
C'mon, guys, break it up.
Vatertag was
yesterday.
It's hard to tell if they're cheering for the team or the astonishingly massive flat screen television ;)
Although deeply committed to one another and having already sprung the 400
Euros for matching tribal tattoos, the couple somehow knew their relationship was forever doomed ;)
The man-with-the-greatest-job-ever suddenly exclaimed, "Damn! I used the wrong shade of green. I'm going to have to wipe all this stuff off and start over. You might want to sit down. We're going to be here a while..."
Jogi and his real estate agent tried to concentrate on the
German National Anthem but they were too busy watching the girls get painted in the booth just beside the team bench.
The
Crazy German Chick Association was out in force, patrolling the streets and back alleys of Austria looking for Non-
Schlanders to beat utterly senseless.
Maybe
thirteen isn't so bad after all...
Dr. Meuss and his brother Dr. Kleuss, evil
doppelgängers of
Dr. Seuss, were convinced that the
Germans would win. They will win it in the rain, they will win it on a train. They will win it in
Spain and on vacation in
Bahrain. They will win it, don't you see, they will win it handily!
J bet ten
Euros that
Podolski's forehead was harder than the other guy's nose. She lost ;)
The
Austrian coach - a symbol of pride, professionalism and
lechery around the globe.
The
Austrian team physician was later discovered to be a cardboard standup figure. Apparently, the
Austrians couldn't afford a real physician after paying the
Euro2008.com advertising fee.
J desperately tried to snatch an art shot but just couldn't hit the button in time.
The referee was taken completely by surprise when
Ballack was beamed to the locker room
Star Trek style.
After the half-time break and two liters of beer, the
Germans seemed speedier! Something big was about to happen and we weren't going to miss it!
After a bit of toying with the
Austrians,
Ballack summoned forth a righteous schisa-kick from the depths of his unconscious. The result was glorious and will most likely be talked about in the quiet hallways of major universities for years to come.
There's rage and shame in those eyes. It's okay,
Mikey, the turtle doesn't hurt anymore. He's in heaven now.
Frings had no choice but to stand back and watch the mysteries of the human psyche unfold around him.
Even the
Austrians were amazed at the big beautiful butterfly of psychological carnage that flew past. And they invented the
dungeon, so you know they're not that easily impressed!
Swept up in the moment,
Schweinsteiger and Jogi decided to beat the
bejeezus out of one another. Johan tried to restore order with his impish little man-self, failing utterly and staining his suit in the process.
"Um... actually,
Chancellor, I'm a bit busy later this evening. Another time, perhaps?"
Ballack's vicious goal frustrated and humiliated the
Austrians, who had no alternative but to keep chewing tobacco and looking ridiculous.
Some
Austrian players, however, had a different reaction funneled their rage in a more emotional fashion.
The
Austrian fans were understandably disappointed. It's a good thing the kid in the top left corner decided to bring his stash of match-day
cocaine just in case...
At that point, the
Austrian coach simply gave up and started planning his
Rogaine treatment plan.
Mid-way through the second half, even the most ardent
Austrian fans were ready to concede defeat. But, seriously, it's not like their team sucked. Umm... well, okay, they sucked ;)
My advice is to go home, shower and try not to think about the 68
Euros you spent on face paint.
J, revived and showing increasing signs of life, made yet another desperate attempt to snag an art shot.
J's desperation led to a few shots she'd rather forget ;)
Happy, excited
soccer fans are sweaty, stinky
soccer fans. But, honestly, would
you want to be the one to ruin his
Shland-high by telling him he smells like a
Yak?
And there it was. In the middle of J's euphoria, it came. It finally came! A proper art shot!
"You call that a kick, petite little
Austrian girly-boy? My
oma hits harder than that!"
When the clock ran out,
Germany emerged victorious. Fireworks lit up the night sky. Riots began. Goats were sacrificed. If only we could have been there for the celebration!