Haha, I think its funny you had to make that distinction. Anyway, just so people know, the original of that movie is great, but the remake with Bernie Mac and whatever the hell his name is is horrible.
A general election absentee ballot from Rensselaer County, N.Y. misspelling the name of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is seen, Friday, Oct. 10, 2008 in Sand Lake, N.Y. The absentee ballots sent to voters in Rensselaer County identified the two presidential candidates as "Barack Osama" and "John McCain." In the United States, the best-known individual named Osama is Osama bin Laden, leader of the al Qaida terrorist group behind the 2001 attacks that destroyed the World Trade
"Back to the welfare question. What do you say to the people who are concerned that Obama will want to turn American into a socialist country much like Sweden?"
"Back to the welfare question. What do you say to the people who are concerned that Obama will want to turn American into a socialist country much like Sweden?"
"Zambian Laughter Chilembe has played in Zimbabwe for Caps United FC, while I also know about Suprise Moriri from Mamelodi Sundowns in South Africa," says Tinashe Mutsungi Shoko. "But my favourite is one called Have-A-Look Dube playing for Njube Sundowns here in Zimbabwe! Any more strange/funny/good/ridiculous football names anyone can dredge up?"
"A quick look reveals some other odd-named players plying their trade in Zimbabwean football for Caps United," begins Mark Baker. "Givemore Manuella, Gift Makolonio and Method Mwanyazi are great names, but they pale into comparison beside Limited Chicafa and the outstandingly-named Danger Fourpence." Staying in Africa, there's also Stephen Sunny Sunday, who plays for Polideportivo Ejido, and South Africa's Naughty Mokoena and Tonic Chabalala. "Surely there can't be any stranger than Austrian side SC Schwanenstadt's marauding midfielder Osa Guobadia?" offers Andy Ferguson, who'll have to do better than that. "He has the name Ice Cream on the back of his shirt." More like it.
A very popular suggestion was Brazilian forward Creedence Clearwater Couto, whose parents were - fortunately - big fans of the American songsters, while there were also calls for former England internationals Harry Daft and Segar Bastard (who, incidentally, refereed an FA Cup final, played cricket for Essex and owned a racehorse).
However, it would be remiss of us to ignore Anthony Philip David Terry Frank Donald Stanley Gerry Gordon Stephen James Oatway - Charlie to his friends ("I'm named after the QPR 1972-73 promotion-winning team for those of you that have been on the moon all the time I've been at [Brighton]" - or three of our favourites: Australian keeper Norman Conquest, Seychelles star Johnny Moustache, and Congolese striker Bongo Christ.
I knew about Ice Cream, but the others I didn't know about. And I had no idea Charlie Oatway wasn't named Charlie, but that...weird thing.
I'd also like to throw in Sagi Burton, or as his passport lists him:
Osagyefo Lenin Ernesto Burton-Godwin
"Ernesto"? "Lenin"? Can you tell his parents were leftist or what?
"Back to the welfare question. What do you say to the people who are concerned that Obama will want to turn American into a socialist country much like Sweden?"
Uh, bad, bad Sweden
"Gotta kill all dat dem dere commie reds"
Well, now days we got a communist goverment disguised as a right wing goverment. So no difference how you vote, just continually massive welfare!
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