Why do you love socker?
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I love soccer because most people can play{anyone can play(men,women,boys,and girls)} you don't need a lot of money - just a field, a ball, two goals, and of course some players, nearly the entire world plays, it is fast, dramatic, and requires great strategy. It's athletics at it's best.
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i like american football, but I love basketball, because, well i don't know why, I am from Kentucky and i guess you are born to love basketball with a passion, and i love it because the game is hard on and physical, because there is no equipment, well no protection against the hardwood floor, or the blows people take to the face, and I love the fights, and basically i love the guys!
987013
Ha! one of my relatives has this guy that has a foot fetish and he likes to be bossed around and all that. My relative puts up with it cos he cleans her house and washes her car and pays for loads of stuff. I want one! \nI'll see if she's willing to hire him out lol
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I have subscribed to SI for the past 5 years now, and I have never thought of myself as weird.  My boyfriend loves the fact that I have knowledge about sports, and from watching the NBA playoffs with me the past couple weeks, he has learned a lot that he didnt know before about the rules and calls that refs make.  I think it is completely normal, and gives you a leg up from the rest if you are single... all guys I have come in contact with have loved the fact that I know as much or more than they do about sports and can actually converse with them about things.
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I like footaball...Its a great sport has pagentry, teamwork and stradegy...I think it's a beautiful game ...its probably the greatest game as far as teamwork is concerned if one person blows an assignment the play is usualy a loss coaches and player work together strategicly to make each play work the same for the defense..It usually doesnt matter that 10 did there job to perfection one man can blow the entire play..or one bad call from the coach...its an entire unit working for the good of the team..I think there nothing greater than watching a team that is down makeing a comeback with the collective will of the team refuseing to lose...just a great sport there is none like it.
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LOL And what does this have to do with footaball?\n\nMy answer is No also
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I love tennis, it has been a huge part of my life.  I am a big fan of Federer, who is unbelieveable, and the homefront boys of Andy Roddick, Andre Aggasi, and James Blake.
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i'm a guy, but they seem to like joop, coolwater, adidas moves, adidas adrenaline.\n\nthe last three are pretty standard, joop is a little different. when i used to wear joop i would get stopped in public by strangers asking me "do you wear joop? i love that smell." no joke.
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Love it!!!???!!!I love both of them!?! I also LOVE Hollister, American Eagle, And Aeropastale!?!\n\n!?!TOODLES!?! love ya!?!
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I love to have my feet brushed with a feather...so my reaction is...I coo like a lovesick bird!! lol!  ;>)  I also like to have my wife softly brush the bottoms of my feet with a mitt made with love fur!  ohhhh!  I think I will go upstairs right now for a just that...thank you for bringing up the subject!!!  lmfao!
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Its really good i advise you if ur an avid sports enthusiast to invest in obtaining 100 of the product pumps from Nike and then supplying them to me for no charge. Lol
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I love to dude. My favorite thing to do. I can ollie, casper, grind, boardslide, kickflip, heelflip and burtslide. I ollied off my friends sidewalk today. They clapped applauded and I was like peace out my home veggies, okay happy moment over, anydangway I love it! It feels free and great and maybe lumpy but, smooth. My favorite team is element. My favorite skateboarders  are Bam Margera and Tony Alva.\n-peace out my home veggies
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I love wearing my sneakers sockless. I loved it since I was 6 years old.  I enjoy it when the sneaker slowly starts to sweat, and makes my feet sweaty.  One big benifit of going sockless in your sneakers all thet time, the sneaker molds to your feet; therefore, they will fit your feet a whole lot better.
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Socks - -  History\n\n        The word "sock" is derived from the Latin soccus, the Old English socc and the Middle English word socke. The "soccus" was a shoe worn by Roman comic actors. It was a "calceoli" or sock-like and fitted loosely so they could be taken off quickly. Roman’s sometimes wore soccus with sandals and then removed their sandals indoors; the soccus remained on their feet.\n\n        8th Century Barbarians wore brightly colored socks.\n\n        During the Crusades and Gothic periods (1000-1300) linen hose made from two-leg profile pieces replaced tube hose sewn together. Tapes tied to the waistband held these up. Under the hose was worn a shapeless pair of linen legs which were stitched through the crotch, hemmed at the top and gathered by a drawstring around the waist.\n\n        Over time, the outer hose were joined and called closed hose or a pair of legs.\n\n        From about 1340 onwards men started to wear shorter garments called gippons or pourpoints. Long garments survived at court and ecclesiastical and academic circles. Short garments exposed the leg and required hose that was better supported and tighter.\n\n        By the 12th century the word meant a low shoe or slipper and later a knitted foot covering sometimes extending to the knee. By 1583 the word "stocking" was used to describe a covering for the feet and legs. "Hose" came from the Old English and Old High German word hosa, meaning leg covering.\n\n        Reverend William Lee of Nottinghamshire, England invented a sock-knitting machine in l589, and started to make hosiery out of cotton, wool and silk. The machine made bright colored socks easier to produce, cheaper, and encouraged their popularity.\n\n            The developments of better knitting techniques were enveloped as well as the introduction of the full bottom hose and codpiece. The leg sections of these limb coverings were made to fit more smoothly by means of a series of small darts, hidden by embroidery, around the ankles of the hose. As doublets and suercotehardies came into general use the hose or chausses were first worn over the breeches but eventually these became only brief trunks and were then discarded in favor of the full bottom hose. Either these styles of leg coverings were attached to the doublets or jupes by cord laces with metal tap tips.\n\n        The embroidered ankle decoration known as "Clocks" were hot fashion stuff on thigh or knee high hose in the 17th Century!\n\n        In the eighteenth century both men and women wore stockings usually white made of silk or wool.\n\n        It was the Victorians in the late 19th century who insisted than men should wear dark socks especially after the death of Albert, Queen Victoria’s husband in 1861. A long period of mourning followed which, in addition to the industrial revolution, made black the most prominent color in men’s wardrobes.\n\n        In the 1930s a new circular knitting machine meant garments could be made in one piece, and no longer needed to be sewn together.\n\n        Julian Hill was one of the scientists at the Du Pont Company in Delaware, in a group led by Wallace Carothers. Hill was looking for a silk substitute, and one day he discovered that by pulling a heated rod from a mixture of coal tar, water and alcohol he could create a filament that was strong, sheer, and silk-like in appearance. Further research led to the first synthetic fiber, which soon came to be known as Polymer 6.6. Two years later, in 1937, Du Pont patented the discovery, the same year Wallace Carothers, fatally depressed, committed suicide. As a tribute to his work, Du Pont decided that he - rather than Hill should be hailed as the inventor of Polymer 6.6.\n\n        Synthetic fibers were presented to the public at the World's Fair in New York in 1939. Taking the NY from the city's initials, the fiber became known as "nylon".\n\n        Nylon
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OF COURSE!!!  Don't you just LOVE shoes!?!?!?  I DO!!!!!
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Its the sentiment behind the gift, I would thank that person from the bottom of my heart, and wear the socks. In fact I would love it very much if some one gave me a pair of socks. (I have always been given books and scarves).
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lol i wear my shoes sockless all the time. i hate shoes and i mean hate em. I take my child to school and pick him up every day and 99% of the time a wear no socks. It is just a pain in the ass to put em on. About the only time i wear socks is if I am going to be gone all day long or going to someones house where i know ill be removing my shoes. If weather permits i wear sandles. I ve always been this way. i think it partially has to do with the fact i was raised in the country and my mom let me run around barefoot all the time.