Alien Brain Hemorrhage Shooter
Feel like adding a little X-Files to your drinky? Pour some Peach Schnapps into a shot glass, layer some Baileys on top, then dribble a little Aftershock Red, Blue, and Orange in the middle. The result is a Dali-esque drink that resembles an extraterrestrial dying while having an MRI scan. Before you die, your brain releases tons and tons of endorphins that make you feel a range of emotions. Tragically delicious.
(via: cocktail.uk / reddit)
Moves like Jagger!
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Paul Scholes vs New York Cosmos (2011)
Cristiano Ronaldo vs Portsmouth (2008)
Paul Scholes vs Aston Villa (2006)
Paul Scholes vs. Barcelona (2008)
Ruud van Nistelrooy vs Fulham (2003)
Eric Cantona vs Liverpool (1996)
Eric Cantona: Munich Air Disaster Memorial Match (1998)
Nani vs Manchester City (2011)
Dimitar Berbatov vs Liverpool (2010)
Teddy Sheringham vs Bayern Munich (1999)
Paul Scholes vs. Middlesborough (2000)
Andrei Kancheskis vs Norwich (1993)
Steve Bruce vs Sheffield Wednesday (1993)
Cristiano Ronaldo vs Aston Villa (2008)
Federico Macheda vs Aston Villa (2009)
Mark Hughes vs Oldham Athletic (1994)
Eric Cantona vs Sunderland (1996)
Cristiano Ronaldo vs FC Porto (2009)
Wayne Rooney vs Newcastle United (2005)
Paul Scholes vs Bradford City (2000)
David Beckham vs Wimbledon (1996)
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This was so unbelievably hard to make but I wanted to regif this moment because it is one of if not my most favorite moment of SAF. Before I didn’t have photoshop but now I do so the quality of this is slightly better than the previous version.
Anyways, I cannot believe it has been 25 years. It is crazy how fast time flies by without you ever really realizing it. I don’t really know what to say about SAF except that he is such an integral part of United. He is the only manager I have ever known at the club - in fact, he has been managing the club longer than I have been born. I feel so fortunate to have been able to see SAF at the helm of United for so long that the idea of him retiring would be devastating for me. I have managed to see some of the greatest players leave this club but it did not bother me as much as it could have if it had not been for SAF. I knew with SAF as the manager, United would pull through. He is such a magnificent character and I wish he was immortal because the idea of another manager at United seems implausible at the moment. For me, he is undoubtedly the greatest manager of my lifetime.
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Manchester United 8 - 2 Arsenal. It doesn’t really seem believable does it? You have to feel a little sorry for Arsenal, they were depleted by injuries and suspensions not to mention dodgy transfer dealing by selling their best players. But Manutd were pretty class, it seems that both Manchester clubs are now fighting it out for the title. Ferguson has injected great youth into the side and even the older players are playing better.
I would 8-2 be an Arsenal supporter right now!
Group A: Bayern Munich, Villarreal, Manchester City, Napoli
Group B: Inter Milan, CSKA Moscow, Lille, Trabzonspor
Group C: Manchester United, Benfica, Basel, Otelul Galati
Group D: Real Madrid, Lyon, Ajax, Dinamo Zagreb
Group E: Chelsea, Valencia, Bayer Leverkusen, Genk
Group F: Arsenal, Marseille, Olympiakos, Borussia Dortmund
Group G: Porto, Shakhtar Donetsk, Zenit St Petersburg, APOEL
Group H: Barcelona, Milan, BATE Borisov, Viktoria Plzen
Samir Nasri said he moved to Manchester City for the “fans”. That is like saying you read Playboy for the interesting articles. You may no doubt be good Nasri, but you not world class, enjoy being another overpaid ManCity football mercenary.
Manchester United teaches Manchester City a football lesson.
The real reason why Manchester United didn’t sign Tevez. He told them he was going to quit in 2013. In other words, Fergie knew that the current situation with Tevez and Man City would happen to Manutd if they signed him. Makes sense now. It now looks like Tevez could be heading to Inter Milan on loan for the season.
