Cascadia Saint

Adam! Argghh! Dammit.

Triple substitution on 70 minutes, i'm all in.

********. A full house at 60 minutes during the south coast derby and we boo Guly off the field. Morons.

Can't stand hearing us booing our own player, we don't have anyone else to boo today? Jesus.

Cracking shot by Lallana!

Right. Stop whining you babies. Art of War. COYS!

Come on lads, lets not keep us waiting too long eh? COYS!

Oh. I thought this thread was for our deaf and blind fans.

Hell YES!!! Follow your spirit, and upon this charge Cry 'God for Nigel, Southampton and Saint Markus!

I think we say that during every tv game!

Saints + tv = 90 minutes of life, wasted.

English, mutha fu cka, do you speak it?

nun too early for some nuns i think.

http://mypremium.tv/em/211/s2.shtml as well...

http://coolsport.tv/kiwi8.php working fine at the mo....

http://coolsport.tv/kiwi8.php seems to be working.

Come on you saints!!! Lets get this done.

Really?

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Great video, couldn't help but laugh!

Wow, those shots are incredible mate. I'm a photographer but have never dabbled in astrophotography, you've definitely inspired me to look into it. Nice work.

http://gizmodo.com/5896283/jupiter-venus-and-the-moon-will-menage-a-trois-tonight From Gizmodo: Jupiter, Venus, and the Moon Will Ménage à Trois Tonight Ohhh baby, space is about to get real sexy tonight. Starting around 9pm EST (for North America) the Moon and Venus will be just three degrees apart in the western sky, with Jupiter joining only ten degrees below. You can even watch it on a webcam. Check out the celestial bodies on them! From 8pm to 10pm EST, NASA will be hosting a live webchat, where you can have all of your Q's A'ed by NASA expert Melissa McGrath. According to NASA: This will be the best Venus-Jupiter conjunction for years to come. While bright to the unaided eye, they're even better when seen through a telescope... And look at that, even Orion is trying to get in on the action. Man, it's about to get so freaky! So, when the sun goes down and the light gets dim, look westward and enjoy the show. [NASA via Space.com via Trapit]

48 point gap...

Good work that man. Fish.

As LV Saint said... Kiss My Face!!!!