Round of 16 matches

[grecian]

*Contraceptives not included

Viagara is though, so yay.

Fellaini still **** I see. (secretly hoping to Gambhir him into a goal)

 

[auditor]

Well we did invent freedom. And liberty. And goodness.

it's a great lie

 

[Spark]

Yeah, we've definitely seen this game before

 

[sledger]

it's a great lie

Says someone living in MosCOW. ITSTL.

 

[Spark]

They did produce Batteries not included though. A fine piece of film.

Batteries Not Included is a 1987 family-comic science fiction film directed by Matthew Robbins about small extraterrestrial living machines that save an apartment block under threat from property development.

You just know it's going to be a sophisticated, nuanced work of art.

 

[sledger]

You just know it's going to be a sophisticated, nuanced work of art.

Haha, you've not seen it?! Missing out imo.

 

[Uppercut]

Fellaini was great in his 20 minutes up front against Algeria, so Wilmots has started playing him in midfield, where he's been seriously terrible. Sums up his career.

 

[silentstriker]

How can be be losing so badly with the score being 0-0?

 

[Spark]

Kompany picking a fine moment to fall asleep there

 

[Uppercut]

Kompany picking a fine moment to fall asleep there

Stage is set for one of his trademark uncharacteristic errors.

 

[Spark]

Haha, you've not seen it?! Missing out imo.

It sounds like a MST3k version of The Castle.

 

[grecian]

Haha, you've not seen it?! Missing out imo.

Agree with Sledger here.

So are the Belgians the Mexicans or the Native Americans. I'm just wondering whether to compare this match to the Alamo or Little Big Horn ATM.

 

[auditor]

Says someone living in MosCOW. ITSTL.

She is the author of freedom?

 

[BeeGee]

Yeah, DoD network

The internet grew out of ARPANET which was an inter-network or network of networks. It was the first packet switching network to use TCP/IP communication protocols and was developer by the US DoD to allow various universities and laboratories that were working on DoD projects to communicate with each other.

Here endeth the lesson.

C'mon USA! Don't leave this to penalties.

 

[sledger]

She is the author of freedom?

Sure, yeah, I guess so. Whatever. Send more pics.

 

[silentstriker]

FFS, we will never score and we have to keep them for scoring for 55 more minutes? We're screwed.

 

[grecian]

The internet grew out of ARPANET which was an inter-network or network of networks. It was the first packet switching network to use TCP/IP communication protocols and was developer by the US DoD to allow various universities and laboratories that were working on DoD projects to communicate with each other.

Here endeth the lesson.

C'mon USA! Don't leave this to penalties.

I was reading Disclosure the other night, it's quite amusing when they describe the internet as if it was this a strange new concept. Just weird how the World has changed over 20 years. The main protagonist gets a message from a University on this new concept.

 

[sledger]

I was reading Disclosure the other night, it's quite amusing when they describe the internet as if it was this a strange new concept. Just weird how the World has changed over 20 years. The main protagonist gets a message from a University on this new concept.

Michael Crichton, WAG.

 

[grecian]

Has Sledger Complained about the 'keeping in this match yet?

 

[dontcloseyoureyes]

Can't wait until the WC is over so I don't have to read a SS post again for 4 years.