Dah afadhali limeisha yani aibu

[Smart911]

Inasikitisha sana...


Cc: mahondaw

 

[3llyEmma]

Mmeo kaongeza mke.. ??

 

[ArchAngel]

Mleta mada ana stress za midlife crisis

 

[Hashpower7113]

...a small round object in a pitch rounded by high walls packed with other grown-up men spectating

Mhudumu muongeze banana mkuu nitalipa 😀😀😀

 

[ngamani]

naona unafanyia mazoezi kiingereza cha RAS SIMBA.....jitahidi kijana bado kidogo

 

[mmteule]

Mtu katoroka Milembe kakimbilia humu, mods kaeni chonjo.

 

[TAECOLTD]

...a small round object in a pitch rounded by high walls packed with other grown-up men spectating

Mhudumu muongeze banana mkuu nitalipa 😀😀😀

Amuongezee zingine mbili na nyama choma nitalipia ili asiunguze maini bure bure [emoji28] [emoji28] [emoji28] [emoji28] [emoji28] [emoji28] [emoji28]

 

[FRANCIS DA DON]

Define Sport in conjuction with game

 

[capitalpool]

Its funny and embarrassing how grown up people chasing after a small round object in a pitch rounded by high walls packed with other grown up mens spectecting. None the less other grown up men around the world without shame are sitting watching in their tvs how other grown up people are chasing on a bouncing small round thing.


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Well watching football or any sport for that matter is something which can hardly be put into words. You develop a passion for it, is fascinated by all its aspects, like to analyse and study (talking about the select properly passionate people here).

You feel a sense of belonging to the sport, to the club, exactly like may people do for art or music or anything similar. Football for one is the prime example of how the whole set of human emotion is summed up in 90 minutes. You feel extreme joy when your team wins, sadness and a sense of loyalty when it loses.

We feel represented, your ideology matches the club's is one reason. In simple words every sport has its own attraction, so does the football.

 

[JF Member]

Umefatilia wewe.. Ligi imeisha na wewe umeona uanzishe ya kwako. Ebo

 

[Machudaa]

Well watching football or any sport for that matter is something which can hardly be put into words. You develop a passion for it, is fascinated by all its aspects, like to analyse and study (talking about the select properly passionate people here).

You feel a sense of belonging to the sport, to the club, exactly like may people do for art or music or anything similar. Football for one is the prime example of how the whole set of human emotion is summed up in 90 minutes. You feel extreme joy when your team wins, sadness and a sense of loyalty when it loses.

We feel represented, your ideology matches the club's is one reason. In simple words every sport has its own attraction, so does the football.

damn men