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Monday, November 14, 2005
A Leg Too Far Gone?
No, not the loser in the buttkicking contest... that would be about as sad as a mosquito sucking on a mummy. It's Argentina's Lionel Messi stretching during a training session before the game against Qatar.
Looks like he's missing an arm and a leg. That reminds me that recently my son and I saw THREE people in Walmart that had only one leg. I turned to him and said, "People around here are losing legs, left and right." We started cracking up. I didn't plan on the pun of the "left and right" part. It just happened.
when you play versus Quatar it is always better to play on one leg, I remember a France Quatar game during the world cup that was interrupted by the brother of he Emir whio did not like the fact that his team was loosing.. that was so funny !
No, not the loser in the buttkicking contest... that would be about as sad as a mosquito sucking on a mummy. It's Argentina's Lionel Messi stretching during a training session before the game against Qatar.
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Looks like he's missing an arm and a leg.
That reminds me that recently my son and I saw THREE people in Walmart that had only one leg.
I turned to him and said, "People around here are losing legs, left and right."
We started cracking up. I didn't plan on the pun of the "left and right" part. It just happened.
Whoa, could you imagine if he was missing an arm and a leg and played soccer? That would be amazing.
I bet you somewhere, there are amputees playing soccer, tennis, and even golf.
Amputees can participate in many
sports, but they do need a prosthesis. Buttkicking contests and soccer, for example, would be impossible without one.
when you play versus Quatar it is always better to play on one leg, I remember a France Quatar game during the world cup that was interrupted by the brother of he Emir whio did not like the fact that his team was loosing.. that was so funny !
negrito: thanks for the international perspective on this.
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