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worldcup2002
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Name: wc, wc2k2, that's what people like to call me here
Location: Bay Area, part of the 5th largest economy in the world
Gender: Neutral
Member since: May 31, 2002
Last visit: April 27, 2009

worldcup2002 has posted 532 links and 2904 comments to SportsFilter and 142 links and 2851 comments to the Locker Room.

Sports Bio

I am grateful that billsaysthis convinced me to revert to a more family-friendly profile.

Recent Links

Obama is a soccer fan.: West Ham invite Obama to watch a game at Upton Park. Apparently, he watched a Hammers game in 2003 while visiting his half-sister in London (article doesn't say if it was live, home, away or on the telly). Obama's older daughter plays on a soccer team. Change we can believe in.

posted by worldcup2002 to soccer at 04:25 PM on November 07 - 10 comments

Mo' bugs, Mo' problemz.: Just some functional and usability stuff I'm seeing as I get back into using the site.

posted by worldcup2002 to bugs at 01:29 PM on October 07 - 23 comments

Build your sportfolio on OneSeason.com.: "At OneSeason, users can trade real money based on the performance of athletes, teams, leagues and other sports personalities."

posted by worldcup2002 to business and law at 10:01 AM on October 01 - 4 comments

Nigerian businessmen bid for Newcastle: A Nigerian consortium wants to become the first African owners of an EPL team. It is unclear if their bid was sent by email. Or if it required the opening of a local bank account.

posted by worldcup2002 to soccer at 02:47 PM on September 22 - 3 comments

Manchester City make it the Big Five.: The final day of the EPL's season-opener transfer window turns out to be a historic day for the blue side of Manchester.

posted by worldcup2002 to soccer at 08:32 PM on September 01 - 10 comments

Recent Comments

Obama is a soccer fan.

Correction: Even if someone would challenge him in the paint, the Secret Service would have him in a throwdown, lockhold, guns drawn. And, then, yes, Obama's going to get the call.

posted by worldcup2002 at 01:58 AM on November 12

Obama is a soccer fan.

Obama takes it to the hoop.

posted by worldcup2002 at 11:09 PM on November 10

Tottenham Hotspur Clean House, Dump Coach Juande Ramos

So, does Tony Adams get Redknapp's spot at Portsmouth, or is it caretaker until they hire, oh I dunno, Ramos? Allardyce (doubt it)?

posted by worldcup2002 at 05:58 PM on October 27

Arguing Politics During My Vasectomy

All I wanna know is:

Does the ... erm ... procedure, you know, hinder your performance, post-op?

When the gun is firing blanks, is it still as pleasurable to fire it as when you were using live bullets?

Can you still see the blanks? Do they look, urm, funny?

And, of course, I am inquiring on behalf of, uh, a friend. Yeah. That's the ticket.

posted by worldcup2002 at 05:54 PM on October 27

Tottenham Hotspur Clean House, Dump Coach Juande Ramos

MrB: I was just wondering how that "director of football" role has affected, yea, damaged, Spurs this season. How much say did Ramos have in selling his three top goalscorers, and buying one untested striker to replace them, based on the Euro championshop? (How many successful Russians in the EPL can anyone name?) I really think this director of football role is crap. See how well it worked out and continues to work out at Newcastle.

posted by worldcup2002 at 02:32 AM on October 27

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All hail the Pope(squatter)!

posted by worldcup2002 at 06:28 PM on October 23

Mo' bugs, Mo' problemz.

no, the YingYang filter has been activated. Apologize to your friend, but tell him it's not a bug, it's a feature.

posted by worldcup2002 at 01:45 PM on October 10

Mo' bugs, Mo' problemz.

Also, as Bernie Mac said: I ain't scared a' you, muthafuckas! You don't unnerstand!

posted by worldcup2002 at 11:04 PM on October 07

Mo' bugs, Mo' problemz.

Or, if I may paraphrase Bernie Mac (R.I.P.): I'm big-bonered, I'm hung low... when I pull my shit out, the room gets dark!

posted by worldcup2002 at 11:01 PM on October 07

Mo' bugs, Mo' problemz.

Before anyone gets their knickers in a bunch about the last comment, read this. I've loved every moment of it.

posted by worldcup2002 at 07:59 PM on October 07

Mo' bugs, Mo' problemz.

I'm with owlhouse on that "unread comments" feature.

And for you zebra-stripe lovers: Fuck off, you slimy cunts (no, I'm not Joe-kin-near).

posted by worldcup2002 at 07:54 PM on October 07

Mo' bugs, Mo' problemz.

Also, the comment threads are hard to read because the completely even spacing between text blocks (be it a paragraph or the commenter info) makes it hard to distinguish one person's comment from another's.

I'd suggest a few subtle changes (once kirk returns) that will make a world of difference:

1. Don't do any horizontal rules or zebra stripes to separate comments

2. Increase leading between comment blocks from different individuals. Make sure individual paragraphs inside a comment block are closer together than the leading between comment blocks.

3. Fun idea: Put a number next to each individual comment block. This will make it easier to keep your place as you read long threads.

posted by worldcup2002 at 01:38 PM on October 07

Member Pages Are Back

DOODZ - CAN I HAZ MY LOCKER ROOM INTERVIEWZ BAK?

posted by worldcup2002 at 01:23 PM on October 07

The comedy club of Newcastle Utd F.C

Fuck off, you slimy cunts!

posted by worldcup2002 at 01:18 PM on October 07

Build your sportfolio on OneSeason.com.

Also, they're completely missing out on the soccer "market".

posted by worldcup2002 at 04:56 PM on October 02