Army Thread 11th June
You MUST have a look at these pictures:
Preparing for the World Cup - The Big Picture - Boston.com
You MUST have a look at these pictures:
Preparing for the World Cup - The Big Picture - Boston.com
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I'll do whatever it takes
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Army Thread 11th June
I just read that they sold about 50,000 in the UK apparently.AF since 15th March 2010
The journey is the goal. As long as you're fighting the good fight and you're not giving up on giving up, you're winning. It's not about how often you get knocked down, it's about how often you get up again. Sobriety the goal for sure. But striving to get to that goal is what it's about. Not getting there. Because the journey never ends. The journey is the goal.Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
:H:H:HKTAB;884005 wrote: I want a mini vuvuzela so I sit in front of my tv and blow it at appropriate moments.I'll do whatever it takes
AF 21/08/2009Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
Hi Stirl. No, no. It's all good, all good. just talking plastic trumpets here :HAF since 15th March 2010
The journey is the goal. As long as you're fighting the good fight and you're not giving up on giving up, you're winning. It's not about how often you get knocked down, it's about how often you get up again. Sobriety the goal for sure. But striving to get to that goal is what it's about. Not getting there. Because the journey never ends. The journey is the goal.Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
Half the people in our building of around 600 people have already left...KTAB;884001 wrote: Sounds like you are getting a lot of work done today alright
I'll do whatever it takes
AF 21/08/2009Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
Goggle it and this is what you get....Johnny, a big one can cause permanent damage. That is all I have to say....
Vuvuzelas have been controversial , linked to permanent noise-induced hearing loss, potentiality spreading colds and flu germs on a greater scale than coughing or shouting, and injury to pets who generally have more sensitive hearing and are more likely to run away because of being terrified by the sound[6].
and this...
A vuvuzela, sometimes called a "lepatata" (its Setswana name) or a stadium horn, is a blowing horn, approximately one metre in length, commonly blown by fans at soccer matches in South Africa. They require some lip and lung strength to blow and emit a loud monotone like a foghorn or an elephant.[1] A similar instrument (known as corneta in Brazil and Latin American countries) is used by football (soccer) fans in South America.
However, a horn by any other name...
For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
AF since 10/10/2015:yay:Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
Very cool pictures Tipp. Thank you.AF since 15th March 2010
The journey is the goal. As long as you're fighting the good fight and you're not giving up on giving up, you're winning. It's not about how often you get knocked down, it's about how often you get up again. Sobriety the goal for sure. But striving to get to that goal is what it's about. Not getting there. Because the journey never ends. The journey is the goal.Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
'sound about right. Stirl
AF since 15th March 2010
The journey is the goal. As long as you're fighting the good fight and you're not giving up on giving up, you're winning. It's not about how often you get knocked down, it's about how often you get up again. Sobriety the goal for sure. But striving to get to that goal is what it's about. Not getting there. Because the journey never ends. The journey is the goal.Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
Well I will be wearing ear plugs at the stadium tonight. that's for sure
AF since 15th March 2010
The journey is the goal. As long as you're fighting the good fight and you're not giving up on giving up, you're winning. It's not about how often you get knocked down, it's about how often you get up again. Sobriety the goal for sure. But striving to get to that goal is what it's about. Not getting there. Because the journey never ends. The journey is the goal.Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
Brilliant shots, and superb quality as well, thanks.tiptronic_ct;884007 wrote: You MUST have a look at these pictures:
Preparing for the World Cup - The Big Picture - Boston.comEthanol is a toxic chemical, why would I drink it?Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
It's the first day of teh 2010 World Cup. I'm not SUPPOSED to work at all if you asks meKTAB;884001 wrote: Sounds like you are getting a lot of work done today alright
History is being made todayAF since 15th March 2010
The journey is the goal. As long as you're fighting the good fight and you're not giving up on giving up, you're winning. It's not about how often you get knocked down, it's about how often you get up again. Sobriety the goal for sure. But striving to get to that goal is what it's about. Not getting there. Because the journey never ends. The journey is the goal.Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
Some of the most beautiful pictures I have ever seen. You can feel the atmosphere.....tiptronic_ct;884007 wrote: You MUST have a look at these pictures:
Preparing for the World Cup - The Big Picture - Boston.comFor every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
AF since 10/10/2015:yay:Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
Thats why I only want a mini one, about 3 inches will do.stirly-girly;884013 wrote: Goggle it and this is what you get....Johnny, a big one can cause permanent damage. That is all I have to say....
Vuvuzelas have been controversial , linked to permanent noise-induced hearing loss, potentiality spreading colds and flu germs on a greater scale than coughing or shouting, and injury to pets who generally have more sensitive hearing and are more likely to run away because of being terrified by the sound[6].
and this...
A vuvuzela, sometimes called a "lepatata" (its Setswana name) or a stadium horn, is a blowing horn, approximately one metre in length, commonly blown by fans at soccer matches in South Africa. They require some lip and lung strength to blow and emit a loud monotone like a foghorn or an elephant.[1] A similar instrument (known as corneta in Brazil and Latin American countries) is used by football (soccer) fans in South America.
However, a horn by any other name...
Ethanol is a toxic chemical, why would I drink it?Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
you'll be a amazed. I have one of those mini horns as well. and it blows louder then the big ones. Qute amazing.AF since 15th March 2010
The journey is the goal. As long as you're fighting the good fight and you're not giving up on giving up, you're winning. It's not about how often you get knocked down, it's about how often you get up again. Sobriety the goal for sure. But striving to get to that goal is what it's about. Not getting there. Because the journey never ends. The journey is the goal.Comment
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Army Thread 11th June
COME ON BAFANA BAFANA!!!AF since 15th March 2010
The journey is the goal. As long as you're fighting the good fight and you're not giving up on giving up, you're winning. It's not about how often you get knocked down, it's about how often you get up again. Sobriety the goal for sure. But striving to get to that goal is what it's about. Not getting there. Because the journey never ends. The journey is the goal.Comment
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