Re: REQUEST: PLEASE POST SOCCER PICS!!
From Mark Warren <mwa...@us.oracle.com>
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· 8 Jul 1994 05:32 · View full thread
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I beg to differ! The television ratings that ESPN, ABC, and Univision
are getting are above even their optimistic expectations. Apparently
some Americans are NOT bored (myself included).
Cheers,
Mark
(Ducking behind a flame proof wall :-) )
In article <2uvvde$r...@gagme.wwa.com> cwv...@cca.rockwell.com (Craig
Vandeventer) writes:
In article gg...@gagme.wwa.com, cc1...@city.ac.uk (Martin!) writes: >
>Especially soccer balls or the word Soccer >Either post them or
mail me them.... >thanks in advance, > >=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=, >Martin
: >cc1...@city.ac.uk : >=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=' >
An American(myself included) watching the World Cup(top view):
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