Ouchy german team in WC.. Better luck with holland vs japan tomorrow.
The Japanese team might let their elite players rest for this match and put their bet onto the next. _________________ pics..pics
Joined: 03 Feb 2005 Posts: 1305 Location: Im from Holland, where the fuck you from?
Posted: Sun Jun 20, 2010 5:10 pm Post subject:
Yep that is true. I can't find much about it, but it's assumed to be refered to a previous version of the Dutch language called 'Diets'. It's some kind of crossover between german and dutch as I understand from wikipedia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dietsch http://nds.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dietsch
btw:
6 points yay, next round yay Added after 2 minutes: btw i've updated the image Added after 3 hours 21 minutes:
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wow, cote d'ivoire... And the 2nd card for kaka, omg _________________
Joined: 03 Feb 2005 Posts: 2491 Location: DM for life
Posted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 7:39 pm Post subject:
Adieu, les bleus...
not even thierry henry and his magic hands could help them this time - doesnt mean he didnt try. another nice handball once again, the referee saw it tho. bl gg
next time let ireland have their fun in the world cup. still sad they didnt make it coz of this unfair play.
tomorrow we'll see if the world laughs at germany for not passing the group stage for the first time in history... or if we're lucky enough to beat ghana and stay 1st of our group as everyone expected. guess arc and i are the only one crossing their fingers for them _________________
@ df: always back to the old nazi theme, eh? in germany no one speaks of "war", "blood", and "honor" anymore if its about a soccer match vs england but yeah, hope we're gonna make it hehe lets see
@dj: doubt we'll reach the finals... would be nice to beat england tho *punches alan*
@ fraggle: dream on
last 16 teams... without the finalists of last world cup, france and italy booked their tickets back home early this year. _________________
thx pig.. great shot from german team just now!
The fairytale (by brothers grimm) was somewhat well-known even in chinese society.
I'm glad to know that and will surely tell the kids about it.
Joined: 14 Jun 2006 Posts: 819 Location: Warrington, UK
Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2010 3:19 pm Post subject:
please explain to me how klose and podolski can play for germany when they were born in poland and have polish parents, same for Cacau who was born in brazil has brazilian parents, mover to germany at aged 19 yet can play for germany wtf?
Oh, and my hometown rugby team Warrington Wolves won the 2009 Carnegie Challenge Cup At Wembley and successfully defended the trophy by beating Leeds Rhinos 30-6 at Wembley on 28/08/10
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