football twens, how are you so cute
Jun. 29th, 2006 06:43 pmFootball pretties, how are you so awesome cute?
My darlingsons football bunnies are so young, it melts my heart. Blutjung, as I would say in German. Especially Cristiano Ronaldo who is only 21, oh the cuteness. Kaká is a veteran!baby at 24.
And being young, they are enthusiastic and idealistic and into charitable ventures. They could be my students! In fact, as I found out two minutes ago, Kaká's dad is a university professor. (omg, he could be an art historian... well, yes, bloody unlikely but still! His dad is my colleague!!)
*eyes own son who could be the next Kaká* (See earlier post about Mother Maries or Mary Mothers.)
Here we have Kaká being involved in the United Nations World Food Programme:

And here is swoonbaby Cristiano Ronaldo in Indonesia whence he flew to donate moneys to tsunami victims, auctioning off his kit and so forth:

I swoon over that profile. I have always loved profiles; profiles are slashy because they imply an interlocutor and a third person; they imply narrative; they imply sex. *gets carried away*
My fandom is everywhere!
T'son has an entire album full of footballer stickers. He collects my cuties! Posters of my bunnies adorn the walls of supermarkets and cafés. T-shirts with my darlings' name on them are for sale in sports shops. Websites and you.tube videos abound. They get discussed on the radio as I stack the dishwasher. Grown men giggle when they mention their names! This, even more than Orli rps, is bounty.
Plus it's weird. The entire world has gone slashy. *slithers in the slath*
My darling
And being young, they are enthusiastic and idealistic and into charitable ventures. They could be my students! In fact, as I found out two minutes ago, Kaká's dad is a university professor. (omg, he could be an art historian... well, yes, bloody unlikely but still! His dad is my colleague!!)
*eyes own son who could be the next Kaká* (See earlier post about Mother Maries or Mary Mothers.)
Here we have Kaká being involved in the United Nations World Food Programme:

And here is swoonbaby Cristiano Ronaldo in Indonesia whence he flew to donate moneys to tsunami victims, auctioning off his kit and so forth:
I swoon over that profile. I have always loved profiles; profiles are slashy because they imply an interlocutor and a third person; they imply narrative; they imply sex. *gets carried away*
My fandom is everywhere!
T'son has an entire album full of footballer stickers. He collects my cuties! Posters of my bunnies adorn the walls of supermarkets and cafés. T-shirts with my darlings' name on them are for sale in sports shops. Websites and you.tube videos abound. They get discussed on the radio as I stack the dishwasher. Grown men giggle when they mention their names! This, even more than Orli rps, is bounty.
Plus it's weird. The entire world has gone slashy. *slithers in the slath*
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Date: 2006-06-29 07:13 pm (UTC)(they are more bounty than Orli! And I thought that was going to be hard to top *grins*)
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Date: 2006-06-29 10:29 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2006-06-29 10:40 pm (UTC)Karl Urban!!!
*digs up ancient icon*
That man used to be my number 2 lust icon.
Number 1 was Dom.
Writing Dom/Karl made my head explode.
Oh, I also wrote some Orli/Karl.
Ack. Memory lane!!!!
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Date: 2006-06-30 12:38 pm (UTC)I read some Dom/Karl along the way. I wound up (trhough
I'm coming more recently from that fandom into the football slash world. It's an interesting move, and I'm more than half tempted to cross-over between the two.
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Date: 2006-07-12 09:08 pm (UTC)The way to do this was inspired by
Karl: I don't really know about thus sport. In New Zealund, we have rugby football. We do the haka!
Eric: Yeah, mate, and back home we've got Aussie rules.
CR: What are these things you talk about? Here, take this ball and step over it.
Karl: Stip over ut?
Eric: Aw, c'mon, Karl, you heard the man.
Karl: I'd rather stip over you, Eeruc.
Eric: No worries, mate. Here, let me just pull down me pants.
CR: What is this you do? Can I join?
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Date: 2006-07-13 02:40 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2006-07-13 02:54 pm (UTC)Glad to oblige with the ded-making.
But gadzooks, the image of the three of them... *mind blows fuse*
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Date: 2006-06-30 09:11 pm (UTC)But back to your post. Cristiano seems to have a heart for children. At getty images there are pics of him playing with some kids at a training session on June, 23th. Since I still haven't got a clue how to post a pic here, I will just post the link
http://editorial.gettyimages.com/source/search/imageResults.aspx?s=ImagesSearchState|0|0|0|28|0|0|0|1|||0|0|0|71282565|0|0|0|0|2||cristiano+ronaldo|0|0|0|0|0
Isn't that cute? I mean, it's the WM and he takes the time to play with the Balljungen (don't know the English word for that one - somehow ball boy doesn't sound right ;)
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Date: 2006-07-01 06:30 am (UTC)And those little boys: They look so happy!
I now wish that my little son could be those boys.
It is bizarre, I tell you, to share a manly love with one's eight-year-old. "Mama, I like Kaká better than Ronaldinho now; his name is so cool. When can we get the number 8 Kaká shirt? Look, I got the Kaká Panini sticker!"
I am drooling over my son's Panini football sticker book!
Life is so wrong.
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Date: 2006-07-01 07:03 am (UTC)Okay, so now I have to friend you, just because you did it again. :)
I don't have children but a few weeks ago I realized (at the tender age of 28 *grins*) that I never was a normal teenager. At work we have a teenaged trainee. And when she saw the Michael Ballack-calender we have (working in a book shop) she started squeeing. Yes, I do that, too. Internally though, when I'm at work. :) But then I said something like: 'Well, he isn't really *my* cup of tea'. And she said in pure teenaged angst: 'I don't know what is with people. Everybody is against him.' At a time when the whole of Germany panicked about "die Wade der Nation". Gee! I never was that bad...
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Date: 2006-07-01 06:40 am (UTC)1) Type
1) Type <img...src=""> (Replace the ... with a space.)
2) Insert the url of the image in between the " and the ".
3) Get the image url by either opening the image in its own window and copy-pasting the url from the box, or by right-clicking (or long-clicking on a Mac) on the image and choosing 'image location'.
:-)
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Date: 2006-07-01 07:05 am (UTC)I'm counting on you to cheer for Portugal! :)