How We See The World

I just did 6 laps round the track :cool: I so rule! Ignore me, I really suck at sports.

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Are you? I mean, it's the biggest event when it comes to football (or soccer,however you call it), and some people are not really interested in local/international championships going on in their own country but feel attracted to this particular one because it means your team is the best in the world, but still I think not everone is a sportsperson nor wanna know about it, and they must be feeling left out with all the frenzy around. So....are you one of them?? I'm not a sports freak but I follow national tournaments aswell as international ones such as Libertadores Cup or Champions League, therefore is natural for me to be interested in the World Cup (specially after be…

I'm wearing my Brazil jersey wooot

Nigeria would have represented Africa very well in this world cup. What is your opinion on this?

Ronaldo was criticised for his performance against Croatia Brazil striker Ronaldo visited a clinic on Wednesday complaining of dizziness and headaches - but is expecting to train as normal on Thursday. The Brazilian football association (CBF) said the 29-year-old underwent a medical check-up during the visit. The CBF website said: "No abnormality was found. Ronaldo is, therefore, in normal condition for training." Ronaldo was criticised for his display in Brazil's 1-0 victory over Croatia in their World Cup game on Tuesday. He was ineffectual against the Croats and was jeered as he was replaced by Robinho after 69 minutes. "Ronaldo is fine, he just fell a bit…

Just wondering which one you think is the best looking jersey. Doesnt matter if it is the best or worst team in the cup, just what their jerseys look like. here they are in alphabetical order * Angola * Argentina * Australia * Brazil * Costa Rica * Cote d'Ivoire * Croatia * Czech Republic * Ecuador * England * France * Germany * Ghana

its gonna be a long wet summer...i can see alot more storms hitting florida this year. http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/story.jsp?idq=/ff/story/0001/20060612/1518074305.htm&floc=NW_1-T

German police hold 300 in clashes Police had earlier arrested Poles identified by Polish officers Police have arrested 300 people amid clashes in Dortmund ahead of the Germany-Poland World Cup match. The violence started when police tried to arrest a number of fans, who then attacked officers and began fighting among themselves, police said. Officers were then seen putting on body armour as tens of thousands of fans left the stadium after the game. Police had earlier arrested up to 60 suspected Polish troublemakers, with the help of Polish officers. 'Bottles thrown' German police spokeswoman, Inspector Saskia Schneider, told the BBC officers were initial…

Crouch halts robotic celebrations Peter Crouch says his robotic dancing career is over - and will only be revived if England win the World Cup. Liverpool striker Crouch has become a cult figure among England fans because of his eccentric goal celebration, but now he feels it is time to get serious. He explained: "It's not about robotic dancing. It is about scoring goals and winning matches. It's an important time for everyone now. "It's serious business, though we might all do it if we win the World Cup." He added: "If you can enjoy yourself, all well and good, but the first thing we must concentrate on is winning football matches. "The lads are keen…

Karl Rove won’t be prosecuted in CIA leak case Top White House aide was under scrutiny over disclosure of agent’s identityNBC News and news services Updated: 8:57 a.m. ET June 13, 2006 WASHINGTON - Top White House aide Karl Rove has been told by prosecutors he won’t be charged with any crimes in the investigation into leak of a CIA officer's identity, his lawyer said Tuesday. Attorney Robert Luskin said that special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald informed him of the decision on Monday, ending months of speculation about the fate of one of President Bush’s closest advisers. Rove testified five times before a grand jury. Fitzgerald has already secured a crimi…

LADIES' nights could become a thing of the past when new European equal rights laws come into force, according to a licensing expert. The EU directive aims to make sure goods and services are offered to men and women equally. This means ladies' nights - where women get into bars, pubs and clubs free while men have to pay - could be in breach of the new laws. Advertisement your story continues below The UK and other EU member states must adopt the equal treatment rules by next December. Lisa Sharkey, a partner in solicitors firm Poppleston Allen which specialises in licensing law, said she expected ladies' nights to die out because they discriminate against me…

Live football matches will no longer be broadcast on the BBC big screens in Liverpool and London after trouble flared during England's first match. About 50,000 people gathered at nine of the screens around the UK to watch England play Paraguay on Saturday, but violence erupted and arrests were made. At Canary Wharf in London, 16 people were injured when fighting broke out in a 6,000-strong crowd. In Liverpool there were two arrests as fans threw bottles and cans. Stores surrounding Liverpool's Clayton Square screen locked their doors as police attempted to restore order. The screens are operated by the BBC in partnership with local councils and the police. The ban…

Uhh... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIRff7MEsCw&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fblog%2Emyspace%2Ecom%2Findex%2Ecfm%3Ffuseaction%3Dblog%2Eview%26friendID%3D53634955%26blogID%3D131348009%26MyToken%3Db3f2a75e%2D74e

This suprised me! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKfntRxUwSQ

the result of tomorrow's match has leaked onto the internet 16 hours before the offical kick-off http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/world_cup_2006/4852548.stm

Australian boys' highway escapade Two Australian brothers aged 10 and six drove 100km (62 miles) along a busy New South Wales highway in a bid to make a surprise visit to their grandfather. Startled motorists called the police after seeing the boys alone in the car. They had travelled over two-thirds of the way towards their destination, near Moree, when police pulled them over. "They appeared to be driving normally, certainly better than probably some other people on that road," Sgt Matt Clifford of the Moree police said. The two boys took their grandmother's car and set off up the Newell Highway, the Sydney Morning Herald reported. When police stopped th…

Ecuador 2 - Poland - 0 I'm drunk and exited .. and I want to celebrate YAY!! :joker: :juggle: :dance: :dance: :2thumbsup::dance: :dance::juggle: :jester:

After the dissapointment of last edition (we got eliminated in the first round), we feel very hopeful. Our team is fresh and energetic and we've got some of the best individual players in the world, most of them playing in international leagues. Most important, we wanna be Champions again after 20 years since our last time (Mexico '86), and we really really don't want to lose over Brazil.

did anyone else see this movie?? I know its quite old by now... but I just got around to seeing this one this weekend..... I liked it a lot!! Makes you think and wonder about the Matrix and Donnie Darko.... anyone?

:dance: woohoo! I know its still early... but forgive me.. I'm so excited!!!! :D

A man has been charged with holding one of the stars of TV castaway drama Lost hostage at his house in Hawaii. Ruben Royce is accused of committing five "home invasion robberies", including one involving actor Josh Holloway, who plays Sawyer on the show. Mr Royce also faces unrelated charges of assault, burglary and vehicle theft, with bail set at $1 million (£541,000). The 21-year-old's lawyer said his client would plead not guilty at his next court appearance later this month. Gunpoint The hostage drama is alleged to have taken place last October, in which Holloway's wife Yessica was also held at gunpoint by an intruder. Holloway made appearances o…

Damn.... France striker Djibril Cisse has suffered a suspected broken leg in Les Bleus' last warm-up game for the World Cup finals. The Liverpool star was involved in a collision with a defender after 12 minutes of the game against China and was stretchered off after a sickening landing on his right leg. The injury appeared to be very serious, with Cisse going to hospital as a result and giving coach Raymond Domenech severe cause for concern with France's opening game coming against Switzerland on June 13. If the bad news regarding the former Auxerre man is confirmed, then the Bleus boss will have until 5pm on June 12 to name a replacement for his squad. …

Violent confrontations that left 16 people injured have marred a screening of England's winning opening World Cup game in London. Several arrests were also made at a showing in Liverpool after what was described as a "mini riot" broke out. As a result police cut the showing, on BBC big screens in Clayton Square, Liverpool and Canary Wharf. Manchester council is reviewing its arrangements after five people were arrested at its BBC screen. The BBC said it was the first time violence had broken out at its screens around England since they went into operation. Six people were taken to hospital in London, but police in Liverpool said the disorder resulted in n…

does anyone else watch this show??? I am hooked! I love this show... I get genuinely scared sometimes when I watch, I change the channel when I do.. then I go back for more lol The Waverly Hills Sanitarium is by far the most scariest!!!! I fear hospitals as it is!!!!!