basilmarket

I nvr liked tghem porra alguem br noobs who infest my games i play. Their just as bad irl

Reply July 7, 2013

Look at the yahoo comments.
Top 3:
"and they're going to hold the world cup and the olympics"
"That's it folks, cancel the Brazilian World Cup, easy to find another country at the last minute, many other countries have already hosted the World Cup and so have everything in place, this is beyond disgraceful."
"And the boneheads allow major tournaments in these places."

Do they really have to blame the ENTIRE COUNTRY OF BRAZIL for this incident?

Reply July 7, 2013

dracox5234

I was expecting a video.

Reply July 7, 2013

Reflexes

lol that's going to hurt the world cup stuff

Reply July 7, 2013

Bloo2

[quote=Zoneflare4]LOL nice one
[b]OT in the US we call it SOCCER [/b][/quote]

Ya no one gives a crap about what you call it.
OT: Disgusting.... Police should be all over this and take very strict actions.

Reply July 7, 2013

jjgpirate

[quote=ikea12311]well, it looks like....

....[i]someone lost their head.[/i]

YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH[/quote]

I tried putting CSI sunglasses but it doesnt let me.Why basil?

Reply July 7, 2013 - edited

Telatsu

@misslime: Actually, I was talking in terms of events like this often being used to cover up wide spread political injustice. As it tends to, as well as what you said, be used to cover up populace morale. Which was the original issue, before it became essentially the most costly hosting of the World Cup. It is to be said I am fully aware of the ramifications of them not hosting, at this point, which is implausible at best regardless. I can't imagine this having any lasting impact in terms of initial earnings for Brazil anyways, though.

Reply July 7, 2013 - edited

misslime

@Telatsu: It's not that they don't want the world cup to be there, it's just that they'd rather have the money that's being spent in the stadiums to be spent to better the quality of their lives, like making more hospitals and schools and stuff. I'm sure they'd like the world cup to be there, there are just things that should come first in the priorities for the government.
I'm pretty sure the goverment was expecting to make money off the tourists that would come to Brazil in the events, but if stuff keeps going this way, a lot of people will give up on going there in worry of being attacked/robbed/kidnapped etc.
However, since the stadiums have already been built and the money's already been spent, the world cup and the olympics making less money than they should have could actually prove bad for them in that case, since the government'll just end up with less money it had initially.

Reply July 7, 2013 - edited

Telatsu

@misslime: Perhaps, although since the populace seemingly do not actually want the World Cup to be there, this may prove fortuitous for them in this instance.

Reply July 7, 2013 - edited

misslime

[quote=Telatsu]World Cup.[/quote]

The Olympics too.
It's actually quite unfortunate that this happened just a bit before the world cup; even though it's an isolated incident and people there are just as outraged by this, the fact it happened recently might distort people's views on the country.
I'm not even sure they built a stadium in Maranhao.

Reply July 7, 2013 - edited

Telatsu

[quote=ThatBox]Isn't there going to be some huge soccer event in Brasil?[/quote]

World Cup.

Reply July 7, 2013 - edited

ThatBox

Isn't there going to be some huge soccer event in Brasil?

Reply July 7, 2013 - edited

jjgpirate

[quote=Rtyu]@jjgpirate: that too

What did they say to the doctor at the hospital? The doctor is like "woah, what happened to this player? he's in pretty bad shape. he may not make it."

"well, you should see the other guy."[/quote]

The doctors had to stitch back his arms and legs to make him presentable for the funeral.

Reply July 7, 2013 - edited

jjgpirate

[quote=Rtyu]That escalated quickly. </3

from punch to stab to torture and behead lol[/quote]

Dont forget head on a stick.