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> You will see this attitude everywhere in life.
gee, I wonder if I am going to get bored someday of seeing this mentality again and again. I can´t complain if there is some joy or funny material around it but damn, that sounds like life is really monotonous.

> they don't have to partake to pick a side, it's just that there's no way of knowing which one is it until they do. So in a way, yes.
fair enough

> Dunno.
just checked it. It was a mix of the original song though. Considering the huge amount of views the song has, I am surprised that I only heard it in that film. 

> Would probably consist 90% of correcting grammatical and "shouldn't it be written in X way" syntactical errors though.
well, have a field with me then. Even though I write and translate the texts before posting them (in the latest fics though), I may have messed it up in certain sentences. That would end up being a technical overview rather than an actual review.

> by definition only those are allowed to participate in the World Cup I think
if you have enough skills to pass the phases, why not? I mean, if they got to reach that far, it´s because they have skills. Obviously they select the players but out of a country of 300.000 people in it, there are not many options left to pick.

> It's not prohibited to specialize in more than one thing.
> one may not be as good focusing on multiple things instead of one, but it's up to debate.
Well, the /end/ does the following: editing, shitposting (this ranges from politics to the show discussion) and writing. The only aspect remaining is having skills to draw something really decent.
It´s actually possible to do that. I told that curious detail that even players who are literal who can get really far when they don´t focus on it all the time. 

> There were no byes for being "amateurs". If that's not professional and especially not dedicated enough then I don't know man.
that´s what I find funny. That despite entering in as professionals, some of them may not have football as their end but as a medium for what they want to do. They just happen to have good players and create different strategies instead of copying the successful teams. 

The day a few faggots visit this place and claim that there were writefags or content creators, I will find it really funny to my eyes. 

> It's celebrated here as well. I've been told it's the first Christian holiday.
yep, even older that Christmas. A few non christian countries celebrated it as the winter solstice as well according to their calendar.
The festivities that involve christian traditions weren´t at first, actually christian and the clergy actually changed dates to fit with pagan celebrations and fit them and create some sort of uniformity with their stories. They achieved to make that day successful by overlapping the events pretty fast. 

They changed the day of noticing Christ for the first time on 6th January to 25th of December because before that revision, Romans spent that day praising the sun....

it does remind me of a certain character we know pretty well...