Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - We are SO back, the Premier League returns!
Brehs, rolling around this morning to get some gas and groceries and noticed a bit police barricade and people just hanging and standing around in the streets. Apparently there was an early morning party that had to get shut down because promoters oversold the venue. And people decided to just party in the streets on the surrounding blocks instead. Seen a breh stop traffic on the road just to get out of his car to take pics and wine with some ladies on the sidewalk. 
Not gonna lie, never heard of canboulay before, but it seems like it could be lots of fun
Not gonna lie, never heard of canboulay before, but it seems like it could be lots of fun
Clapsteel O'Neal
put a red dot on your head like a hindu
where is the france v jamica game taking place?
Clapsteel O'Neal
put a red dot on your head like a hindu
modern crowds though 
festival crowds in general
Such was not the case for the Strokes, the hometown boys who drew what looked like the biggest crowd of Governors Ball so far. (Childish Gambino, who was performing a set during the same time slot across Randall’s Island Park, must have felt a little lonely, though his audience did include Andre 3000, with his son in tow.) I had completely forgotten that the Strokes had released a new album called Comedown Machine last year, right up until the moment they busted out “Welcome To Japan” early in their evening performance.
The big secret about the Strokes is that they’ve never been that good live, and there were moments that lacked focus during their 90 minutes on stage. But they seemed to feed off the energy of their neighbors, and by the set-closing one-two punch of “You Only Live Once” (from 2006′s deeply underrated First Impressions of Earth) and the watershed single “Last Nite,” they had discovered their inner rock gods. Props to them too for performing “New York City Cops” as their encore, as it is by far the best song in the band’s entire catalog, and there’s always self-conscious concern about playing that tune within the city limits.)
festival crowds in general Such was not the case for the Strokes, the hometown boys who drew what looked like the biggest crowd of Governors Ball so far. (Childish Gambino, who was performing a set during the same time slot across Randall’s Island Park, must have felt a little lonely, though his audience did include Andre 3000, with his son in tow.) I had completely forgotten that the Strokes had released a new album called Comedown Machine last year, right up until the moment they busted out “Welcome To Japan” early in their evening performance.
The big secret about the Strokes is that they’ve never been that good live, and there were moments that lacked focus during their 90 minutes on stage. But they seemed to feed off the energy of their neighbors, and by the set-closing one-two punch of “You Only Live Once” (from 2006′s deeply underrated First Impressions of Earth) and the watershed single “Last Nite,” they had discovered their inner rock gods. Props to them too for performing “New York City Cops” as their encore, as it is by far the best song in the band’s entire catalog, and there’s always self-conscious concern about playing that tune within the city limits.)
reggae reggae sauce.
breh race done
and dont get me started on rosberg cheating again
nice set and finish..
France 1-0 Jamaica.
Cabaye. Giroud assist.
Cabaye. Giroud assist.
Dunno the name, he's just shaky as hell.it isn't Donovan Ricketts is it?
Clapsteel O'Neal
put a red dot on your head like a hindu
breh race done
and dont get me started on rosberg cheating again
nah ima need you to go in...the championship points gap after this race 
i know its against the 80th or 81st rankings (uptown, lol) but two nice goals from france.
