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There seem to be only few Croatians around here, especially those willing to drive and honk around. So just for the sake of completeness:

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:heul:

If quantity and “quality” of their driving around and honking was to decide, the Euro 2008’s final would be Turkey – Germany…

Who will become European football champion?

Who will become European football champion?

  • Germany! (60%, 9 Votes)
  • Has to! (40%, 6 Votes)
  • In any case! (0%, 0 Votes)

Votes total: 15

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Erm, yes, this poll is not to be taken seriously…


And what do astrologers and fortune tellers say? Florian Freistetter of Astrodicticum Simplex (German) took a look around – and of course most of them make only very vague statements and platitudes like

“Silly errors, inattentiveness, misunderstandings among players or wrong decisions by the referees can be pivotal for some match results.”

(Astrologie Heute, my translation), and the few fantasts daring concrete statements surely have excuses such as

“The penalty was a good scoring chance for the Swedes which, however, missed the goal. I astrologically rated this scoring chance as a goal.”

(astrologie.de for the World Cup 2006, my translation). And I’ll realistically rate this statement as rubbish…

» To the German article on Astrodicticum Simplex.

1001 + 2×147 + 18:8 + 17 + 3 – ½ = …

Snooker-reds 1316.75. And good entertainment. ;)

  • 1001 frames in World Snooker Championships finals since 1977 in the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.
  • Two maximum breaks (147 points) last week – scored by the two finalists, Ronnie O’Sullivan and Ali Carter.
  • With 18:8 frames, Ronnie won today’s final…
  • …after 17 championship days…
  • …for his 3rd world championship title. Congratulations!
  • Unfortunately with a power outage of over half an hour in Eurosport’s broadcast center this afternoon, so two frames were missed.