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Wow. It's been a few days since I last updated here. It really doesn't feel that way. Maybe becuause my days are extremely busy! For example, yesterday classes started at 8 am, we had a two hours break from 10 to 12, but from 12 to 8 pm we had hardcore chemestry and lab work. And as if that wasn't enough, we had to turn in our first report the next day at 8 am!! Yes, that means we had 12 hours to do the report (and most of those hours were spent sleeping o.O). Today wasn't as bad, but the Geography group was all in all veeeery tired. Some of the others (and even the lecturer) expressed their sympathy to us; 10 hours of chem is hard, I tell ya!

But something nice has happened while I was "away". Schalke bloody beat Stuttgart in the league final!! Woot! Money and a trophee! Most of the match was really brilliant and had some excellent football (I don't know why people think German football is ugly), but there were two incidents I could have lived without. First of all, I love Kevin Kuranyi for scoring the single goal in the match, but flipping one of the Stuttgart players over after a little teasing (or whatever it was)? Not cool, dude. And Lincoln. Lincoln, Lincoln, Lincoln. The (very bad) Danish commentators had just announced you as the player of the match and there were two minutes left. Did you really have to spit at the other player?! I have a no-tolerance policy toward spitting at people (for obvious reasons), so that is seriously not cool! But they won and life will go on. Let me now run through the Danish players (which is, of course, the only reason Danish TV has bought rights to the Bundesliga this season. Though, for some reason, only the Saturday matches. WTF?!):
Jesper Grønkjær: I don't know exactly why, but Trappatoni felt like putting Jesper in the line-up. He's been at Stuttgart for two days and he has to play perfectly with people he's never seen before? Not a good move by Trappa. Jesper did the best he could, but he can do so much better than this!
Jon Dahl Tomasson: The Stuttgart-fans has proclaimed him to be their rescuer. He only played the second half and because Stuttgart was pushed as far back on their own half, he really get any chances. So not much of a match for him as well.
Søren Larsen: Didn't even get to play, though he was on the bench
Ebbe Sand: This is his last season as a professional football player, so Schalke has announced him as their new Captain, which is such a big gesture. They really love him... He played an okay match, but not one of his best.
Christian Poulsen: Yes, I'm writing this lat on purpose ;). He played wonderfully and brilliantly. This is the Christian I love and adore. The one who is countiously in the way for the opposing team. The Christian who makes passes that are just right and who back his team up whatever they do. I hope the fans will forgive him for his little Villareal-flirt.

Some other good news: xavantina and I will go see the Denmark-Georgia (Kobi!!!) match on September 7. Woot! We seriously have the best seats in the stadium, so who cares if they are 400 kr ($ 66 / € 53)

Saturday is all about vampirespider! And, of course, lattara and madfrog ;)

I think I'm getting a bit sick. Wonderful timing, body.