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June 25, 2006

WORLD CUP UPDATE

So on ABC they're showing some drunken Dutch fans (if that is not redundant) and one of them is holding a replica of the World Cup. So the TV guy asks him, "Is that real gold?" And the guy answers, "Yes! I am crazy from Holland!"

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*applies for job as English translator for Dutch World Cup players*

Or better yet, apply FIRST for Dutch World Cup fans!!!!

*wonders if Dave is now gonna get hate mail from angry Dutch people*

I may be dutch but I must admit that was funny! LOL!

As someone whose native language is English, and who knows some German, Dutch is the funniest language I've ever seen in print. It's the closest cousin to English, as well as being similar to German, so it looks to me like someone is mis-spelling words from the two languages in a really short-bus sort of way, and then mixing them together at random.

OK, now I can get the hate mail.

I wonder if Jim Henson is hated in Sweden, 'cause of the muppet chef.

--
Words of the Sentient:

To revolt is a natural tendency of life. Even a worm turns against the foot that crushes it. In general, the vitality and relative dignity of an animal can be measured by the intensity of its instinct to revolt. -- Mikhail Bakunin

I was watching that too, Dave! (SportsBoy gives me no choice, but that's okay.) It was so funny.

Reminds me of GoldMember ... what with the gold statue and all.

Enjoy the rest of the match...

Wow, "Crazy From Holland" was almost my screen name for this blog.

And, it's a final. The Brits move on ...

And then he said, "Your team is on the way to destruction. All your base are belong to us."

Was he wearing any pants?

I once knew a GIRL by the name of "CRAZY." She wasn't from Holland, though,---she was from Lansing.

Isn't "crazy from Holland" about the as saying "drunk from beer".

throws a "same" up

I think it was a fitting response to the TV person's question, who, IMHO, was drunk as well, because no sober person can ask a mob of rowdy football fans "Is that real gold?".

"Crazy from Holland" WBAGNFABeer

The perfect group to giggle with - the Dutch are much too easygoing and fun to ever get mad at Dave. It's impossible to speak like that, get angry, and ever be taken seriously. Besides, who could ever get mad when you have too many good brews and no pants? A toast!

(Dutch is like melting English and German and putting it on a roller coaster.)

I love Goooooollllddd....

nice ta meetcha. i'm crazy from the heat, myself.

whereas a British soccer fan would head-butt your nose, breaking it, and say, "I dunno, mate, is that real blood?"

I'm "crazy from North Dakota" working at the Institution couldn't make you any less than Crazy..

and the Dutch NANCY is that you from Roy, UT?? a VanV??? how's life??

the Evil Baroness, (she lives)....she divorced yer brother ,but all is forgiven....

BTW, root for the Swiss, they are a long shot, but I know one Switzer family cheering enough to MAKE them win!!

To you, Sabine, and my Anne... EB.

Huh?

Hi Crazy. I'm Kaf.

The World Cup is a big hit in Europe, where my daughter is a Nanny, in Switzerland. Her host family cheers for all goals....

I am pretty sure the Dutch guy tried to translate "ik ben gek op" meaning "I am crazy about" but screwed up with the preposition.
Much worse, his team screwed up their game, so they can now all go back from Holland.

He may be crazy, but he's also rich...send him right along my way!

Sort of ot, but...
Can someone please tell me how they decide a soccer game is over? It seems pretty random.
"Ok, we've been playing for 96:42, I guess we should go home now."

The match is over when more people are watching the fights in the stands than the game on the field.

I was in Holland for the 2001 World Cup...Holland lost to France, but it was still the craziest thing I've ever seen.

Bilge - the game lasts for 90 minutes, but the clock never stops. Ever. But the ref keeps track of how long play is stopped for injuries or whatever and then adds that time on at the end of each half. It's called "injury time".

The Swedish chef!

After watching one of his sketches, my 3yr old daughter was saying "chicky in the basky" for a couple of weeks.

Straw: I've been saying the same thing since the episode first aired.

Bork Bork Bork!!!

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