JudgeHoldin
JudgeHoldin
JudgeHoldin

I kid, I kid

Hilarious how you actually think there’s an argument

Speaking of still being a mess, what are we doing about that, uh, hair situation of yours, Nathan?

I think it’s something Germans do in bed.

I see Diablo, not so much the other one

Even if he spelled it correctly I still wouldn’t understand what his point is

What a pre-Madonna athlete may have looked like

What’s going on with apps? I couldn’t find any yesterday either

What’s going on with apps? I couldn’t find any yesterday either

please no red card puns, please no red card puns, please no red ca- *sigh*

No Blatter’s worse. Even Satan took the fall once

Michael Garcia, a former US attorney, spent two years of his time compiling a report on the bid at FIFAs behest, which they then buried. I’m assuming it all started there

I prefer this one:

I once ate an entire wedge of brie knowing damn well it was brie

I work with a lot of older computer illiterate people, it gets worse

It’s just some no-division amateur league. I remember a year back in Brazil someone straight got decapitated on the field

Ah, I wonder if they’re more about publicity. Every time I see the CFL in the news they are the team being talked about

I feel like the Montreal Alouettes are the only CFL team

Yes, FIFA makes the NFL look the fucking Make-A-Wish foundation. But in this case, the headline is a bit misleading. National teams will often schedule friendly exhibition games or tournaments after the professional season is over, like they do here in the U.S. The big name players don’t want to go because it cuts

I agree with that but thats not my point. I’m only pointing out that this agreement only applies to friendlies that coach and players don’t want to play, such as these after season friendlies they have over here all the time. The article is putting it as if some marketing company has full time naming privileges of the