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Don't worry, we'll meet in the final 

Ice hockey is actually a lot more predictable than football. It's much harder for an ice hockey team to make a surprise against a better team than for a football team. I don't know why.

Oh :-) Glad (s)he's still hanging out in the womb then. (S)he would have had some problems fitting in with that height in the outside world.

Looking forward to more little McKrackens in the world :-)

Congratulations!

I don't think I've weighed myself for about 10 years.

Trouble in the third round:

CL:
FC Midtjylland - APOEL Nicosia 1-2

EL:
Brøndby - Omonia Nicosia 0-0 (Brøndby is also second-last in the league after three defeats in three games)
FK Jablonec - FC København 0-1

So we could easily have only one team in the play-off round.

What happened to Györi ETO? Why are they playing in the third division?


Today:

AGF - Randers FC 3-2 (0-2)

Great day! Randers is the most annoying team in the league. Unfortunately the victory was in large part due to a fake penalty and two red cards for Randers (the first one being perhaps only a yellow offense). But no one will remember at the end of the season.

Now 7 points in three games for AGF. Too bad there's still 30 games to go :-)

I'm a bit confused. Is the baby out?

Maybe you'll be the first to participate in a Stunts contest while having exactly three kids, but we should not forget that Krys Toff has four kids.

You must be thinking of this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKY5T8YNg3w

("Hi, my name is Jacob. I'm omnisexual, and I hate everyone with a sexual orientation different from my own. I hate you all! But you still turn me on...")

Wow, nice. I hope I get a chance to see that.

Guess I gotta learn the language to understand. Google Translate didn't help much 

By the way: where are the Venito lyrics from? I think I heard they were written by Horatio, but I can't find them on Google. Did you compose them yourself, with inspiration from Horatio?

I think your records age well. They're what I call "real music", made from real emotions (whatever they may be - in the case of BKM mainly joy and longing and masculine energy I guess) and exhibiting a joy at playing music.

I'm also reminded of Böhm Kalpen Maass when listening to my latest album discovery - The Blue Album by the legendary Russian group Akvarium. Even though the songs and the emotions are very different, there's the same sense of uncontrived expression and the joy of music.

I also like a lot of songs and album that don't have this quality, which I love for other reasons, but when you have this quality it's nearly always worth listening to.

I went to Sylt the other week. On the List harbour and at the Ellenbooge - the northernmost point of Germany - I couldn't stop thinking about Wir gehen an Bord and Könige im Norden.

Looking forward to hear more music!

To be fair, Chris Froome only had one Armstrong moment in this tour (Stage 10). The rest of the time, I always had a feeling that he could be beaten. And in the end, he almost was. He hasn't proven he's the best in the mountains, nor on the time trials or on the road races. He has only proven that he's the most complete grand tour rider right now - the best on average across all terrains.
Still, I was hoping for Quintana to win (and I'd also have preferred Nibali over Froome).

Wow, great ride from Quintana today (and Pinot). It's too bad he lost minutes on the early flat stages. Where are the Hungarian cyclists, by the way?