2014 World Cup

[HVC]

http://www.sfgate.com/worldcup/slideshow/Brazil-fans-mourn-World-Cup-thrashing-by-Germany-89280.php

I probably missed several of the shots of shocked and crying Brazil fans during the telecast, so this helped make up for it.

cant tell if number 9 is ecstatic or terrified.

[HVC]

I'm rooting for the Dutch.

you're on the list

[DGuller]

I just watched the game on DVR after getting off from work.  Brazil did not seem to play that well.

[Eddie Teach]

I'm rooting for the Dutch.

ibid.

[FunkMonk]

On the positive side for Brazil Neymar will be spared this disgrace and national shame because he didn't play in the match.

So uh, I guess that's kind of a good thing, at least for Neymar. 

[Admiral Yi]

you're on the list

Prots vs. mackeral snappers, I know who has my back.

A Mighty Fortress is Our God motherfucker.

[derspiess]

I like the Dutch but they must be destroyed.

[Monoriu]

It is a good wake-up call.  The Brazilians really didn't play well in this tournament. 

[Valmy]

I stand by my CONCACAF friends in Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba

[Syt]

[Syt]

"Avenge 2010 Final"
"Deal with the Penalty Trauma"
"Avenge 1978 Final"
"Avenge 1974 Final"

[HVC]

Not all his fault, but still

[Zanza]

It took just less than three minutes of real time—2 minutes, 58 seconds to be precise—for Germany to score goals two, three, and four. Amazingly, the ball was in play for just 76 seconds during this three-goal bonanza. That's three goals in an average of 25 seconds each.
If you include the fifth goal, Germany notched its last four tallies of the first half in 6 minutes and 40 seconds of real time. The ball was in play for 4:06, so Germany scored goals two through five in just more than a minute apiece.

Still unbelievable.

[Monoriu]

It took just less than three minutes of real time—2 minutes, 58 seconds to be precise—for Germany to score goals two, three, and four. Amazingly, the ball was in play for just 76 seconds during this three-goal bonanza. That's three goals in an average of 25 seconds each.
If you include the fifth goal, Germany notched its last four tallies of the first half in 6 minutes and 40 seconds of real time. The ball was in play for 4:06, so Germany scored goals two through five in just more than a minute apiece.

Still unbelievable.

I watched it in real time.  I watched goal #2, then watched the slow-motion replay.  Then goal #3 happened immediately afterward, followed by more slow-motion replays for goal #3.  Then goal #4 happened, and I was like, something wrong with the TV broadcast? 

[Maladict]

Still unbelievable.

It really is. One for the ages.