Monday, June 28, 2010
I am...
Sunday, June 27, 2010
NOOOOOOOOO, Goodbye South Africa.
This picture summarizes how I feel about South Africa.
Also, England got robbed of a goal that would have led to Germany's demise. BULLLLLLLSSHIIIIITTT. BULLLLLLSHIT....
So who's gonna win? Mexico or Argentina?? I supposed I should ask "who do you hate more?? Mexico or Argentina??"
Saturday, June 26, 2010
PEE-PEEinaar
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Dear Bill Clinton,
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Imagine 30,000 people calling you "puto..."
The game was great because the two times Bufana scored a goal, 1/3 of the stadium got up and danced. South Africans know how to enjoy the World Cup even though their team didn't make it to 2nd round.
Domenech, the French manager, showed how big of D'bags the French truly are by not shaking hands with Carlos P., S.A.'s manager. Yeah, some of the French apologized, but to their "fans" and not the world for being the world's reigning Ds.
I forgot to comment on Crissy 'greasy chicken' Ronaldo and their 7-0 on N.K. That was the first live game transmitted in N.K. and they saw their team get brutalized. Spain, also a good game against Honduras. I of course was cheering for Honduras, which I know was futile, but watching Villa miss the penalty in attempts for a greedy hat trick, well that was a win in itself.
No pics from Joburg yet, but I have already met some great people that I plan to chill with before Sunday. That is of course if Nelson doesn't launch another attack on my 'joda' here in South Africa.
and here...
La Gata Fina's Sexiest Player of the Last few Days is...
With sexy brows and a hint of Roque, Mark comes close to being my dream man.
Also, the Chilean team is very sexy all around. I had forgotten about them, but they're South American, they're hot, and well, they've gotten kind of lucky in this W.C.
And now... off to USA v. Algeria!!
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Pictures of the Slovakia game
posting pictures on blogger is too much effort...
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Paraguay 2 - Slovakia 0
Tomorrow... Joburg!
Yesterday, I pet a leopard...
The leopard wouldn't lick me though. I was pissed. I got REJECTED by a leopard. But on the plus side, it didn't bit my hand off. I bet a BABY LION TOO. It was sooo cute, omg. The "African wild dogs" were obviously the cutest though...
Here are some pics...
The baby leopard that wouldn't lick me.
Friday, June 18, 2010
Germany, wtf. USA... You got robbed
I've been trying to stream the first episode of True Blood, but I'm failing miserably. The internet here is so slow. ~~Could never live here~~~
Jk.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Nigerian Heartbreak, El Tri Victorious... and Pictures
And then... only a few hours after I declare my love for Mexico, they stomp France. Straight up stomping right there. I was half asleep the whole time (I'm tired and getting sick) but I was awake to see the goals and hear Cielito Lindo again. I wish I was in Polokwane tonight to celebrate with the Mexiz like I was doin' in the picture below...
and here are a few more pics of the last few days...
The band above was playing at Mama Africa, a really touristy restaurant, but they were awesome.
and that's all for now...
I'm Converting to...
Yesterday we missed our flight to Bloemfontein because Nelson can't tell the difference between 11:15 and 12:30. This meant that we got to watch the South Africa v. Uruguay game in a little Asian bar in Cape which was actually super delicious. It was also super depressing since the loss to Uruguay basically meant that Bufana Bufana is out. What was up with Forlan's lip? Was that a cold sore? Sexy, goldilocks.
So in actual soccer news...
The Jabulani Ball
What's up with the ball? Everyone's saying it's as good as one you'd buy at a grocery store. While everyone shit-talks, Roque is sweet about it.
The Spanish Upset
Don't care.
The Argentines
Looking great right now. Messi's unstoppable and Maradona is a lucky bastard. Congrats on the hat trick Higuain!! His 3rd goal in 81st minute... you're the goaldiggers sexy player of the day.
He can thank Messi for that...
The Referees
The ref during last night's South Africa game though, he was completely out of line. The goalie shouldn't have gotten a red card. Oh well, sorry Bufana Bufana.
So...I'll get back to watching the last 5 minutes of this game and get ready to walk over to Free State Stadium and see if we can get some tickets to the Greece v. Nigeria game.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
5 minutes to post...
SO MUCH GOING ON.
So far, South Africans have been so friendly and hospitable, Mexicans have been a good time, the Argentines have been hilarious, and the 3 yanks proved to be quite entertaining as well. The Paraguayans have been rather dull, but sadly, that's no surprise.
The past 3 nights have been crazy with every night being spent on Long Street and the Dubliner which is this hilarious bar that's been absolutely packed every night. We also had the most delicious dinner at Mama Africa. Time's up!
I'll be internetting all day tomorrow, I hope.
Monday, June 14, 2010
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Somewhere in London Town...
Drinking Strongbow, watching Korea v. Greece.
A correction on yesterday's post... After reviewing the rules of the offsides, I realized I'm a fool and I'm wrong and that Mexico's goal was NOT valid.
A player is in an offside position if they are nearer to the opposition's goal line than both the ball and the second last opponent.
In Vela's case, the goalie had run out and the defender was the last opponent on the field. Good thing, cause I still hate Mexico.
Korea just scored. Cheers to my Korean friends... my three Korean friends... lolz
I'll be watching the Argentina v. Nigeria game at this same pub (that I'm already in love with) and unfortunately we'll be missing the USA v. England game because we'll be at Heathrow on our way to CAPE TOWN!!!
Also, no surprise here, traveling with Nelson sucks. : DHe's a funkiller. He better get over it and not be a funkiller/cockblock these next two weeks.
Friday, June 11, 2010
Waka Waka, Day 1
So thoughts on day 1… I spent the Mexico v. S.A. game on the computer and watching the game with my dadz (HAPPY B’DAY PAPI!) and the France v. Uruguay game at Dukem on U St. feasting on Ethiopian food and hoping to God and La Virgen that goldilocks would score.
I was 30 minutes late to this game, but I don’t think I missed much. Nicolas Lodeira will be missing the next game due to that wicked foul on Sagna. The last few minutes were intense with the French offense taking full advantage of being one man up, but Henry failed to impress proving he is not the next Zidane. I would have liked the Sudacas to take the win, but alas, we shall see.
And the games begin...
As I sit here watching the intro to the Mexico, South Africa game and seeing the beautiful views of Soccer City, I can feel my eyes watering up a bit. I have been looking forward to this day ever since my brother went to France '98 to support our beloved Albirroja. I did rearrange quite a bit in my life so that I could have the privilege of attending this year, namely graduating in 4 years (I never would have tried that hard otherwise, honestly) and saving up thousands of dollars, but my work is nothing compared to that of the South Africans. South Africans have been waiting for this day for 6 years. They have been waiting to prove the world wrong and show that they can be the first African nation in history to host the World Cup. They faced setbacks that left many people doubting, but here we are today seeing these aerial shots of soccer city on ESPN HD (of course) packed with 90,000 beautiful people. I feel honored to soon be one of the attendees! I won't get into how excited I am from a development perspective, but I do hope the World Cup is just a step towards great things to come. Unfortunately, Nelson Mandela can't make the game or the opening ceremonies due to the tragic death of his 13 year old granddaughter, but his hard work has led up to this day and can't be forgotten.
So now... South Africa versus Mexico.
Good luck, Bafana Bafana!