Vancouver. July 11. The biggest game on earth-World Cup- aka Jules Rimet Trophy until 1930 is all about numbers. Globally, 204 countries play to qualify for the tournament which happens every 4 years. In the finals 32 teams compete tooth and nail to grab that one trophy made of gold. Locally, the Yetis of HimSoc organized a Watching Together party to watch Spain and Nederland tussle for the top spot for 2010. It's all about numbers...One Yeti provided the space, another yeti brought his Flat 42 inch screen, two yetis transported 5 items of Chinese food, about 30 yetis ate and watched The Finals together, which according to FIFA, is watched by 700 million world wide. No kidding we love golly, hey?
Monday, July 12, 2010
Watching Together
by Worldcup Zorro
Vancouver. July 11. The biggest game on earth-World Cup- aka Jules Rimet Trophy until 1930 is all about numbers. Globally, 204 countries play to qualify for the tournament which happens every 4 years. In the finals 32 teams compete tooth and nail to grab that one trophy made of gold. Locally, the Yetis of HimSoc organized a Watching Together party to watch Spain and Nederland tussle for the top spot for 2010. It's all about numbers...One Yeti provided the space, another yeti brought his Flat 42 inch screen, two yetis transported 5 items of Chinese food, about 30 yetis ate and watched The Finals together, which according to FIFA, is watched by 700 million world wide. No kidding we love golly, hey?
Vancouver. July 11. The biggest game on earth-World Cup- aka Jules Rimet Trophy until 1930 is all about numbers. Globally, 204 countries play to qualify for the tournament which happens every 4 years. In the finals 32 teams compete tooth and nail to grab that one trophy made of gold. Locally, the Yetis of HimSoc organized a Watching Together party to watch Spain and Nederland tussle for the top spot for 2010. It's all about numbers...One Yeti provided the space, another yeti brought his Flat 42 inch screen, two yetis transported 5 items of Chinese food, about 30 yetis ate and watched The Finals together, which according to FIFA, is watched by 700 million world wide. No kidding we love golly, hey?
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