Genk v Liverpool Match Thread - CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

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Lets all have another look at Div's Big Cock

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I'm not sure why it's racist...

Isn't it more a play on his name rather than the 'Stereotype' people are suggesting it is
 
As a side note, my mate calls his mother in law 'mum'. That's fucking weird isn't it?

He reckons it's dead common. I think it's really fucking odd.

sorry to break away from the main topic but I feel I have to answer this, - is that not the norm in English culture ? - it certainly is from the background I am from. Most of my friends who are married - and am referring to the indigenous English buddies refer to their mother in law as 'mum'. Not odd at all from my experience.
 
Tell us what he said
Just find any video of ferdinand talking about LFC after a game and he is being a fucking hypocrite,from racism to diving etc.

I think I`d hate the guy even if he`d played for ABU,just gets on my tits as a pundit and as a human being(his marriage was a sham for starters)
 
sorry to break away from the main topic but I feel I have to answer this, - is that not the norm in English culture ? - it certainly is from the background I am from. Most of my friends who are married - and am referring to the indigenous English buddies refer to their mother in law as 'mum'. Not odd at all from my experience.
Well I can't speak for the English, but in Northern Ireland and Scotland I think it is far from normal. I call my mother in law by her name, and that's what everyone I know does too.
 
Well I can't speak for the English, but in Northern Ireland and Scotland I think it is far from normal. I call my mother in law by her name, and that's what everyone I know does too.
In China no-one would DREAM of calling their Mother-In-Law by her name. I call mine Mama, as is the norm. The actual Chinese word for mother is Muqin but no-one uses that when addressing them directly (you would use it in general conversation when they weren't present or when referencing someone else's mother).
 
Well done LFC yaaay

years ago was teaching girl called Grainne.. I was nervous about pronouncing her name...Grain..ey??
Didn't see Niamh in the list.. though suppose that's a common one.

Worked with N Irish Guy Deaglan, who hated people spelling it Declan.
But actually his passport name was Colin? Or something.... Meaning son of?

Weird. never heard of Deaglan.

There's an American newscaster over here with the name SEAN, but he pronounces it SIAN, like SEE-AN.

Go on outta that. Jesus.

Don't get me started on the people called Niall, who pronounce it Neel, like Ferguson. Fake Nialls - change your name to Neil and be done. JEESUS.
 
Weird. never heard of Deaglan.

There's an American newscaster over here with the name SEAN, but he pronounces it SIAN, like SEE-AN.

Go on outta that. Jesus.

Don't get me started on the people called Niall, who pronounce it Neel, like Ferguson. Fake Nialls - change your name to Neil and be done. JEESUS.

He said it's pronounced
jeglan.. appaZ
 
What the fuck? Fucking speak English you incomprehensible fuckwit

They call your aunt and uncle the same? The same fucking what? They're both called Aunties? Uncles? Mum?
No they're both called the same ...

So instead of Uncle John and Auntie Maureen you have The Same John and The Same Maureen
 
What the fuck? Fucking speak English you incomprehensible fuckwit

They call your aunt and uncle the same? The same fucking what? They're both called Aunties? Uncles? Mum?

Lol. As in over here my aunts husband would be my uncle as opposed to uncle in law.

I call the mother in law by her first name.
 
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