hockey rules

sailling is great also this football rant is pretty shit tbh

10/10 speech he mentioned BYZANTIUM

WGIA

HEIL HITLER

WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOA

ROMA

WE WUZ BYZANTINES

PAXA ROMA

OH SHIT

WE WUZ ROMANS N SHIET

greece WAS white and you're next watch it

he want full we wuz

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feelsman

Now I really know why he's a joke

I dont have any connection to any of those fam, i'm northern european

POST YOUR FACE IN RIGHT NOW @everyone

"identity, identity, identity" yeah yeha oka.

MARE NOSTRUM!

@I'mGoingBerserk free of charge

really though, bagging on football in the wrong city

this is another reason I think he's gay

>mfw

it is known that football is for nigs

We don't need to agree with what he says, what matters is we defended his right to say it. And thats a victory tonight.

This is me. Don't judge.

Outline for Richard's next speech (1) Niggers are dumb (2) Niggers are stupid (3) It's ok to not like niggers (4) It's ok to want to get rid of them

Armored nigger ball shall be banned

Literally all that has to be said

Any antifa presence in San Diego?

Once the jew got a hold of our sports they gave it to the trash

These sports didn't come from Africa

@Bendies can't stop laughing

Armored nigger ball > African tree hockey

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