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For Gvozdyk it's his first fight since the disastrous fight against Adonis Stevenson, which left Stevenson in a coma for several weeks.

Ah, @NaBUru38's monthly hour of being online Hello

More often they write about not very controversial topics though, unless you want a big fight about who is the new vice-president of Togo's boules federation or something.

I think here we could vote at the train station as well earlier this month. I think it's quite convenient actually. Personally I didn't vote there, ever since I could vote I did so in my old elementary school, but since this year that was not a location anymore So this time it was the old people's home nearby

People are idiots

Thank you Kenya Citizen TV live stream:

Meh, also no live stream on the NOS website now

NOS for NED apparently, too bad I guess that's only for the main races, because there's nothing yet.

Right, now to find out where on earth to watch this if one is not at the competition venue

Whatever the case, I'd say once the voting procedure and everything has started, songs that have been accepted into the competition at that point should remain so.

Yeah, good thing times changed and that would be far from accepted nowadays, what a moron.

Well that's almost as dumb as one can be, basically. Come on man.

No, you're doing The Sprint

@Sindo Can we have a sarcastic wow for Azeri weightlifters and such?

https://olharolimpico.blogosfera.uol.com.br/2019/03/29/sem-lei-piva-esporte-olimpico-deve-sofrer-apagao-a-partir-de-abril/ Basically, it says that because the Brazilian Olympic Committee (COB) has a significant debt with the government, which they can't pay now, no money - at all - will be given to COB anymore. This was done through Lei Piva/Piva Law, which seems to be going to end from April on (or at least until COB works away it's debt). This way, COB can't divide quite some millions, which they would get via this Lei Piva, to the different federations. I'm taking CBDN (snow sport federation) as example, because that's the one I actually know stuff about, so in their case it mean's that they're gonna depend entirely on the money they get from FIS and IBU, international sports federations. As good as all salaries are paid by this Lei Piva/Piva Law, meaning all money from FIS and IBU would have to be used to pay that...leaving zero money for any infrastructure or any support for athletes. I'm sure the basic workings are similar for most of the other sports federations, except for maybe those that are soo big they don't depend on COB that much. @vinipereira @thiago_simoes @hoversaBR (and apologies if I'm forgetting a Brazilian), feel free to add or change to this. What I said is mostly a mix of what I read in the article and what I heard from someone who knows the inner workings, but it's possible I got some details wrong or something.

Anyone who creates rules like "women count for less than men" and "it's ok to murder people if they have different preferences"

Two in South America? Well-established Brazil, Argentina and Chile make three, doesn't Peru make four then?

Yeah, people who create these rules don't sound overemotional at all

I can imagine especially when you're as filthy rich as Brunei's sultan, and actually putting insane stuff like this into practice might make you lose your assets and investments By the way, specifically 4 adult men? If 3 adult men and 1 adult woman sees it, it doesn't matter?

I'm either understanding it wrong or this is just a really hard thing to prove in the case of male homosexual relationships.

Yeah, he had said that, but after the PL disaster in Rotterdam he was all "I'm gonna quit now" and "I don't give a fuck anymore about all this". The Dutch 'darts channel' started the funeral atmosphere and basically was already burying him, all media in the Netherlands came with big headlines, "Van Barneveld to retire with immediate effect", even the PDC threw out a tweet saying exactly that. Surprise surprise, then this came (tweeted by his manager):

Sharia law is being implemented more and more in Brunei and so the moment everyone saw coming from miles away is there: from next week, gay people can literally and legally be stoned to death. Yay religion, all aboard the time travelling train back to the middle ages.

Jesus, on Dutch TV in the studio they're talking as if Van Barneveld's funeral is about to begin.

Corrupception, when you're trying to literally and publicly buy your way out of corruption troubles