KSC - Energie Cottbus 1:1

...Which was one hell of an unsatisfactory match. *grmbls* The best part of it probably was the Ultra's choreography. (Probably the one they had planned for the Hertha/KSC match, but weren't allowed to do.)

("We stick together like the wind and the sea.")

Awwwwwwww. I mean, I don't care all that much about Hertha, but that close fan-friendship really is kind of cute and touching.

Apart from that, there were: goal chances that weren't properly used, Iashvili trying to act like some sort of wannabe Brazilian dribbling god, Cottbus playing crappy and our team still not winning... so yeah. The usual frustrating stuff. It was a shitty draw that should have been a victory for us. Maik looked pretty down and disappointed after the final whistle.

Oh, and speaking of Maik Franz: it's awesome how - ever since that witchhunt after him started - all a player needs to do is let himself merely get touched to play the dying swan on the pitch and thus causing Maik to get a yellowcard for doing exactly nothing. (Whereas they can commit nasty fouls and get...? Right, no card for it.) Oh, how I love the justice of football.  *snorts*

*is extremely bored & procrastinating*

1. List your top ten favourite men/footballers/celebrities.
2. Answer all the question listed.
3. Make a post!

Questions snagged from padfootie. =)

1. Maik Franz
2. Jens Lehmann
3. Christoph Metzelder
4. Mario Eggimann
5. Clemens Fritz
6. Edmond Kapllani
7. Michael Rensing
8. Alex Meier
9. René Adler
10. Markus Rosenberg

( Questions & answers )

Some interesting links about writing

13 Writing Tips by Chuck Palahniuk

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The First Draft by Max Barry

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