Warrior General Games

Originally posted by vexxet
Originally posted by Stromlancer

Originally posted by vexxet


what does a Samoan praise sound like?

Anything as long as it's better than the American way of praise: shouting in each others' faces, drinking beer and slamming into each other like THEY just scored the game-winning TD/FG.



that sounds like an edited version of Irish/English/French/Italian/German/Australian/whatever soccer fans.

True, only the Italians flip cars and set things on fire when they lose.

Originally posted by Stromlancer
Originally posted by vexxet

Originally posted by Stromlancer


Originally posted by vexxet



what does a Samoan praise sound like?

Anything as long as it's better than the American way of praise: shouting in each others' faces, drinking beer and slamming into each other like THEY just scored the game-winning TD/FG.



that sounds like an edited version of Irish/English/French/Italian/German/Australian/whatever soccer fans.

True, only the Italians flip cars and set things on fire when they lose.

I wonder what the French did when they lost the world cup.

Originally posted by vexxet
Originally posted by MrMoose

Originally posted by londav78


I figure we are 60 point dogs to the Super Bears. We'll give it a shot though.

If you beat them, Samoa will sing your praises. Since 2 losses from the bears could give us the #1 seed! haha.

what does a Samoan praise sound like? If its anything like Hawaiian is it a cover of some 80s love song reworked into a tropical island beat?

THIS is a Samoan praise sound. The Haka

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtlmkvbMRAQ

Crazy to see one of these in person

Intimidating, to say the least.

"I think I just s**t myself", to say more.

And yeeeeeeah...about what the French did...I guess everyone kind of does it when they lose?

Samoa knows how to use every last bit of the bison.

HAKA!

We play you guys next!

...oh bugger...

Originally posted by Stromlancer
Intimidating, to say the least.

"I think I just s**t myself", to say more.

And yeeeeeeah...about what the French did...I guess everyone kind of does it when they lose?


uh... I imagine they all put on Italy jerseys? I KID I KID!!!

Originally posted by gagahahi
Originally posted by Stromlancer

Intimidating, to say the least.

"I think I just s**t myself", to say more.

And yeeeeeeah...about what the French did...I guess everyone kind of does it when they lose?


uh... I imagine they all put on Italy jerseys? I KID I KID!!!

That made me burst out laughing.

Originally posted by Rod Long
Samoa knows how to use every last bit of the bison.

HAKA!


hrmm...

I am glad we faced you in week one after seeing that "display."

Originally posted by TallyDawg
I am glad we faced you in week one after seeing that "display."

I don't want to get ahead of ourselves since anything can happen in the playoffs, but I've been waiting for a rematch all season, as long as the result is different.

Originally posted by TallyDawg
I am glad we faced you in week one after seeing that "display."
To be honest, I'm kinda happy that we faced you Week 1 as well. If we had played a bad team, I don't know that we'd have learned what needed to be fixed as quickly as getting thrown to the wolves. Plus, this way it sets up the hopefully-inevitable rematch in the most cinematic fashion.

Good game FFInmates, close game.

Originally posted by Mornacale

To be honest, I'm kinda happy that we faced you Week 1 as well. If we had played a bad team, I don't know that we'd have learned what needed to be fixed as quickly as getting thrown to the wolves. Plus, this way it sets up the hopefully-inevitable rematch in the most cinematic fashion.

I look forward to a rematch in the post-season. It'll definitely be one tough match-up.

Originally posted by vexxet
Originally posted by Stromlancer

Originally posted by vexxet


what does a Samoan praise sound like?

Anything as long as it's better than the American way of praise: shouting in each others' faces, drinking beer and slamming into each other like THEY just scored the game-winning TD/FG.



that sounds like an edited version of Irish/English/French/Italian/German/Australian/whatever soccer fans.
I have a British Cousin who works in NYC. One of the biggest cultural differences he identified was that he found it strange that Americans are so docile at sporting events.

I had a roomate from Guatamala, he telling me about how it was not uncommon for Guatamalan fans to bring bags of blood or urine to the games and hurl them at the opposing players.