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On June 06 at 6:17 PM by xiao_liang

Hooray, Sarah is back! When can we see you on the telly (or internet) Sarah? Did you have a good time? :) Read more

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On June 06 at 5:57 PM by tiaopidepi

You already have this. Just ask your favorite search engine to look for a word and restrict it to the grammar guide. Stick this into Bing, for example... Read more

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On June 06 at 4:49 PM by RJ

Actually my wife just reminded me that we have the first full scholarship Soccer academy in the US - the Premier Soccer Academy, just minutes from my... Read more

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On June 06 at 4:01 PM by xiaophil

I think this link might spell it out for you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cursive Read more

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On June 06 at 4:00 PM by RJ

Hello Helios I was just being difficult, but I don't think it will ever match American football in popularity. To be honest, I very seldom watch a... Read more

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On June 06 at 3:47 PM by chris

Forgive my ignorance, but what exactly does "cursive" mean?  Is it just a term for handwriting as opposed to typing?  Can we also apply this... Read more

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On June 06 at 2:52 PM by zhenlijiang

Oh I completely forgot about Socceroos . Sorry if I've hurt your feelings Bodawei (churlish--? I don't think so ...). Anyone else then, we're st... Read more

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On June 06 at 2:31 PM by shanghai_helios

"soccer will never be popular in the US". Demographics are changing. Man United is playing three games in the US this summer, two at NFL stad... Read more

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On June 06 at 2:13 PM by bodawei

RJ - Have a look at Rugby League. It's a lot like American football, but the rules are much simpler, because.. well, you know why. Read more

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On June 06 at 2:10 PM by bodawei

Hey RJ, we may have the grounds for a new US-Australia alliance - solidarity on the question of football terminology. They could make it more inte... Read more