Liverpool losing to the Spurs is not exactly the way I would’ve liked to start my Sunday. So I admit I had a good laugh when Arsenal conceded 2 goals in the dying minutes against them because…well, it was funny. And Spurs seem to have taken on a new life post-Ramos with Redknapp onboard, so it was quite inspiring to watch them battling it out at the Emirates.
But at White Hart Lane, a game where an obviously better team lost is painful. Even if we were going to lose at some point of this season, it shouldn’t have been through this game, with an OG to boot.
You win some, you lose some.
By the way, is it just me, or are little minnow teams Stoke and Hull a sudden force to be reckoned with?
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With barely a few days until the US Presidential Election, I thought I’d make a movie suggestion:
This movie details out what most probably happened during the Elections of 2000, when Bush went on to beat Gore to become the 43rd US President. It’s going under my fav movie list, and I highly recommend it if you’re wondering who actually won that election. It won’t give you a conclusive answer, but it’ll definitely give you something to think about. Was the Oval Office stolen that year? You decide.
Since this movie focuses a lot on the legal aspect of the elections, as I told Mazzy, it was one of the few times I felt a legal education was not wasted on me. Very intriguing and stomach-churning, despite the fact that we all know the outcome.
And now, where Americans are on the brink of electing a President, a decision that will have significant impact on foreign policies and world affairs, all we can do is hope that the one who wins will at least attempt at fixing the irreparable damage left behind by US’ worst leader in history. I’ve been following their campaigns for a while, and so far it looks like Obama’s the best bet. It’d be presumptous to say he’ll have a sure win at this stage though, since anything is possible despite his lead. If Truman was able to beat Dewey back in 1948, then nothing says Mccain can’t beat Obama in 2008.
We’ll see come November 4th.
May God help us all.
Enough said here.

