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[[deleted user]]

:)
yummy!

[Harini]

tummy

[Muddle head]

overload

[Ahtims]

crash

[Praj]

burn

[Mohit]

fire

[Ahtims]

pain

[Praj]

melancholy

[Sherin]

song

[Ahtims]

melody

[Sherin]

chocolate

[Mohit]

dark

[Sherin]

knight

[Ahtims]

round

[[deleted user]]

stomach

[Mohit]

ache

[[deleted user]]

heart

[Praj]

vulnerable

[[deleted user]]

gullible

[Ahtims]

innocent

[Praj]

pristine

[Sherin]

perfect

[Praj]

Johnny Depp

[Sherin]

pirate

[Praj]

enthralling

[Sherin]

incident

[Praj]

occurence

[Sherin]

event

[Mohit]

probability

[Sherin]

theory

[Muddle head]

lecture

[Sherin]

notes

[Ahtims]

study

[Mohit]

flunk :-(

[Sherin]

Exam

[Mohit]

result

[Sherin]

pass

[Mohit]

goal

[Sherin]

soccer

[Mohit]

football ... plzzz don't call it soccer :-(

[Sherin]

match

[Muddle head]

Mohit, what's wrong with the word 'soccer'? Etymologically it's a word coined in the UK for the sport widely known as Association Football back then! The Americans use this word only to distinguish from Rugby which they call as Football.

my word:
marriage

[Sherin]

vows

[Mohit]

Aditya, you gave the answer yourself. 'Soccer' is what the Yankees normally use for 'football' so that they can call their own stupid game (American football which is not the same as Rugby) as football. A true fan will or rather should always prefer football over soccer.

Anyways, my word --> exchange

[Mohit]

Aditya, you gave the answer yourself. 'Soccer' is what the Yankees normally use for 'football' so that they can call their own stupid game (American football which is not the same as Rugby) as football. A true fan will or rather should always prefer football over soccer.

Anyways, my word --> exchange

[Sherin]

offer

[Mohit]

free

[Muddle head]

i guessed so much....the word itself originated from the English and used by the English and the Europeans before they started casually calling it as "Football". So our 'campaign' should be against the use of the word 'Football' for the wrong game, not for the use of 'Soccer' for the right one!!!

Am sure this conv. is amusing a lot of u out there, go ahead have a laugh :-)

my word:
dollar

[Mohit]

Yeah, I guess we would need a separate thread to discuss more on this. My last argument would be as follows:

FIFA --> Fédération Internationale de Football Association or even International Federation of Association Football

and then I'm sure recognize these abbreviations MUFC, Barcelona FC, ............

my word: rupee

[Ahtims]

coin