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FIFA 2010 World Cup - South Africa or BZZZZZZZZZZZ
Pesco:
Oh wow. That's going to be some epic shouting at the TV :V
Gpop:
--- Quote from: Observer on June 11, 2010, 01:00:45 PM ---God, journalists have a Messi-mania here (I'm from Argentina by the way). Gotta agree with the Maradona issue. I mean, last year in that conference I KNEW he was going to say something epic/terrible/disastrous and boy he delivered but... No, I don't like the guy at all. He played well and all in the past but from that to making almost a deity by some people it's plain silly. We can't live just of that, jeez.
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Is that the one where he said that he'll streak on the streets if they won the whole thing?
Observer:
--- Quote from: Gpop on June 11, 2010, 01:09:13 PM ---Is that the one where he said that he'll streak on the streets if they won the whole thing?
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Nope, the one where we managed to get into the World Cup. He sat in silence in front of the journalists, half of them with a well-known hatred towards him and he started throwing the most hilarious insults (impossible to translate to english with the same level of hilarity) but what was even funnier is that besides all the cursing he said "and I apology for the women present"... and he kept on cursing, bwahahaha. My father couldn't stop laughing. And he's always a serious business person.
The bad thing is that in a matter of months, his vile influence changed the way people talk. Half his quotes are of common use now.
The football-related phrases, catch phrases and one liners are a constant here. Heck, even commentanting that someone is crazy can be said as "le faltan un par de jugadores" ("he lacks a couple more players", it doesn't make sense in english).
Rin Kagamine:
Going to the OFFICIAL FIFA SANCTIONED BAR tomorrow to watch England v USA before work!
Alfred F. Jones:
South Africa just scored a goal against Mexico
Rofl did they do a victory dance just now yes they did :getdown: