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Re: What noteworthy things have you done today? the Second

Charlie Mulgrew said:
Found out there was a football team called BrainTree
*slap*

Get rid of soccer, you are English dammit.
 
Re: What noteworthy things have you done today? the Second

Charlie Mulgrew said:
Radagast the Brown said:
Charlie Mulgrew said:
Radagast the Brown said:
Charlie Mulgrew said:
Found out there was a football team called BrainTree
*slap*

Get rid of soccer, you are English dammit.

But americans wont undertstand :'(

TOO BAD >:D

:'( Why did they call it soccer :'(
to make those of us who know what the original English language is angry, no really, why do we say soccer in north america :???:
 
Re: What noteworthy things have you done today? the Second

Got my wifi to work on my 3DS
 
Re: What noteworthy things have you done today? the Second

attended school for the first time since last Monday, I forgot how much I hated school
 
Re: What noteworthy things have you done today? the Second

We say soccer because of British schools kids that used slang and abbreviations.

There were two types of football back in the day,"Rugby Football" and "Association Football". The major difference here was the use of hands.

Because of shortening and slang, Association Football became Assoc which became a number of other things before becoming "soccer".

Therefore, it is all the Brit's fault for inventing the word "Soccer".

Isn't learning fun?
 
Re: What noteworthy things have you done today? the Second

Dr. Turnip said:
We say soccer because of British schools kids that used slang and abbreviations.

There were two types of football back in the day,"Rugby Football" and "Association Football". The major difference here was the use of hands.

Because of shortening and slang, Association Football became Assoc which became a number of other things before becoming "soccer".

Therefore, it is all the Brit's fault for inventing the word "Soccer".

Isn't learning fun?

Did you get that information from an English source, or Wikipedia?