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uhh i'd rather have one of the players sign the jersey.
0/5 for the idea.
I agree. Thats like having a player sign a vinyl
Originally posted by Miroslav
It's not like he grabbed his balls and sucked his dick. It's not like he gave the Saudis the original copy of the Constitution to use as toilet paper. It's not like he gave away the secret recipe to the Colonel's chicken. .
sheesh..some people always MUST find a hair in the soup lol. This is a charity event with an appealing offer for EDM listeners and every cent of the money will be used for something good (UNICEF for example) and fans can help AND get a shirt signed by their favourite DJ if they bid...if you don't want a shirt just don't bid....what´s so wrong with that?
sheesh..some people always MUST find a hair in the soup lol. This is a charity event organized from music fans and every cent of the money will be used for something good (UNICEF for example) and fans can help AND get a shirt signed by their favourite DJ if they bid...if you don't want a shirt just don't bid....what?s so wrong with that?
nothing, but I think they would get more money if a player signed it.
Originally posted by Miroslav
It's not like he grabbed his balls and sucked his dick. It's not like he gave the Saudis the original copy of the Constitution to use as toilet paper. It's not like he gave away the secret recipe to the Colonel's chicken. .
that was my first thought too... maybe that's why he didn't get to have a pic
btw. I was wondering if it's common for wales, england and the other parts of uk to have their own national teams in sports... Recently scotland applied for membership in a european sleddog association and there was huge debate if they should be admitted (uk is not yet a member). Any info on how it is in other sports?
but the only regular sporting competition that the nation (as the UK) compete in is olympics, world championships etc. in track & field and the other participating sports.
the scots are very proud and hate the english, and of course their landscape is probably just the stuff for sleddog fun.
if a scot is successful the media in england will report that a brit did well. it's that kind of thing. so if you turn round and tell them they have to represent the uk they'll probably throw logs at you.
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