Wow, that was really, really, really annoying.
Not the win against Uruguay - I like Holland a lot, and I'm glad they made it to the finals. And Uruguay had a good game, and managed to score 2 goals against them.
No, the annoying part was that I couldn't watch the entire game because I had an appointment to get to, and then a class afterwards. I only had time to watch the first half, and in a really horrible sports bar instead of my beloved coffee shop. So I couldn't even relax and enjoy the game, because I was surrounded by snoots and dipsy waitstaff. And then I had to head to a meeting, and then my art class. On the bus. And because I had no time to go home in between any of this, I had to haul some 15 lbs of art supplies around with me all day. I'm just exhausted.
Of course, tomorrow's game is against two teams I barely care about, and tomorrow I also have nothing to do. So I'll relax and watch it in bed with some tea.
Anyways, I'm looking forward to seeing Uruguay again, and to definitely root for Holland in the Final!
Haha getting tired due to the carrying of art supplies reminds me of my girlfirend, always carrying a million things hahaha.
It's not cool anymore to speak of Germanic blood, you know?
And "duits" does not mean "Germanic". And it's their first stanza and it goes on like "I have always honoured the king of Spain". So, without historical context it's like "Well, I don't wanna mention which nation this hymn is for, yet, but there are other great countries"
But back then things were differnt and "duits" reffered to more than just what is German today.
Anyways, this thread's about sport.
Tour de France has just started. Anyone into it? I'm not.
It's OK to say Germanic blood, it's a matter of perspective. But if I continue I'll start a "It's very hard to be a proud German nowadays because they'll mistake you for a Nazi" thread. "Duits" are Germanic, even if they're not "German" per se, but they're still Germanic. Just like the English, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, etc. They're all Germanic.