2010 WORLD CUP - SOCCER IS GHEY.

[CT III]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

When who was killed?

[Eli]

And in other european sports news, the Mahut /Isner match is tied up at 2 sets each....

and 54 all in the fifith

http://espn.go.com/espn3/player?id=6367&league=Wimbledon is showing it (the match is now well over 9 hours old).

And suspended for tomorrow.  Isner can barely walk, so he may not even get out of bed. 

[Slaky]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

When who was killed?

Some guy named Miami U. Not sure what the U stands for, though.

[Richard Chuggar]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

Faggy McGee?

[PenPho]

And in other european sports news, the Mahut /Isner match is tied up at 2 sets each....

and 54 all in the fifith

http://espn.go.com/espn3/player?id=6367&league=Wimbledon is showing it (the match is now well over 9 hours old).

And suspended for tomorrow.  Isner can barely walk, so he may not even get out of bed. 

I'm not much on tennis, but this is amazing.

[Yeti]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

Being gay is politics?

[Bonk]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

When who was killed?

Feb. 5. Icy roads north of campus.

[Richard Chuggar]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

When who was killed?

Feb. 5. Icy roads north of campus.

Was he on first?

[Bonk]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

Being gay is politics?

The Pride march certainly is. The Cup is there for a specific reason, not just to make a statement about the NHL being pro-gay rights.

[Bonk]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

When who was killed?

Feb. 5. Icy roads north of campus.

Was he on first?

Brendan Burke? Brian Burke's son? The whole reason the Cup was at the parade?

[Yeti]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

Being gay is politics?

The Pride march certainly is. The Cup is there for a specific reason, not just to make a statement about the NHL being pro-gay rights.

For the fags to jerk off into it?

[Bonk]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

Being gay is politics?

The Pride march certainly is. The Cup is there for a specific reason, not just to make a statement about the NHL being pro-gay rights.

For the fags to jerk off into it?

Yeah, that's it.

[SKO]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

When who was killed?

Feb. 5. Icy roads north of campus.

Was he on first?

Brendan Burke? Brian Burke's son? The whole reason the Cup was at the parade?

Oh. I just googled that. That sucks. Is it still okay for me to say that soccer is gay?

[Richard Chuggar]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

When who was killed?

Feb. 5. Icy roads north of campus.

Was he on first?

Brendan Burke? Brian Burke's son? The whole reason the Cup was at the parade?

[Bonk]

Morph explained to me earlier this concept of "Injury Time." It finally answered my question as to why the game I endured went on for 93 minutes. With regards to this "Injury Time" I must state emphatically that I find this institution to be undeniably Gay. But it's cool that the US of A won today. If our Gays can out gay the rest of the gays on the planet at their gay game on their gay fields, with their gay refs apparently determined to wave off every American goal, well, that's pretty something.

If soccer is so much gayer than American sports, why is the Stanley Cup going to be at the Pride parade?

To piss off the religious conservatives/hockey fans who lurk on ProHockeyTalk and Puck Daddy message boards?

Normally I hate when politics and sports are intertwined, but I think it's awesome the Cup is in this year's parade. I have Miami U. season tickets, and I was in town for the weekend when he was killed. I know everyone sugarcoats people that when they die, but he seriously was one of the best people on the planet, not to mention incredibly smart.

[/seriousness]

When who was killed?

Feb. 5. Icy roads north of campus.

Was he on first?

Brendan Burke? Brian Burke's son? The whole reason the Cup was at the parade?

Oh. I just googled that. That sucks. Is it still okay for me to say that soccer is gay?

Yes it is, although I do like the World Cup. I can tolerate it once every four years.

I guess I thought the Burke story was more common knowledge nationally. It was huge here.