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Sd 1 hour ago Stupid third world Europeans!
:hysterical: The future is here. Indians referring to the Europeans as Third World :hysterical: But yes, Oracle Paul rocked and will continue to :yoyo:
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Yayyy Paulllllllllllll :isalute: :weebee:
oye Daaku, kuch bhii.... How I wished Paul was wrong. In the final seconds of the third place playoff match, when Forlan took the free kick and hit the bar, my heart skipped a beat..:hatsoff: Paul you dont deserve to e on anyone's dinner plate....
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LINK :((
can i adopt paul and oezil? :icflove:
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uff, fry him already. Or maybe they could leave him near the spill in the gulf of mexico for a few days and then serve him to some of those execs from British Polluters.

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Of course they're going to 'retire' it, who wouldnt it? Its a smart marketing move. The people at the Oberhausen aquarium, where it is located, obviously know that give or take 2 or 3 more chances, its only a matter of time before it gets its pick wrong. They obviously couldnt believe their luck that an octopus miraculously got all of its picks right and became world famous. They obviously want to cash in on this new found fame. Who would risk spoiling the entire party by making the octopus make more predictions? Now, every one who goes to the town of Oberhausen in Germany will visit this aquarium to see this octopus, which will translate into 100 of 1000s of Euros worth of entry fees income. It'll be a great boost to the local tourism industry. If and when it dies, they'll probably build a statue for it as well. They'll keep cashing in on its 'legacy' for as long and as much as possible.

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Of course they're going to 'retire' it, who wouldnt it? Its a smart marketing move. The people at the Oberhausen aquarium, where it is located, obviously know that give or take 2 or 3 more chances, its only a matter of time before it gets its pick wrong. They obviously couldnt believe their luck that an octopus miraculously got all of its picks right and became world famous. They obviously want to cash in on this new found fame. Who would risk spoiling the entire party by making the octopus make more predictions? Now, every one who goes to the town of Oberhausen in Germany will visit this aquarium to see this octopus, which will translate into 100 of 1000s of Euros worth of entry fees income. It'll be a great boost to the local tourism industry. If and when it dies, they'll probably build a statue for it as well. They'll keep cashing in on its 'legacy' for as long and as much as possible.
Exactly.This is all BS IMO and i don't believe in all this things.To me no one can predict his own future so how can he predict others'
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