How do you say "Neener neener neener" in French?

[Aaron]

Italy wins World Cup.

[Zenistar]

I'm really glad that Italy won even though they maybe did not play the best football this evening, the Zidane incident ruined the final and would have marred any French win.

[Aaron]

Originally Posted by Zenistar

I'm really glad that Italy won even though they maybe did not play the best football this evening, the Zidane incident ruined the final and would have marred any French win.

I haven't watched a soccer game since my dormmates lost 1-0 in the 2nd overtime in the 1983 NCAA soccer championships. Columbia had the best defense in the country and gave up 6 goals all season. They lost to Indiana, where every player had an athletic scholarship.

Now the French can go back to watching their cars getting torched all summer by an invader they'd prefer not to mention.

I'm going to grill some Italian sausage to celebrate tonight.

[SeanGAR]

I can see how you'd be proud of the performance of the American team this world cup. All the French did was reach the final and lose in the penalty kick. The Americns scored ... what ... 1 goal in 3 games? Yeah ... you go neener those French Aaron ..... I'm glad you can be proud of your own team. Please don't ask where the Canadian team was .... I think they forgot to sharpen their skates.

[Aaron]

Originally Posted by SeanGAR

I can see how you'd be proud of the performance of the American team this world cup. All the French did was reach the final and lose in the penalty kick. The Americns scored ... what ... 1 goal in 3 games? Yeah ... you go neener those French Aaron ..... I'm glad you can be proud of your own team. Please don't ask where the Canadian team was .... I think they forgot to sharpen their skates.

SeanGAR... my favorite stalker...

Hell, I hate sports that don't involve throwing. Soccer is a sport for dhimmi-wannabes in my book. Opposable thumbs are what help distinguish us primates from lower life forms.

Lacrosse has everything soccer has AND integrates hand-eye coordination.

As for me, I was a slow runner out of the womb and played positions like catcher, pitcher and first base where I didn't have to run. Also threw javelin and discus. Gimme a bat and I'm handy, too.

I'd sooner write a political post here on CS and take bets on how long Klugsy will punt it to Jokes than actually suffer watching a soccer game.

[Corona Gigante]

Originally Posted by Aaron

SeanGAR... my favorite stalker...

Hell, I hate sports that don't involve throwing. Soccer is a sport for dhimmi-wannabes in my book. Opposable thumbs are what help distinguish us primates from lower life forms.

Lacrosse has everything soccer has AND integrates hand-eye coordination.

As for me, I was a slow runner out of the womb and played positions like catcher, pitcher and first base where I didn't have to run. Also threw javelin and discus. Gimme a bat and I'm handy, too.

I'd sooner write a political post here on CS and take bets on how long Klugsy will punt it to Jokes than actually suffer watching a soccer game.

'Ee eez... 'ow you say in Eeenglish... "un troll?"

[Aaron]

1992-1993... the last year a Canadian team won the Stanley Cup.

1993... the last year a Canadian team won the World Series.

SeanGAR, how do you say "neener neener neener" in Canadian, eh?

[SeanGAR]

Originally Posted by Aaron

1992-1993... the last year a Canadian team won the Stanley Cup.

1993... the last year a Canadian team won the World Series.

SeanGAR, how do you say "neener neener neener" in Canadian, eh?

Well Aaron, if the Captain of the team is from Ottawa and the majority of the rest of the team is from Canada, its a tough sell to tell me that Carolina is an American team. The majority of the players are Canadian, the team is not American, no matter where they are located.

Neener neener, indeed, Aaron.

[Aaron]

Originally Posted by SeanGAR

Well Aaron, if the Captain of the team is from Ottawa and the majority of the rest of the team is from Canada, its a tough sell to tell me that Carolina is an American team. The majority of the players are Canadian, the team is not American, no matter where they are located.

Neener neener, indeed, Aaron.

So aside from the Canucks who whore themselves out to locations south of the Mason-Dixon line where hockey ought NOT be played -- if your lakes don't freeze solid enough for your boys to play hockey during the winter, you got no business playing ice hockey -- I still got you on baseball.

Run rings around you... again.

[Baric]

Originally Posted by Zenistar

I'm really glad that Italy won even though they maybe did not play the best football this evening, the Zidane incident ruined the final and would have marred any French win.

I understand why people think it was bad but to me whenever i look at it, it just wasnt that bad. he wasnt really aiming to hurt him [he aimed for the chest not the head] and the Italian was playing dirty beforehand.

[SeanGAR]

Originally Posted by Aaron

So aside from the Canucks who whore themselves out to locations south of the Mason-Dixon line where hockey ought NOT be played -- if your lakes don't freeze solid enough for your boys to play hockey during the winter, you got no business playing ice hockey -- I still got you on baseball.

Run rings around you... again.

"I still got you on baseball"?

100% of the current baseball team(s) in Canada have won the world series multiple times. How many American teams can you say that about .. say in the past 30 years? I don't count the expos, they are no longer in Canada.

I know of no Canadian baseball players .... I could care less about baseball and the Blue Jays in particular. Since the Blue Jays players are not Canadian, they are not a Canadian team ... they are a multinational team based in TO.

You are clearly confused about national teams like the world cup soccer teams, the olympics, and so forth, and multinational professional teams based in particular cities.

I suggest you start looking at nationalities of rosters of your professional teams and only crow about wins & such if the players are all, = 100%, from a particular nation. So your examples of the World Series and Stanley cup are spurrious.

[Corona Gigante]

Originally Posted by Aaron

I still got you on baseball.

Oh, good. Now you've decided to drag the issue around to baseball, I can wheel out a hoary old John Cleese quote.

When asked to describe the difference between Britain and America, he pointed out three basic differences from the British viewpoint:

1. "We speak English and you don't."

2. "When we hold a World Championship for a particular sport, we invite teams from other countries to play as well."

3. "When you meet the head of state in Great Britain, you only have to go down on one knee."

Ah! Clinton-era humor. Don't you miss it?