Carpathian_Wolf
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dittohead schrieb:asian words isnt it
Yeah but im not asian you dirty southerner
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me netherCarpathian_Wolf schrieb:Yeah but im not asian you dirty southerner
dittohead schrieb:nightwish? yeah theyre shit
catlash schrieb:And now, under 'How to Effectively Raise More Sheeple'....
(found under ESPN.com, concerning American High School Football)
Updated: May 25, 2006, 5:20 PM ET
Coaches face suspension for wins of 50-plus pointsAssocaited Press
HARTFORD, Conn. -- High school football coaches in Connecticut will have to be good sports this fall -- or risk a suspension.
The football committee of the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference, which governs high school sports, is adopting a "score management" policy that will suspend coaches whose teams win by more than 50 points.
A rout is considered an unsportsmanlike infraction and the coach of the offending team will be disqualified from coaching the next game, said Tony Mosa, assistant executive director of the Cheshire, Conn.-based conference.
"We were concerned with any coach running up the game. There's no need for it," Mosa said. "This is something that we really have been discussing for the last couple of years. There were a number of games that were played where the difference of scores were 60 points or more. It's not focused on any one particular person."
Some have dubbed it the "Jack Cochran rule," after the New London High football coach, who logged four wins of more than 50 points last year. In New London's 60-0 rout of Tourtelotte/Ellis Tech, Cochran enraged the Tourtelotte bench by calling a timeout just before halftime. Tourtelotte's coach was arrested on breach of peace charges after police say he struck a security guard and an assistant New London coach.
Leo Facchini, New London's athletic director, called it unfair to single out his coach.
Facchini said he and Cochran tried to pull in the reins during New London's 90-0 drubbing of Griswold last season by trying to get both sides and the timekeeper to agree to run a continuous clock.
Some states, including Iowa, continuously run the game clock in the second half if a team has a 35-point lead. The Connecticut committee rejected a similar proposal because members thought it would unfairly cut into backups' playing time.
Since grade school I have put day/month/year and ever since then I have had both teachers and employers complaint to me that they cannot read nor understand what I am writing and could I not put the date down 'correctly'.Lady_Wolf schrieb:Silly Germans
BERLIN (Reuters) - Thieves in Germany stole 7,500 euros ($9,554) from a man by throwing feces at him from behind and then pick-pocketing him while they pretended to help clean up the mess, authorities said Monday.
After withdrawing 8,000 euros from a bank for a holiday the man was struck in the back of the neck by what he described as human feces, police in the central town of Giessen said.
"Immediately afterwards two large women came up to him from behind and claimed they had seen someone excreting down onto the street from above," police said in a statement.
The two women then began briskly wiping the filth from the man's clothing with paper towels they had with them. They were soon joined by a third man, who also came bearing paper towels.
Only when the man went to take his foul-smelling trousers to cleaners did he notice that 7,500 euros had been taken from his back pocket by one of the would-be helpers, police said
reuters.com
Dumb Americans
Veel Amerikanen weten jaartal '11/9' niet meer
Uitgegeven: 9 augustus 2006 16:33
WASHINGTON - Bijna een derde van de Amerikanen weet niet meer in welk jaar de aanslagen op het Wereldhandelscentrum in New York en het Pentagon in Washington plaatsvonden.
De dag, 11 september, kan bijna iedereen zo opnoemen, maar het jaartal 2001 is nog slechts bij 70 procent bekend. Dat bleek woensdag uit een peiling in opdracht van dagblad The Washington Post
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Lots of Americans don't now the year of 9/11 (yeah in Dutch it is normal to put the day first, then the month)
Washington- Almost a third of the Americans does not remember in which year the attacks on the WTC in New York and the Pentagon in Washington took place.
De day, September 11th, is known by almost everybody, but the year 2001 is known by just 70%.
This was concluded after a poll held in service of the Washington Post
nu.nl
He also went on to berate everyone involved for taking so long to clean up WTC. As a member of the chapter of The Red Cross that was there working all those long, tiring hours, as someone who has seen all the photos we took while there, as someone who lost two people I knew there this is all I have to say to Nagin:LooseCannon schrieb:New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin strikes again.He's been known to say stupid shit but this takes the cake.
When asked why it's taken so long for the NO Recovery,he responded,"It takes time.You guys in New York City still have that hole in the ground & it's been 5 years."This will be on "60 Minutes" this Sun.
I always wondered how these laws are enforced? Is there an official who goes door to door and checks shit, or...Quark schrieb:Sorry, but this is for all those stupid Law makers in different US states.
An example (@Loose).
It's not allowed to clean your sink in Baltimore Maryland, in whatever state your sink msy be! How do you clean it then?????