisory manner.

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Much as I would like to object to your derision I find myself unable and am forced to concur.

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Originally Posted by dry snitch

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Originally Posted by j2k4

I have watched zero.zero matches.

I haven't anyone to watch them with, and I can't tumble to "the magic of World Cup Soccer" without expert help. :(

This is (I freely admit) positively sinful for someone who has actually met and shaken the hand of Pele.

My most humble apologies.

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So you shook the hand of the greatest player ever but you don't deign to watch the game.

One has to think that you're full of shit.

By the way, I'm saying that with the utmost confidence that anyone - who has ever watched the game even once - will be looking at this post with the same sentiment as me.

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Blow it out your ass, One.

I met him at the Atlanta Zoo, July 29th, 1986.

We shook hands over the back of a baby elephant my son was riding on the occasion of his 5th birthday.

I had seen the bicycle kick (who hasn't) and most definitely recognized him when he stepped up.

Soccer fan or not, alongside Muhammad Ali, he's probably the most famous person on the entire planet.

Ironic...had I been so United States-centric as to be ignorant of his existence, I couldn't recount meeting him for the like of idiots such as yourself.

To be fair I think he was one of the most famous people in the World, for a while. However I think that nowadays there are probably footballers more famous, to the younger element.

Your point re dry snitch being a swallower of the cawk is however well made.

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Originally Posted by CrabGirl

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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley

Crabgirl may be a tad upset at you sharing your intimate secrets. Fact.

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I'm far more peturbed about the pissing in the sink business.

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He's just following your example, sauce for the gander and so forth.

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Originally Posted by j2k4

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Originally Posted by dry snitch

So you shook the hand of the greatest player ever but you don't deign to watch the game.

One has to think that you're full of shit.

By the way, I'm saying that with the utmost confidence that anyone - who has ever watched the game even once - will be looking at this post with the same sentiment as me.

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Blow it out your ass, One.

I met him at the Atlanta Zoo, July 29th, 1986.

We shook hands over the back of a baby elephant my son was riding on the occasion of his 5th birthday.

I had seen the bicycle kick (who hasn't) and most definitely recognized him when he stepped up.

Soccer fan or not, alongside Muhammad Ali, he's probably the most famous person on the entire planet.

Ironic...had I been so United States-centric as to be ignorant of his existence, I couldn't recount meeting him for the like of idiots such as yourself.

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I don't say this often but....

:boxing: PWN3D!!:boxing:

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Originally Posted by Busyman™

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Originally Posted by j2k4

Blow it out your ass, One.

I met him at the Atlanta Zoo, July 29th, 1986.

We shook hands over the back of a baby elephant my son was riding on the occasion of his 5th birthday.

I had seen the bicycle kick (who hasn't) and most definitely recognized him when he stepped up.

Soccer fan or not, alongside Muhammad Ali, he's probably the most famous person on the entire planet.

Ironic...had I been so United States-centric as to be ignorant of his existence, I couldn't recount meeting him for the like of idiots such as yourself.

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I don't say this often but....

:boxing: PWN3D!!:boxing:

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Around 7 or 8 matches.