Re: 2014 World Cup
Posted: July 9 14, 3:23 pm
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Radbird wrote:Is this the equivalent of the Cubs playing the deciding game of the WS at Busch after we were humiliatingly eliminated?
Except for some reason, you're only allowed to try to get laid once every four years and you only get to do it on your home turf once every 60 years.mtcefc wrote:Radbird wrote:Is this the equivalent of the Cubs playing the deciding game of the WS at Busch after we were humiliatingly eliminated?
It's organising a great house party, flirting with the best looking woman in the place all night,as you make a move, your pants fall down, you faint and wake up just in time to see your worst enemy walk out the house with the woman.
But first, you get a chance to go home with the ugly chick, and even that is not a given.trill wrote:Except for some reason, you're only allowed to try to get laid once every four years and you only get to do it on your home turf once every 60 years.mtcefc wrote:Radbird wrote:Is this the equivalent of the Cubs playing the deciding game of the WS at Busch after we were humiliatingly eliminated?
It's organising a great house party, flirting with the best looking woman in the place all night,as you make a move, your pants fall down, you faint and wake up just in time to see your worst enemy walk out the house with the woman.
An estimated 21.6 million people watched Belgium knock out the United States soccer team in the World Cup on U.S. television, an impressive total for a weekday afternoon that almost certainly undercounts how many people actually saw it.
The just-concluded NBA series where the San Antonio Spurs beat the Miami Heat averaged 15.5 million viewers, with 18 million watching the final game. Last fall’s World Series averaged 14.9 million viewers, with 19.2 million watching the Boston Red Sox beat the St. Louis Cardinals in the last game.