2018 Senior World Cup
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Dake with a 37 second win. Felt bad for that 19 year old. Not sure Friday arrival works
DT v Kumar, DT effortlessly gets to an ankle, does some stuff, two turns with an arm bar in and that's a :59 tech. US like a hot knife through butter here.
The USA will fall back to the pack when JB, KD, KS, DT are gone ....
And in a good surprise beer from Gable Garden is allowed back into the arena. Should be selling koozies though.
serious question....can you explain what gable garden is and why it was previously not allowed??
Ah, my bad for believing something written by TR Foley.
And to be fair, Dake is an electric freestyler, especially when he doesn't respect his opponent.
How do you say “I came, I saw, I got conquered” in Indianese?
They opened up a private lounge in the arena and put an outdoor area for food and beer vendors. The university pretends to disassociate themselves from the alcohol culture. I wasn't surprised they were selling it outside but I was that they allowed it back into the arena.
Yeah, this is an incredible US team top to bottom, but when Dom Bradley is getting 10-0 techs It think it's probably more a reflection of India being very unprepared to face that US team.
It was posted that India's first team/best wrestlers were already in another country preparing for a tournament when this opening became available, so this lineup was pretty much their backups.How do you say “I came, I saw, I got conquered” in Indianese?
How do you say “I came, I saw, I got conquered” in Indianese?
वह मेरे हाथ से मारा जाएगा
It's Hindi. And according to Google, would be..."main aya,mainne dekha,mujhe vijay mili".How do you say “I came, I saw, I got conquered” in Indianese?
Just trying to help
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“Gable’s Garden” – an expanded outdoor food, beverage, and entertainment garden, will be open from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm both days. It will include live music, a variety of food vendors, non-alcoholic beverages, beer, and wine.
Does that say something in English, when you hold it upside down or up to a mirror or something?
Yeah, wise guy, but can you pronounce it?It's Hindi. And according to Google, would be..."main aya,mainne dekha,mujhe vijay mili".
Just trying to help
This from Wikipedia:
“The Constitution of India designates the official language of the Government of India as Hindi written in the Devanagari script, as well as English.”
Cool! If they are fellow Englishers, then they'll have no problem with Latin:This from Wikipedia:
“The Constitution of India designates the official language of the Government of India as Hindi written in the Devanagari script, as well as English.”
Veni. Vidi. Me vicit.
True...but nowhere is it Indianese.This from Wikipedia:
“The Constitution of India designates the official language of the Government of India as Hindi written in the Devanagari script, as well as English.”
True dat, but according to google translate you’d want to change “vicit” (I conquered) to “et omnia vicit” (I got conquered).
..."main aya,mainne dekha,mujhe vijay mili".
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Roughly:Yeah, wise guy, but can you pronounce it?
"main aya, mainne dekha, mujhe vijay mili" =
"my eye, my d*ck, my vag*na monologue."
In law school tryouts for moot court our case involved whether a drunk driving death caused by an immigrant-from-childhood from Uganda was a 'violent crime' for the sake of determining whether to deport. I was assigned the prosecution side and one of the moot court judges asked me about the implications of sending someone who had been in the US his entire life back to Uganda, "where he didn't speak the language."This from Wikipedia:
“The Constitution of India designates the official language of the Government of India as Hindi written in the Devanagari script, as well as English.”
"Well, your honor," I pounced, "We don't see that as a problem since the official language of Uganda is English." I didn't make moot court.
Iran would've been safer than Iowa for them.
