Ciel and Lorenzo Rossi observed that this is not football but rugby...
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13 comments:
Wow! I'm just amazed by the speakers.
They don't do anything halfway on those huge cruise ships. I like smaller river cruise ships, with up to 300 passengers, but these megaships are just too big for me.
I would love to watch a Baseball game on that screen.
Oi no! Another reason for me to avoid cruises.
That is incredibly large. And loud, I imagine.
Where are the good old days of the quiet Enotria?
Ah but that looks very much like rugby, not soccer or American football.
ciel - You are right: after some research I learned that it was Australia v British and Irish Lions...
in realtà è rugby... Australia vs Lions
I'm with Dina on this one.
Oh NO!:(
Like there is nothing else to do on a cruise? I say, Get a Life! hahahaha
Great composition, VP!
This cruiser stops right outside my workplace now and again. This is another reminder never to get on it.
I'm not so keen with all this "wonders" of technique. If I would be a better swimmer, I would prefer an old wooden boat...
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