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Hang on @Tyki_Mikk , how do I fill in the Match Day slots? I've just realised that I only filled in the Bonus Round slots. :risisweat:

If the English can still go on about 1966, then Germs can still have their victory dance from over 12 years ago. :endthis:

Aight @Tyki_Mikk I submitted my prediction, hopefully successfully. I based my predictions purely on bias, dated stereotypes and vibes; let's go. :PepeNumberOne:

I dunno. I remember something about Brazil losing to Scotland once. Losing to Scotland at all has gotta be worse than losing to Germany.

You know the USA has lost the Mandate of Heaven when it has to share host duties with Canada and Mexico due to being too broke. :sighting:

Size doesn't seem to make any real difference in One Piece. Large beings move just as swiftly as small beings and small beings can overpower large beings dozens of times their size. If size mattered then Tontatta dwarfs shouldn't hit like a truck and Giants should be unstoppable.

If King can take out all of Tottoland singlehandedly then how come he failed to defeat Oden and the Scabbards while having Kaido, Queen and 1000 Beast Pirates on his side?:Raku_Stare:

You ain't ready yet for the reveal of his son Wee Boku.

We be losing memes. WorstGen has lost the Mandate of Heaven. :sighting:

Maybe having an actress that defended Roman Polanski playing a character that is constantly hunting a child ain't the best of choices. :kriwhat:

Damn, nobody at all is defending this current arc. Kingdom has fallen. :josad:

Period drama set in the early 20th century following a posh family of upper crust types. Period dramas are popular in British television since they are probably the most affordable thing to shoot that isn't a flat out modern setting show (mostly consisting of soap dramas or shit comedies). Like...

@kekaro @ZenZu hot damn, I can't believe Top Gear slipped my mind. Scratch everything else, Top Gear is the last culturally relevant and globally popular tv show Britain will ever produce. Also, how popular was Downton Abbey outside of the UK?

Main production company for that one is HBO, American.

If I recall correctly, it only got popular towards the end of its run after Yank company Netflix got the distribution rights. So once the Yanks liked it, then it became popular. I never heard of it within the UK or Ireland before that Netflix deal. Lol. Though it is a purely original British...

I am genuinely struggling to think of anything culturally relevant in terms of original film/tv entertainment to come out of Europe within the last 15 years. If I extend it all the way back to 2000 then the BBC was king in setting the bar for nature documentaries. That's kinda it. Oh and ITV's...

Fossil posting.

I wholeheartedly accept Dooku glaze. Wooku just built different bro.

Wolfwood's Punisher is my immediate suggestion.

Is it still technically one piece if the other piece was vaporised out of existence? :bamathink: