jamesmcdonnell wrote:Bubi, what did that post in German mean, I tried it in a translator and it didn't seem to recognise any of it.
Sounds like a snippet from a German drinking song to me - the best kind of song, IMO. ;)
Roughly translated: "In Munich there's a Hofbräuhaus, one, two, drink!"
See, if the Brits and Germans just focused on all the good things they have in common - beer, sausages, overcooked vegetables and love of soccer - the world might be a much better place, none of this going-to-war-over-frickin'-Serbia would have been allowed to happen and ruin the better part of the 20th century.
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Bubi, what did that post in German mean, I tried it in a translator and it didn't seem to recognise any of it.
Sounds like a snippet from a German drinking song to me - the best kind of song, IMO. ;)
Roughly translated: "In Munich there's a Hofbräuhaus, one, two, drink!"
See, if the Brits and Germans just focused on all the good things they have in common - beer, sausages, overcooked vegetables and love of soccer - the world might be a much better place, none of this going-to-war-over-frickin'-Serbia would have been allowed to happen and ruin the better part of the 20th century.
BOOBi Posted: 10 Jun 2004 10:38
Felix had a close win over Velazco and a clear win over DLH. Don´t mix it.
Years down the road fans will access BoxRec & the record books.
They will see that Oscar won an “official” unanimous decision over Sturm.
They will also see that Sturm won an “official” split decision over Velasco, which by its very nature denotes controversy.
U will just have to live with that.
It has nothing to do with Americans, Latinos or Germans.
It has to do with Bob Arum in Las Vegas and Klaus-Peter Kohl in Berlin.
But not to worry, Karma has a way of paying them back.
(The rest of your non-boxing jingoism is sniped & ignored.)