I know about 60-75% of the people have read the book, but I still think it doesn't make the preview any better and it spoils it for that 40-25% left. I have many friends that are going to be pissed when they see this
Oh Well, i guess it a movie made mainly for the fans.
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What about Roberto Carlos?
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I have nothing against you country, but you must be nuts if you claim that your refs are half as good or experienced as europeans or south americans. The elite of players deserves the elite of referees. I doubt there are many games in Trinidad & Tobago with over 3000 people
Also, I've seen the replay thousands of times, read newspapers all around the world, etc... and yours is the first opinion I see claming it was fair to disallow the goal. Can you point out any proof of your claims?
Just wanted to let you guys know that this years drug tests have been always performed by Korean doctors. FIFA was too cheap to bring doctors from foreign countries (unlike real crapy refs from all over the world). Some people think this explains the awesome physical level of the home Korean team
Did you see them agains Italy? It looked like 25 koreans against 11 italians
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To me the world cup lost all it's value this year the second Spain was unfairly kicked out of it. I've seen many games stolen by referees, but what happened in Spain-Korea was unheard of. I guess bringing soccer (and all its business) to the asian market is pretty important for FIFA
Same thing happened to Italy and Portugal, pretty much every decent team that played Korea. Whether you think it's a big plan to let Korea reach semifinals or just a logical consecuence of letting refs from countries like Uganda or Trinidad and Tobago reach this phase of the WC, there's something wrong here and it has screwed this year's world cup
BTW, people in Spain took it very seriously. There's this site that's holding a contest of fake pictures of the ref. The prize is suposed to be a trip to Uganda, the home country of one of the linemen.
That's part of what makes O'Reilly books so cool, all those notes about practical stuff surounding the book's actual theme. I particularly like the intro to "Learning Perl" (long time ago;-)) or some of the stuff between pages in Essential System Administation.
Wow, this surprises me, I always though Sun's primary source of revenue was their hardware, the OS was a way to get people to buy their hardware.
That's why I thought they dropped Solaris 9 for the Intel architecture: It wasn't worth developing since they weren't selling any hardware with it.
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Why would they show Gandalf in the preview?
I know about 60-75% of the people have read the book, but I still think it doesn't make the preview any better and it spoils it for that 40-25% left. I have many friends that are going to be pissed when they see this
Oh Well, i guess it a movie made mainly for the fans.
What about Roberto Carlos?
I have nothing against you country, but you must be nuts if you claim that your refs are half as good or experienced as europeans or south americans. The elite of players deserves the elite of referees. I doubt there are many games in Trinidad & Tobago with over 3000 people
Also, I've seen the replay thousands of times, read newspapers all around the world, etc... and yours is the first opinion I see claming it was fair to disallow the goal. Can you point out any proof of your claims?
Just wanted to let you guys know that this years drug tests have been always performed by Korean doctors. FIFA was too cheap to bring doctors from foreign countries (unlike real crapy refs from all over the world). Some people think this explains the awesome physical level of the home Korean team
Did you see them agains Italy? It looked like 25 koreans against 11 italians
To me the world cup lost all it's value this year the second Spain was unfairly kicked out of it. I've seen many games stolen by referees, but what happened in Spain-Korea was unheard of. I guess bringing soccer (and all its business) to the asian market is pretty important for FIFA
Same thing happened to Italy and Portugal, pretty much every decent team that played Korea. Whether you think it's a big plan to let Korea reach semifinals or just a logical consecuence of letting refs from countries like Uganda or Trinidad and Tobago reach this phase of the WC, there's something wrong here and it has screwed this year's world cup
BTW, people in Spain took it very seriously. There's this site that's holding a contest of fake pictures of the ref. The prize is suposed to be a trip to Uganda, the home country of one of the linemen.
That's part of what makes O'Reilly books so cool, all those notes about practical stuff surounding the book's actual theme. I particularly like the intro to "Learning Perl" (long time ago ;-)) or some of the stuff between pages in Essential System Administation.
. With USB 2 out now, why does anyone need Firewire? There's no iPod for USB2 that i know of :-)
Wow, this surprises me, I always though Sun's primary source of revenue was their hardware, the OS was a way to get people to buy their hardware. That's why I thought they dropped Solaris 9 for the Intel architecture: It wasn't worth developing since they weren't selling any hardware with it.
You just can't beat that "Scarface" soundtrack while playing GTA. I don't know, maybe "Pulp Fiction" would come close
All this "console war" is great, but still can't afford 60+ for a game that's going to last me less than a week.