How big is the World Cup where you are from?

[kthx]

Well if America wanted to we could beat you at that also, so don't get cocky asshole.

[project dragon]

we'll leave the cockiness to you

[Galleleo]

In Japan, the win over Cameroon has definitely helped, it's bigger now. But before that it was pretty big in Japan, especially amongst the youth, it's big amongst them. But we were at Nissan yesterday and the guy telling us about the company also congratulated us on the win against Denmark and talked about the game tonight for a bit, so they follow it. But Japanese people don't seem to be that emotional (showing excitement) in public so it's hard to read.

I would assume it's huge in the Netherlands as always, 50% is probably already thinking we'll be world champion after the game against Denmark

[kthx]

I walked into an office in Houston today to make a delivery and they had wheeled in a big screen TV and had the game on, and had got everyone breakfast. This was at a downtown office, I even got to hang out for about 15 minutes until half with them then I went and watched the rest of it during lunch, and listened to the England game on the radio before I got home. So I would say its getting more popular here in Houston surprisingly. But we have alot of illegal mexicans who like soccer also so.

[Fit of Rage]

Hi ppl..Mega Newbie here.

Well u know.. I live in Brazil..

ppl here LOVE soccer... 5 times champions!! EZ!


Well...here in my city.. people are starting to put brazilian flags on their cars.. like this

http://img.mercadolivre.com.br/jm/im...4_7669.jpg&v=E

i decided to record a movie with my cellphone while on a car to count how many cars would appear with the flags...

the result was more than 2 per minute. I'm gonna upload the video on youtube soon.. when i learn how to do it and have time to do it. Kisses.

There are more people with Lakers flags driving around Los Angeles than the entire population of Brazil.

[Cornelius]

So what,bitch? I dont even know what lakers is.

well... here's my boring video...

[fLaReD]

tenemos muchos cajos con la bandera de brasil!!!!

[PaulOakenfold]

I don't think you can see it from where I am, so pretty tiny! :greedy::gap:nline2lo

[Stylez]

Well, where I live, down south, in the eastern part of the U.S., I doubt they even know there is a World Cup going on, they're still shocked a black guy got into Office. ^-^

[Da1andonly]

Originally posted by Might on the diso forums

[kthx]

Please don't even try eurotrash.

[RATTY...]

There are more people with Lakers flags driving around Los Angeles than the entire population of Brazil.

Stop lying, brazilians are the aids of the internet, and the worlds biggest parasites. They're fucking everywhere.

[Galleleo]

Watching the game in Tokyo was awesome. The Japanese were beyond excited. If you would have to go by sound, it would have been at least 10-1 for Japan, they were shouting whenever the ball threatened to get near the goal it was pure awesomeness. Afterwards, I was interviewed by someone from a newspaper, our group appeared on Japanese television asking us about the game. We were stopped by about a 1000 Japanese people wanting to take pictures with us, congratulating us. At a certain point we blocked off an entire crossing and drove the police crazy. We had tons of Japanese shouting Holland, Holland, that was awesome. We could have lost 5-0 and I would still have had an awesome time.

[Jerome Scuggs]

soccer is definitely a minority sport here. my brother and his friends are keeping on it cuz they play, but quite frankly, the state of louisiana drinks too much to be up that early.

now that the nba is over more people are tuning in, but mainly in the sense that they'll watch anything if its competitive and one can bet on it.

personally... i hate ties.

[Soup du Jour]

ahahaha it just makes so much sense