https://www.sbnation.com/2017/9/10/16284374/david-johnson-injury-arizona-cardinals-detroit-lions

RIP Johnson owners

*American Football

I dont see them kicking the ball with their feet that much.

*Football. There are three types of football, anyway. Gridiron football is one of them.

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Football is literally the pinnacle of normieism.

*American Football

Wow, Cata just used the word 'American'. That's freaking weird.

*Handegg

*US-American Football

Get it right, Cata

*Handegg

My bad, this is actually right. Its Handegg.

Biggest FANTASY football injury. Not even close to biggest football injury... Arizona is an also-ran, not a contender.

Besides, it's not even yet known if he will miss any games let alone the season.

@Richard Sharpe yeah true it's not as big as if even Carson Palmer got injured, but it really affects fantasy teams (i.e me)

@Others I play soccer and I live in the US. Look up "David Johnson Football" if you don't live in the US and tell me what the first result is.

Nobody cares, Benjamin. Also, is your name really Benjamin? I've never seen a black guy with the name 'Benjamin'.

plz @Cata Cauda



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In Arabic 'soccer' is called 'kurra'.

كرة = kurra = soccer

Some other countries also say soccer or something based on that word but the vast majority of the planet calls it Football.

Soccer is also an english word and this is USA we're talking about, i think they exerted influence on certain words and that could be the case for these.

In Arabic they say 'kurra'.

futbxl

>caring about sports

the plebian's reenactment of heroism in war. Absolutely decadent.

In Arabic 'soccer' is called 'kurra'.

كرة = kurra = soccer

Yeah, this joke is pretty misleading. Although most tongues say "football" (which a dumb name outside English), many have their own.

Even in English, "football" is only said by the Indians and Nigerians, even though it is the more sensible name.

http://i.imgur.com/2GHdRDg.jpg

We Americans should petition to have "Football" changed to "gridiron." It sounds infinitely cooler and it would end confusion. We call rugby football 'rugby,' so I see no reason to change that with gridiron football.

Edited 9/12/2017 03:05:13