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britbox said:Thanks for the Analysis. Sports Illustrated eat your heart out.
Riotbeard said:britbox said:Thanks for the Analysis. Sports Illustrated eat your heart out.
I guess his copy editor was out of town. Them are some pretty bad spelling mistakes.:lolz:
Wait til HU or BS get a gander at you today. they eat "trolls" for Breakfast. If you don't mind I will watch the match until I am convince that you are a worthy soothsayer or Nostradamus reincarnated, otherwise you are just still probably full of yesterday's lunch. I would suggest prune or grape juice, it works wonders for the Seniorsfastgrass said:'
Djoko will crush him , another start of losing streak for dull.
Deal with it.
Moxie629 said:Riotbeard said:britbox said:Thanks for the Analysis. Sports Illustrated eat your heart out.
I guess his copy editor was out of town. Them are some pretty bad spelling mistakes.:lolz:
His copy editor is dead. Died of embarrassment.
fastgrass said:Djoko will crush him , another start of losing streak for dull.
Deal with it.
1972Murat said:^Crap, Tented, I really enjoyed that video...Should I see a doctor???
:laydownlaughing
fastgrass said:Blood spinner fans are mad right now , but believe me
SOG playing dome of best tennis of his life .
Straight sets victory for SOG ( 75% chances )
calitennis127 said:Kieran, while I don't find Nadal boring (in general), this poster is far from the first one who I have seen make the "Nadull" joke.
It has a long history to it, based on his playing style. This guy didn't invent it.
And, indeed, the comparative dullness of Nadal's shotmaking to Federer's is why I said that, psychologically and aesthetically, Federer had a clear edge in the match yesterday up to 4-4. Both players knew that it was Federer's for the taking, but he cowered.
calitennis127 said:Kieran, while I don't find Nadal boring (in general), this poster is far from the first one who I have seen make the "Nadull" joke.
It has a long history to it, based on his playing style. This guy didn't invent it.
And, indeed, the comparative dullness of Nadal's shotmaking to Federer's is why I said that, psychologically and aesthetically, Federer had a clear edge in the match yesterday up to 4-4. Both players knew that it was Federer's for the taking, but he cowered.
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