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11/14/2003

Papa n0eI (2:15:41 PM): YES PERFEKT
Papa n0eI (2:15:46 PM): WITH A K
Papa n0eI (2:15:52 PM): CAUSE ITS UBER THAT WAY
LordofWild (2:15:55 PM): WITH AN AK?
LordofWild (2:15:57 PM): I AGREE
LordofWild (2:16:01 PM): NOTE TO FBI
Papa n0eI (2:16:03 PM): ALLAH!
LordofWild (2:16:04 PM): NO JOKE HERE
LordofWild (2:16:07 PM): BE AFRAID
Papa n0eI (2:16:22 PM): LETS HOPE THEY DON"T REALIZE UEFA MEANS "THE BASE"
LordofWild (2:16:27 PM): lol
LordofWild (2:16:28 PM): WHOOPS
Papa n0eI (2:16:39 PM): DAMN CEASE COMMUNICATIONS
LordofWild (2:16:47 PM): LETS HOPE THEY WERENT PAYING ATTENTION WHEN YOU SAID TEH BASE WAS UEFA
Papa n0eI (2:16:50 PM): lol
LordofWild (2:16:56 PM): OR THAT THEY WERENT PAYING ATTENTION JUST NOW
LordofWild (2:16:58 PM): OR AT ALL
Papa n0eI (2:17:04 PM): RIGHT
Papa n0eI (2:17:20 PM): SOCCER BALL IS NOT CODE FOR NUKE
Papa n0eI (2:17:29 PM): IT ISN'T
LordofWild (2:17:37 PM): I HOPE THEY DOEN KNOW WHAT THE UNITED STARTS JOINING EUEFEA DURING "EURO 2004" MEANS
Papa n0eI (2:17:58 PM): IT WILL CHANGE EVERYTHING
LordofWild (2:18:10 PM): I SPELLED SHIT WRONG TO THROW THEM OFF

Papa n0eI (2:18:22 PM): GOOD ECHELON CAN'T CAPTURE SPELLING ERRORS
LordofWild (2:18:32 PM): STUPID ECHLEON
LordofWild (2:18:36 PM): SEE I DID IT AGAIN
LordofWild (2:18:39 PM): WHOOPS
LordofWild (2:18:40 PM): AGIAN
Papa n0eI (2:18:42 PM): LET ME CORRECT YOU
Papa n0eI (2:18:44 PM): ECHELON
Papa n0eI (2:18:47 PM): UEFA
LordofWild (2:18:49 PM): OLO

SpyHunter movie concept images...

wow i think i'm gonnna throw up.

You guys see the new adidas national jerseys? at first glance they not so bad. THEN YOU SEE IT. THE FUCKING MESH GOES NEARLY ALL THE WAY AROUND. THEY UGLY. they in the new eurosport.

the track suites are prety sweet though.

wow they got alot of posters in the eurosport too. door size ruud poster.

11/13/2003

http://www.drunkenaardvark.com/

Thats a nifty little addon to make you an itunes addict

STEAL THE SONGS INSTEAD OF LISTENING TO THEM

Don't tell your friends or apple gonna hunt you down and kill you. Seriously the less people know the longer this program will work. I give it 2 weeks tops for apple to patch itunes to disable this.

wow sure looks cold...where did u get hosting for that?

Well they lost the 2002 final to a bunch of monkey's

Hey paul good job at failing to imitate someone else.

So do you at the World Cup 2006 in Germany, the Germans will try to show themselves as a superior people? What will happen if the German people are humiliated by a team like Senegal or Korea, or some new football upstart? Should we expect an ethic cleansing, and just how bad would it be to cleanse a small nation or two?
Really, how smart of an idea was it to put a World Cup in Germany?

11/12/2003

oh i saw sting today



JOE COOL I AGREE! BIDIBODIBIDIBU!
WE WILL SHOW THEM HOW TO FIGHT WITH
OUR SUPERIOR CLIMACOOL GERMAN TECHNOLOGY
AND OUR ROUNDEST BALLS EVER



By Grant Wahl

SI.com - Nov. 11, 2003

Let's call it what it was: the greatest game in MLS history.

I won't argue about this. And neither will U.S.
national team coach Bruce Arena, who had the
fortune of being on site for Sunday night's
unforgettable first-round playoff victory by the
San Jose Earthquakes over the visiting Los
Angeles Galaxy.

Calling it the Cl?sico de California won't do it
justice. Understand: To continue their season,
the Quakes had to score five unanswered goals
after going down 4-0 (aggregate) in the 13th
minute on Sunday.

Not only that, but they had to do it against the
defending MLS champion, a team that hadn't given
up more than two goals in a game all season.

And they did it. Five freaking goals -- capped by
Chris Ro?er's 90th-minute equalizer and the
golden goal in overtime by Rodrigo Faria, who
broke down crying under a dogpile of teammates on
the Spartan Stadium sod.

All the "postseason epic" comparisons are apt.
This was the Bills coming from 32 points down to
beat the Oilers (with ace passer Richard
Mulrooney playing Frank Reich). This was MLS's
version of the Chargers over the Dolphins (with
the exhausted Brian Mullan playing Kellen
Winslow). This was better than Stallone's
penalty-kick save in Victory.

This was the kind of game that builds a league.

Best match in MLS history? No doubt. "It was the
best game I've ever seen in terms of the
excitement and what had to be accomplished,"
Arena told me on Monday. "It's one thing if they
had won the game 3-2 and under the old format
sent it into another 30 minutes [of sudden-death
OT]. But to win it on aggregate ... I can't say
it was impossible, because it's not impossible.
They did it."

Remember, Arena sees more MLS games than just
about anyone ("definitely 80 percent of the
games, maybe more," he says), and recall, too,
that he was personally involved as D.C. United's
coach in the game that is now No. 2 in MLS
history: United's 3-2 win over L.A. (those Galaxy
again) in MLS Cup I after coming back from a 2-0
deficit.

Not even that one compares to Sunday night. "We
didn't have to score five goals in the '96
final," Arena says. "We were down two goals and
got the two to go into overtime. They had to get
four to go into overtime. And the goals -- all
seven of them -- were great goals."

Arena is not a man who normally gushes. He was
gushing over the phone on Monday: "It was truly
remarkable. The crowd [of 14,145] was into it.
And the soccer by San Jose was pretty good, you
know. They had to break down an L.A. team that
was putting a lot of players behind the ball and
had a great goalkeeper [Kevin Hartman] who made
two fantastic saves."

Choosing the Quakes' hero was an impossible task.
Was it Mulrooney, whose Hail Mary cross to Ro?er
in Minute 90 saved the day when it looked like
the game was over? Was it Landon Donovan, whose
perfect through-ball set up Faria for his winning
first-time laser? Was it coach Frank Yallop, the
anti-Grady Little, who sent on Ro?er just two
minutes before he headed home the equalizer? Or
was it Faria, the late sub who nearly gave up the
sport after his father died back home in Brazil
last summer?

Or maybe it was Jamil Walker (one goal and one
assist in his first pro start). Or the tireless
Mullan. Or wily old vet Jeff Agoos, whose 20-yard
free kick bomb started the rally in the first
place.

Thank god for the MLS Shootout TV package. This
game alone was worth the $50 price tag -- and not
just for supporters of either team, but for
anyone who considers himself an American soccer
fan.

Here's an idea: Given the handful of people who
actually saw the broadcast, wouldn't you think
the good folks at Fox Sports World could run it
again as an Instant Classic? That would be the
best way to recreate the
upside-down-exclamation-mark passion that
surrounded this game. (Which reminds me, how much
fun is it to watch Spanish-language soccer
broadcasts? Think about it. ???Cuatro a cuatro,
increƮble!!! ???Es un cl?sico!!! just sounds
better than Four-four. Incredible, a classic. Ah,
the limitations of the English language.)

And so MLS' much-maligned new playoff format is
vindicated. Sort of. Another way to look at it
would be to wonder how much better MLS would be
if it had games like this one -- games that
really meant something -- more often.

As Arena says, "For my job it's one of the few
games where I'm really able to evaluate players
in high-pressure conditions. And players show in
those types of settings. There's not enough games
like that in the league.

"You'll see games like that in Europe. They're
fast-paced, they're intense, and players are
playing like it means something. If MLS went to a
[single] table next year and had the top three or
four teams get bonuses at the end of the year,
every game would mean something. It would raise
the level considerably. Right now, being one of
eight teams to make the playoffs isn't an
accomplishment. And then you get into these short
little series that make a farce out of the 30
previous games."

All that said, Arena couldn't help but be
impressed by what happened Sunday night. And the
fact is, he has been able to identify some new
national team prospects: "I would say [New
England's] Pat Noonan, from what I've seen the
last month or two. Brian Mullan is an interesting
player. And the kid Jamil Walker had a fantastic
game last night. He's a walking advertisement for
the league. We're often critical of the league,
but you look at this kid who came in at the
beginning of the year and was really raw,
inexperienced and not ready to play, and he got a
goal last night and was dangerous. It's pretty
noticeable that he's made considerable
improvements throughout the year."

It was Walker, the rookie from Santa Clara, who
fed Donovan on Quakes goal No. 2 -- and then
scored on his own header (from who else,
Mulrooney) for No. 3. That set the stage for a
miracle comeback that nobody, deep down, could
have imagined possible.

As Arena put it, "Before the game, I told Frank
[Yallop], 'You can't let them get the first goal,
and if they get the second goal [to go up 4-0
overall] then head to the bar.'

"I'm happy he didn't listen to my advice."

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THey repeatings the game this friday before mls eastern conf final on fsw at 6:30

Italian Defense Minister Antonio Martino said the Italian dead were 11 Carabinieri military police, four soldiers and two civilians -- Italy's highest military death toll since World War II.

I AM OUTRAGED. I DEMAND BERLUSCONI INVOLVE THE GERMANS, AND SHOW PRES. BUSH HOW QUICKLY NAZIS AND FASCISTS CAN IMPOSE ORDER ON DANGEROUS PEOPLES. I ALSO DEMAND BERLUSCONI REPLACE THOSE 11 CARABINIERI MPs WITH AC MILAN's FIRST-TEAM SQUAD.

Why not have him mail you the charger? Is that so tough? Cram it in an envelope, lick a book of stamps, and shove it in a mailbox.

by if anything you mean kill them all and by charger u mean revenge

Allah be with you

LoL

I think I'm back the 26th or something.

patrickjdavila (12:09:51 AM): yeah you know what white rapists and black rapists have in common?
patrickjdavila (12:09:55 AM): they both rape white women

11/11/2003

you couldn't come up with something better?

AND DON'T TELL ANY FRIENDS CAUSE IT WILL BE HARDER FOR US TO GET TICKETS

whens thanks giving break for everyone.

http://www.nydailynews.com/11-11-2003/front/story/135799p-120870c.html

I would go see Troy. Largely because the Hulk is in it.
Haha, anyway, apparently Sour really hurt Teo's feelings. Whatta bunch of women around here. I think he learned not to mess with my phone, and probably also to fear Sour, though I think he's talking smack. Of course, that don't mean much when your socks, pillow, jacket, and laptop bag are full of sunflower seeds, and you're too pusy to do anything back. Plus, we did steal most if not all of his condoms, and yeah, he can't really say much in his defense. Must remind him often, and publicly.

Ok. I'm not satisfied at all with Boston. Might as well fess up that I really don't like it. Time to see what I can do about going elsewhere.

11/09/2003

http://troymovie.warnerbros.com/index_noflash.html