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heywoodu

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  1. Going to sleep the same way as last Friday: way too hyped and excited to actually fall asleep, let's gooooo
  2. Reminds me of Austria and 'Grüss Gott' ('Greet God') when for example you enter a store Even though I'm definitely not greeting a certain deity, but the person working there.
  3. I know right?! I wish I had never realized this, because now every time I hear/see that inside I'm like 'what the fuck' and thinking:
  4. Hello, I have a question In Dutch, we have the word 'gefeliciteerd', which would literally translate to 'congratulations' (and is used as such) but is also used for 'happy birthday' (we don't have a specific, literal way of saying 'happy birthday'). Now, there's this in my opinion weird thing where people congratulate each other when it's someone's birthday For example, today is my mom's birthday and some family told me 'gefeliciteerd with your mom', which is perfectly normal here, but since a few years I've started to realize this is fucking weird. Same thing two days ago when both my parents and sister said 'gefeliciteerd with your girlfriend' to me, although at least they did so jokingly knowing I find the whole thing excruciatingly weird. In short: is there any other country where people congratulate each other on the birthdays of other people?
  5. This morning a brain hemorrhage struck him (while still in artificial coma) and eventually killed him.
  6. That is awesome news! The 'it's happening tomorrow' thing, not the 'I'm gonna sleep' thing Goodnight
  7. At least they support actual hockey, there's that.
  8. These guys from Almere* come across as such 100% stereotypical 'hockey people' (students with rich backgrounds who care more about being seen and being popular than about actually accomplishing stuff ) *described by everyone not living in Almere as 'the number one city in which I wouldn't even want to be when I'm dead'
  9. At least the ASPIRE Academy is a pretty good thing for athletes I guess. I mean, in terms of ethics it sure beats representing Turkey for a bag of money even without ever setting foot there, or same thing but Bahrain And no, I'm not in love with Bahrain Without knowing the politics, for me it's all the same as Qatar, UAE, Saudi-Arabia: oil-rich countries buying all their stuff instead of coming up with their own cool stuff and athletes (and yes, I'm sure there are tons of interesting ancient things there, but that's definitely from long before the oil-rich part existed )
  10. Another one of those US things, calling their own things 'pro sports' and the rest apparently 'something else' I watch a boatload of pro sports: athletics, cycling, biathlon, alpine skiing, F1, you name it. Also, highlights of NHL, NBA and NFL (not MLB unless it's the play-offs). Your videos remind me that it does seem to be better in college sports, or maybe in American football in general (I don't often hear that monotonous "Let's go xx!" buzzing around there). It's not much of a chant, more just an entry, but I do like the Enter Sandman one of Virginia Tech
  11. Why are US sports fans so insanely boring? No matter which of the US competitions I'm watching, the chants are always basically the same Let's go Dodgers! Let's go Celtics! Let's go Nuggets! Let's go Red Sox! Let's go Rockets! Let's go Raptors! Let's go Penguins! And all that in one monotonous drone of always the same. Can they not think of anything else? And no, the incredibly cringy "I believe that we will win" doesn't count
  12. To make people know Bahrain exists? If it wasn't for those bought athletes and Formula 1, I'd have no idea why I would even know of it's existence And I doubt "we should not buy women" is as much a moral code for Qatar as it is a sign of them believing women are simply inferior beings
  13. A conspiracy is indeed more likely. They're trying to control us by making us believe internet is the problem. Open your eyes, sheeple!
  14. I don't know everyone's opinion, but personally I'd prefer to wait for our Mexican friend to be fully connected to the internet again.
  15. Then there's gonna be 10 people counting votes and coming up with different results and it's just gonna be one insane mess
  16. Nothing one can (reasonably) do when there's stuff like internet companies messing everything up I mean, we could ask @mrv86 to book a ticket to a country where the internet is working fine, but I'd think that's a little much for an online contest
  17. Those youth world champs in Nairobi, holy smokes. Rumours have it half of Kenya is still moving up and down from that one week of non-stop jumping.
  18. This is gonna be a true party of athletics later this year..... (Pic is from today's finals session)
  19. European biathlon fans are so violent, half of them have no head or body.
  20. I'm gonna assume nobody here knows Egyptian politics better than @thepharoah, so I'd like to ask....what the hell happened?
  21. I have always preferred the 100m endurance or the marathon dash.
  22. Well yeah, I'm sure fires will keep happening all over the world, as they have always done
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