BF2S Forums 2011/12 Premier League & Domestic Cup Thread

eleven bravo wrote:

i went to summer school at a school right next to the rose bowl when the games were played here (94?)

Yep.

Last edited by coke (2012-02-28 16:48:00)

would you rather have the common name across the world for football be "soccer" except in england where it is still called football and people poke fun at england or would you rather the most played sport in the world be baseball and the world series was like the world cup and everyone loved it

Mutantbear wrote:

would you rather have the common name across the world for football be "soccer" except in england where it is still called football and people poke fun at england or would you rather the most played sport in the world be baseball and the world series was like the world cup and everyone loved it

Only Americans call it "soccer".

i remember seeing a bunch of white foreigners roaming around the the nightlife area of pasadena

eleven bravo wrote:

m3thod wrote:

yeah, USA94 ah memories.  the bbc even did the dallas makes over for their world cup coverage

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRUOlVehw0w

they really showed a clip of hopping lowriders

yeah everytime a match was played that was the bbc wc intro.  i also associate lowriders with america so thats why it prob went in haha

Mutantbear wrote:

m3thod wrote:

no one but the americans call it soccer, you change.

coke wrote:

Mutantbear wrote:

would you rather have the common name across the world for football be "soccer" except in england where it is still called football and people poke fun at england or would you rather the most played sport in the world be baseball and the world series was like the world cup and everyone loved it

Only Americans call it "soccer".

obviously

it was just a would you rather question, im not saying America is right

so defensive

our version of footy came first, the fact america hijacked the name for their brand of pansy rugger makes it even harder to bear.

eleven bravo wrote:

i associate england with those weird looking helmets the bobbies wear and the weird looking helmets the guards protecting the royal residency wear and scones and 80's punk rockers with torn jeans and green spiked mohawks carrying stilleto knives and also bad teeth

That's a pretty good summation of modern England.

eleven bravo wrote:

i associate england with those weird looking helmets the bobbies wear and the weird looking helmets the guards protecting the royal residency wear and scones and 80's punk rockers with torn jeans and green spiked mohawks carrying stilleto knives and also bad teeth

do you like research this shit?!

only old people call the cops bobbies.

i have no idea wtf those bear fur hats have ever been about

tea and scones is for old people

punk is shit

bad teeth cos no one has a reason to smile cos it always fucking rains

m3thod wrote:

eleven bravo wrote:

i associate england with those weird looking helmets the bobbies wear and the weird looking helmets the guards protecting the royal residency wear and scones and 80's punk rockers with torn jeans and green spiked mohawks carrying stilleto knives and also bad teeth

do you like research this shit?!
i have no idea wtf those bear fur hats have ever been about

Battle honour after the defeat of the French Imperial Guard at Waterloo.

Last edited by coke (2012-02-28 17:04:08)

'ere's a great idea lads, lets wear great big hairy dildos on our heads to celebrate the win over the frogs!

eleven bravo wrote:

i remember my aunt's asshole boyfriend was mugged almost as soon as he landed in london sometime during july 1991

asshole was probably doing asshole things in an asshole place and got arseholed for the pleasure.

m3thod wrote:

eleven bravo wrote:

i remember my aunt's asshole boyfriend was mugged almost as soon as he landed in london sometime during july 1991

asshole was probably doing asshole things in an asshole place and got arseholed for the pleasure.

coke wrote:

eleven bravo wrote:

i remember my aunt's asshole boyfriend was mugged almost as soon as he landed in london sometime during july 1991

He was an asshole, that's what happens here.

the dude was inches away from punching me in the face and kicking me and i was 8 years old at the time

eleven bravo wrote:

that kind of headgear was pretty common for euros at the time

Not really. It was only worn by a very few, elite regiments. Hence why it was granted as a battle honour, in the British army.