Is football soccer of is football handegg

[tonbomorphew]

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[Timminz]

I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to hold an opinion.

[tonbomorphew]

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[Serbia]

1: This is for debating if handegg is football and football is soccer (what americans think)
1: Or if football is football and handegg is handegg (what smart people think)
I am a smart person so I'm for #2.

Go post in German here, where you have a better chance of being understood.

[tonbomorphew]

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[tonbomorphew]

Du meinst, wie diest

that means "you mean like this"

[DAZMCFC]

look mate if you want to talk about Real Footy look at my thread. we strongly recommend that we don't call it soccer. doesn't matter what country or team you support all are welcome.

[radiojake]

1: This is for debating if handegg is football and football is soccer (what americans think)
1: Or if football is football and handegg is handegg (what smart people think)
I am a smart person so I'm for #2.

If you are so smart why did you pick an option that you did not list? I see option 1 & option 1

[Aradhus]

Americans have lots of different words for things, dunno why people get so pissy about soccer.

[InkL0sed]

1: This is for debating if handegg is football and football is soccer (what americans think)
1: Or if football is football and handegg is handegg (what smart people think)
I am a smart person so I'm for #2.

The smartest people realize that the names of things are incidental and unimportant.

[Preditor]

look mate if you want to talk about Real Footy look at my thread. we strongly recommend that we don't call it soccer. doesn't matter what country or team you support all are welcome.

Man oh man I found this out. While in Spain on leave with a bunch of my military buddies we were shooting pool in a bar. The World Cup was playing and being ignorant Americans we didn't give a shit about some damn soccer game. Well the pool table just so happened to be right in front of the TV which seemed to get the local Football nuts a little upset. After a few words in several different languages a brawl broke out and thank god the owner, his wife, and son where able to break it up before the cops showed up. In Spain the cops pretty much beat your ass then take you to the station for questioning. Once everybody calmed down we got to know each other. I'm talking Italians, British, Germans, Spaniards, and Americans. This turned out to be a fortunate thing and something I'll never forget. The five of us "Americans" proceeded to get an education on the European version of football. Over the next 5 days this little bar became our hang out and we met some very cool people. By day two they would yell out our names when we walked in and drinks would come out of nowhere. Even with a language barrier a common respect formed.

You will never hear me refer to it as "soccer" .

[the.killing.44]

Toby先生好！

[InkL0sed]

look mate if you want to talk about Real Footy look at my thread. we strongly recommend that we don't call it soccer. doesn't matter what country or team you support all are welcome.

Man oh man I found this out. While in Spain on leave with a bunch of my military buddies we were shooting pool in a bar. The World Cup was playing and being ignorant Americans we didn't give a shit about some damn soccer game. Well the pool table just so happened to be right in front of the TV which seemed to get the local Football nuts a little upset. After a few words in several different languages a brawl broke out and thank god the owner, his wife, and son where able to break it up before the cops showed up. In Spain the cops pretty much beat your ass then take you to the station for questioning. Once everybody calmed down we got to know each other. I'm talking Italians, British, Germans, Spaniards, and Americans. This turned out to be a fortunate thing and something I'll never forget. The five of us "Americans" proceeded to get an education on the European version of football. Over the next 5 days this little bar became our hang out and we met some very cool people. By day two they would yell out our names when we walked in and drinks would come out of nowhere. Even with a language barrier a common respect formed.

You will never hear me refer to it as "soccer" .

Yeah, because clearly soccer is a derogatory term.

[oVo]

WTF is handegg, a pubescent teenagers wet dream?

[Timminz]

WTF is handegg, a pubescent teenagers wet dream?

Is it possible to have a wet dream, pre puberty?

[InkL0sed]

WTF is handegg, a pubescent teenagers wet dream?

Is it possible to have a wet dream, pre puberty?

Pubescent isn't prepuberty...

[BigBallinStalin]

Toby先生好！

are you trying to say "Mr. Toby is good"?

[Timminz]

WTF is handegg, a pubescent teenagers wet dream?

Is it possible to have a wet dream, pre puberty?

Pubescent isn't prepuberty...

Right. My mind must've added that prefix itself, in a sleepy haze.

[greenoaks]

football is aerial ping pong

[DAZMCFC]

look mate if you want to talk about Real Footy look at my thread. we strongly recommend that we don't call it soccer. doesn't matter what country or team you support all are welcome.

Man oh man I found this out. While in Spain on leave with a bunch of my military buddies we were shooting pool in a bar. The World Cup was playing and being ignorant Americans we didn't give a shit about some damn soccer game. Well the pool table just so happened to be right in front of the TV which seemed to get the local Football nuts a little upset. After a few words in several different languages a brawl broke out and thank god the owner, his wife, and son where able to break it up before the cops showed up. In Spain the cops pretty much beat your ass then take you to the station for questioning. Once everybody calmed down we got to know each other. I'm talking Italians, British, Germans, Spaniards, and Americans. This turned out to be a fortunate thing and something I'll never forget. The five of us "Americans" proceeded to get an education on the European version of football. Over the next 5 days this little bar became our hang out and we met some very cool people. By day two they would yell out our names when we walked in and drinks would come out of nowhere. Even with a language barrier a common respect formed.

You will never hear me refer to it as "soccer" .

Yeah, because clearly soccer is a derogatory term.

maybe not, but call it what it has been known for the last 150 years or so, Football.

[InkL0sed]

look mate if you want to talk about Real Footy look at my thread. we strongly recommend that we don't call it soccer. doesn't matter what country or team you support all are welcome.

Man oh man I found this out. While in Spain on leave with a bunch of my military buddies we were shooting pool in a bar. The World Cup was playing and being ignorant Americans we didn't give a shit about some damn soccer game. Well the pool table just so happened to be right in front of the TV which seemed to get the local Football nuts a little upset. After a few words in several different languages a brawl broke out and thank god the owner, his wife, and son where able to break it up before the cops showed up. In Spain the cops pretty much beat your ass then take you to the station for questioning. Once everybody calmed down we got to know each other. I'm talking Italians, British, Germans, Spaniards, and Americans. This turned out to be a fortunate thing and something I'll never forget. The five of us "Americans" proceeded to get an education on the European version of football. Over the next 5 days this little bar became our hang out and we met some very cool people. By day two they would yell out our names when we walked in and drinks would come out of nowhere. Even with a language barrier a common respect formed.

You will never hear me refer to it as "soccer" .

Yeah, because clearly soccer is a derogatory term.

maybe not, but call it what it has been known for the last 150 years or so, Football.

It's been called both football and soccer by different people for a long time.

[DAZMCFC]

look mate if you want to talk about Real Footy look at my thread. we strongly recommend that we don't call it soccer. doesn't matter what country or team you support all are welcome.

Man oh man I found this out. While in Spain on leave with a bunch of my military buddies we were shooting pool in a bar. The World Cup was playing and being ignorant Americans we didn't give a shit about some damn soccer game. Well the pool table just so happened to be right in front of the TV which seemed to get the local Football nuts a little upset. After a few words in several different languages a brawl broke out and thank god the owner, his wife, and son where able to break it up before the cops showed up. In Spain the cops pretty much beat your ass then take you to the station for questioning. Once everybody calmed down we got to know each other. I'm talking Italians, British, Germans, Spaniards, and Americans. This turned out to be a fortunate thing and something I'll never forget. The five of us "Americans" proceeded to get an education on the European version of football. Over the next 5 days this little bar became our hang out and we met some very cool people. By day two they would yell out our names when we walked in and drinks would come out of nowhere. Even with a language barrier a common respect formed.

You will never hear me refer to it as "soccer" .

Yeah, because clearly soccer is a derogatory term.

maybe not, but call it what it has been known for the last 150 years or so, Football.

It's been called both football and soccer by different people for a long time.

but we invented it so we call dabs.



deal with it.

[InkL0sed]

Actually, you're the ones who named it soccer.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Names_for_ ... Background

[DAZMCFC]

Actually, you're the ones who named it soccer.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Names_for_ ... Background

probably for you over the pond so you wouldn't get confused.

[tonbomorphew]

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