Chim Knee Weep
About Last Night
Philippe Senderos 6
The WHOLE of Highbury HAS KITTENS EVERY TIME HE GETS THE BALL but he SOMEHOW came through his big test unscathed.
Aleksandr Hleb 6
The unpredictable midfielder NEVER seems to know what he is going to do next and frequently gave the ball away in dangerous positions.
Raul Bravo 6
The Leeds REJECT was DRAFTED in to COMBAT Henry’s pace but COULDN'T get a telling tackle in on the Arsenal DANGERMAN.
Zinedine Zidane 6
Mesmerising control and awareness but the MOTOR IS SEIZING UP and the French superstar CLEARLY DOESN'T DO tracking back .
(from The Sun - capitals BY andrew)
posted by andrew taylor at 10:57 AM
7 Comments:
jumping roundhouse kick to the upper right jaw.
dude, i thought you might 'preciate this: http://www.infinitecat.com/
it's an online community of cats. a cybernetworking tool for felines.
i want to know about bulgarian food. is it similar to japanese food? I think it probably is.
also, why are all the greatest inventors always bulgarian?
i have never been to bulgaria. i imagine it to be a cross between the Freedonia of Duck Soup and the Borduria of King Ottokar's Sceptre.
william and alex
jumping roundhouse kick to the upper right jaw.
dude, i thought you might 'preciate this: http://www.infinitecat.com/
it's an online community of cats. a cybernetworking tool for felines.
i want to know about hungarian food. is it similar to japanese food? I think it probably is.
also, why are all the greatest inventors always hungarian?
i have never been to hungary. i imagine it to be a cross between the Freedonia of Duck Soup and the Borduria of King Ottokar's Sceptre.
william and alex
The infinite cat website is off the wall.
You're right. Bulgarian food is pretty similar to Japanese. The only real difference is that it is eaten with chopsticks. And, increasingly, people are using chopsticks here.
What you say about inventions is interesting too, because chopsticks were actually invented by a Hungarian chap. He nicked the idea from some Asians, but never saw any of the profits. He died poor and hungry.
Yes. Borduria. Ha! That brings back memories. I might go there next.
jumping roundhouse kick to the upper right jaw.
dude, i thought you might 'preciate this: http://www.infinitecat.com/
it's an online community of cats. a cybernetworking tool for felines.
i want to know about ukrainian food. is it similar to japanese food? I think it probably is.
also, why are all the greatest inventors always ukrainian?
i have never been to the ukraine. i imagine it to be a cross between the Freedonia of Duck Soup and the Borduria of King Ottokar's Sceptre.
william and alex
The infinite cat website is off the wall.
You're right. Ukrainian food is pretty similar to Bulgarian. The only real difference is that it is eaten with chopsticks. And, increasingly, people are using chopsticks here.
What you say about inventions is interesting too, because chopsticks were actually invented by a Ukrainian chap. He nicked the idea from some Bulgarians, but never saw any of the profits. He died poor and hungry.
Yes. Borduria. Ha! That brings back memories. I might go there next.
jumping roundhouse kick to the upper right jaw.
dude, i thought you might 'preciate this: http://www.infinitecat.com/
it's an online community of cats. a cybernetworking tool for felines.
i want to know about japanese food. is it similar to japanese food? I think it probably is.
also, why are all the greatest inventors always japanese?
i have never been to japan. i imagine it to be a cross between the Freedonia of Duck Soup and the Borduria of King Ottokar's Sceptre.
william and alex
The infinite cat website is off the wall.
You're right. Japanese food is pretty similar to Japanese. The only real difference is that it is eaten with chopsticks. And, increasingly, people are using chopsticks here.
What you say about inventions is interesting too, because chopsticks were actually invented by a Japanese chap. He nicked the idea from some Bulgarians, but never saw any of the profits. He died poor and hungry.
Yes. Japan. Ha! That brings back memories. I might go there next.
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