Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Watching the World Cup



It's riveted, we are.
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12 comments:

  1. Old NFO24 June, 2014 21:22

    ROTFLMAO... Good one Buck!!!

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  2. IT (aka Ivan Toblog)25 June, 2014 09:08

    Har!

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  3. Dapper Dan25 June, 2014 11:40

    Ditto Old NFO and I'll add this to Ivan's "har"-- de har har. I know you're not too much into beesball either, but check out the CWS. Go 'Dores!

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  4. virgil xenophon25 June, 2014 11:47

    Sitting here watching Nigeria-Argentina, a pretty good 3-2 game so far, at 85.40, LOTS of GOOD shots on goal by both sides--highly unusual for a soccer game where 0-0 is the norm..

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    1. Buck25 June, 2014 12:01

      I don't believe I've EVER seen a "good" soccer game. I'm inclined to believe that's a contradiction in terms.

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  5. virgil xenophon25 June, 2014 16:45

    LOL, you've got a point. The "average" game is terrible AT BEST. :)

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  6. (not necessarily your) Uncle Skip26 June, 2014 10:25

    Late to this party...
    I don't watch often ...meaning about every four years... but I can appreciate a no score tie when there's a lot of action at both ends of the pitch.

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    1. Buck26 June, 2014 10:37

      You're right on schedule if ya watch every four years. ;-)

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  7. Rumbear26 June, 2014 11:23

    They should just start the clock at 91:00 and be done with it.

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  8. HMS Defiant30 June, 2014 01:32

    I'm sure you'd find it more enjoyable on a real TV. You know, one with a big screen that you can see from across the room. :)

    Yeah, not watching it either. It's like watching baseball. Why bother? Catch the highlights on Telemundo...with the sound off.

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    1. Buck30 June, 2014 10:21

      I haven't even watched any highlights. But I sure do HEAR enough about it.

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Just be polite... that's all I ask.

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