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Sunday, June 20, 2010

FIFA World Cup 2010

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The event every football fan in the world has been waiting for and anticipating every 4 years had started on June 11. I believe it will affect the way people run their daily routine, particularly if you intend to catch the early morning (2.30 a.m. Malaysian time GMT +8).
In fact one factory I know of had anticipated a lower productivity and higher number of absentism due to the the World Cup....

All the best to Brazil and Argentina, the 2 teams I am supporting...
England is simply over rated, Signor Capello... is the escape clause still valid in your recently signed extension contract?
Germany had been underachieving since they had beaten Australia.
Netherlands is a rank outsider.

Many late mornings!!!!!

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