According to this piece of yellow journalism, appropriately called The Sun (oh, you know, the sun's yellow, right?―got the pun?), Ronaldo's got fat chance of getting a new contract with AC Milan given these snaps.
_Fat_chance―got the pun?
]]>Rio de Janeiro too has its share of hero-obsessed thugs. One of the main "militias" in action in the western region of the city is called "Justice League" after the DC powergroup; its symbol is nothing but the batlogo.
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According to this piece of yellow journalism, appropriately called The Sun (oh, you know, the sun's yellow, right?―got the pun?), Ronaldo's got fat chance of getting a new contract with AC Milan given these snaps.
_Fat_chance―got the pun?
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Next to the border, you’d better get a green card to reclaim the ball from gringos up north.
The rain forest? Kinda weak on defense.
Hardball.
Not about techno.
Only 4 kilometers from the White Mosque, you might play football - yeah, only if you’re a Muslim.
Maybe the finest one.
Well, let’s say you live in a town called “Blowjob”.
Below 0º C, no big deal.
French football, colonial style.
A functioning league, a non-functioning country.
The beautiful game, Flamengo’s tack.
His style is idiosyncratically primitive Latin American, low budget and highly ingenious, and his filmography counts over 60 films - amongst them several which were under censorship in Brazil for many years.Below, you can catch a glimpse of the debut episode. Unfortunately, there are no subtitles available, but you'll be able to feel the craziness of it all, as Coffin Joe lectures a class of detectives-to-be, in São Paulo.
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