Laurel Crown

Russia - Saudi Arabia I know Putin's team was gonna win but not like this. XD Pretty underwhelming match with the russians dominating and scoring five times, the last one at 94' by Golovin, while the arabians felt undertone for the entirety of the match Egpyt - Uruguay Half expected a dominance from Uruguay but the egyptians played pretty well despite Salah being out and having against Cavani and Suarez. Pretty boring match tho but a good one for the africans despite Gimenez's score. It could have been worse. Morocco - Iran My bet was for Morocco since it had Benatia and Hakimi. One-sided for the african team but a shocking finale as the decisive goal was made due to a mistaken headshot from Bouhaddouz. Spain - Portugal Best match so far. CR7 godly as ever when he seeks the chance in offense but also a good job from Spain thanks to Diego Costa. Overall a funny match.

I just watched Dominion right now... and about the Okada/Omega match

Hey, bronies talking about football and a thread about the World Cup without actual scorn or dissing for each other. Yay My bets on who's gonna win it this year are Germany, France, Belgium and Poland. Regarding the South Americans, I'm gonna say Argentina or Columbia. One of you said it's kind of strange a team like Italy isn't in the tournament. Allow me to say why. Italy has never been good though since 2006. They placed last in 2010, getting third in 2014 due to two shameful losses and they only had decent runs in the European Cups. Sure we had some top tier players such as Buffon, Totti and Pirlo but, truth be told, what Italy lacked was clearly a "generational jump" where other teams (like Brasil, Spain and Germany) just did and now they are at the top of the rankings. Sure we have good players in our country such as Balotelli [as much of a hothead he is], Insigne and Immobile but they're not considered prime stuff like the real talents in Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Monaco, Manchester City or Paris St. Germain. From the former champions in 2006 they turned in mid-tier team at best. Also, Italy lost against Sweden because of coach Ventura who was terrible at his job because he never made an actual module for this year and just improvised stuff all along. Now they have the much-better Mancini although they are still on the verge of being a mediocre team in my eyes. Honestly I'm not surprised or even horrified at my team not getting into the World Cup for a reason. It is still an "immature" team who still need time and care to be on the same league as the others, but at that point they're still garbage.

NXT 5-31-18 With 3 weeks from Takeover: Chicago [not Brooklyn IV as I did last time], time to take a look on this episode. BTW go watch Cedric Alexander vs Buddy Murphy on 205 Live. You're not gonna be disappointed.

So... NXT episode of May 24°

That sounds creepy. How does it work?

Ironically I played it back in 2008 circa and wasn't mainstream and complex at the time. The only cringy part I can remember is the "Decals" section which felt like a section of stolen DeviantArt works..... and a lot of "fanboy-istic" garbage. But to be fair, Roblox has its fair share of fun stuff, past the fandom though.

Allow me to digress. So far he has shown a really bad gimmick of a cross-over between EC3 and Velveteen Dream minus the actual arrogance of the One Percenter and the magnetic personality of Patrick Clark's character. He comes off as your typical vain heel who boast about himself as his catchphrase is "I'm The Finest" [about what?] Also his finisher is a lazily modified Samoan Drop called the "Hawaiian Drop". So I know he debuted really early and needs time to mature, but so far he's proven to be useless when you have better dastardly heels like EC3 and Adam Cole.

As I watched NXT last week, I'm gonna ask: how much garbage is Kona Reeves?

Title speaks for itself. I'm really curious to hear your opinions and stories about the worst games you ever played in past or in the present. To keep things a little bit more interesting, I'm gonna talk about the games we played ourselves and not just the usual garbage like E.t. for the 2600 or Big Rigs. I mean the games we thought were good but left a bad taste in my mouth. Here's an example. Nicktoons: Battle for Volcano Island I rent it from my cousin years ago because I always wanted to play as Timmy Turner (as a huge fan of The Fairly OddParents back in its prime) but what I got was a short and shoddy platformer with a very thin and uninteresting plot, characters acting the same with very little gimmicks to make them unique, boring bosses (with the final boss being a copy-and-paste of the first one) and not playing the characters you want like this crossover is supposed to. I get to play as Timmy once in the game and Spongebob/Danny Phantom in the rest. Overall, a generally boring and plain game with a well-intended premise executed poorly.

High School or University Professor

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*open the door and find out the gallery has reached a new level of dustiness* Well... time to redeem ourselves. It's been two years since I left the forums for stress, mental disorder, envy and all "good" Things. Now that I'm back positive as ever, I feel the need to continue my posting here and getting all the support to keep what I would like to do. Starting with what I consider it the hardest drawing I ever made.

Ehm.... No, thanks. I'm actually fine as it is. *sweats*

Then I got proved wrong. My bad. Yes. It can grow out like a weed, which can be convenient if it grow near your house. Lawns are actually common if the houses are not based on cities or any big town.

First it's "Origano". Second, how am I supposed to respond to such a question?

Depends on where you live. It can be either living in the mountains, plains or near the sea so it has its pros and cons. Like here in the northern plains it can get very hot on Summer or foggy as heck in Winter. Then we have things like disoccupation, immigrants overflowing from africa and middle east and a government too unstable and biased to make their own mind on how to save the country from economical crisis. To quote TvTropes: "It's like a castle of cards in front of a fan". At least tourism is what keep this country relevant.

I never done it before so I hope it'll turn out a success on my part. Ask me anything you want, either In-character in bold or Out-of-character in italic

Lorenzo. Italian form of Lawrence

NieR

That was pure 24 karat gold

I know that feeling as well. As I recently restarted to follow Formula 1 before Ferrari (my favorite team since I live one hour away from them x) ) had that great run the previous year, I saw more than once those people who watches F1 only for the start before dropping it because "Duh, they never overtake unlike in MotoGP". F1 does have its stinkers, that's right, but it has always been about strategy and high speed risk, not just who hammer down the pedal the most [unless you're VersBatten*]. And yes, I do like F1 for its atmosphere as well and this year feels even more promising than 2017 now that Uncle Bernie is out and we're having liberty Media taking a more "for everyone" approach. *VersBatten is the official Italian nickname for Max Verstappen. It's a combination of his last name and the verb "sbattere", which means "to crash" XD That looks really cool and promising. Can't wait to watch the first races before catching it up. They post full races on Youtube?!? God Bless America for that XD

An admin watching Formula 1? Awesome! So if teams do not build their own open wheel cars (I guess they're Dallara from the looks), they still at least tuning it up, no? And does IndyCar have usual winners [like in F1 with Vettel and Hamilton] or is it much more unpredictable? I would like to know who are the top-tier pilots. I'm considering watching this championship year right from the first race since I still didn't spoiled the results. Be warned I can be pestering when I talk with someone about my favorite sports. xD I got to know Indianapolis by its inside circuit. Pretty cool track.

Later 90'/Early 2000 was also a great period for F1 back when Ferrari and McLaren-Mercedes were rivals during the Schumacher-Hakkinen feud. Nowadays we're having a less boring season and far more interesting races than Hamilton's long streak of victories. I'm considering watching the IndyCar too. Are there things I should know about?