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Vamos all the way through Madrid - Inofficial multi-match thread
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Sabeen is gonna join Ula on the big pile of failed tennis players?
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Her fans requested it not be streamed wisewords.
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Serious answer: It's probably not deemed one of the top matches of the day. 6 streamed WTA matches, this not deemed one of the top 6 matches of the day.
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Zabina broke. she will win this set now
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SabineIsGOAT • May 4, 2014 6:09 PM BST
Pliskova probably requested it so the whole world wouldn't see her get brutally owned |
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Will Sabine vs Simona be streamed when they meet in the 3rd round?
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How could match of the year not be streamed?
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Bouchard v Aggi ? Ags to win ??
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I wouldn't trust Aga today
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has anyone noticed gabashbilli favours 'vamos' over 'davai'
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Obviously keeping up with latest mega freds.
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Of course caramba. You think Tiriac will put Halep on a non-TV court?
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Would he want the world to see Simona get humiliated though?
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Tiriac has deep pockets to offer some bribes.
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Why SIG?
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Aga not great on clay, and she doesn't have a great record at Madrid
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Do sometimes wonder what the average spanish tennis viewer thinks about Tiriac always giving wild cards to some romanians instead of additional young spaniards.
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didn't Tiriac make Copil qualify last year for Bucharest
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Aaron, have you been fired
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DJ playing German music.
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I don't think so
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Bank holiday today, EDY
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double BP isner
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netpost even
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Bouchard also not great on clay - and much less experienced?
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Oh, what are you Brits celebrating?
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well saved.
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in holland we celebrate german ww2 capitulation
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May Day has been a traditional day of festivities throughout the centuries. May Day is most associated with towns and villages celebrating springtime fertility (of the soil, livestock, and people) and revelry with village fetes and community gatherings.
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4th BP for isner
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5 May Monday Early May bank holiday
That's the name? Early May bank holiday? |
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Holidays and observances
Children's Day (Japan) Children's Day (South Korea) Cinco de Mayo (Mexico and the United States) Christian Feast Day: Angelus of Jerusalem Blessed Edmund Ignatius Rice Frederick the Wise (Lutheran) Hilary of Arles Jutta of Kulmsee May 5 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics) Constitution Day (Kyrgyzstan) Coronation Day, commemorates the coronation of King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 1950. (Thailand) Europe Day (Council of Europe) Feast of al-Khadr or St. George (Palestinian) Indian Arrival Day (Guyana) International Midwives' Day (International) Liberation Day (Denmark) Liberation Day (The Netherlands) Lusophone Culture Day (Community of Portuguese-speaking countries) Martyrs' Day (Albania) Patriots' Victory Day (Ethiopia) Senior Citizens Day (Palau) |
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Traditional English May Day rites and celebrations include Morris dancing, crowning a May Queen and celebrations involving a maypole. Much of this tradition derives from the pagan Anglo-Saxon customs held during "Þrimilci-mōnaþ"[5] (the Old English name for the month of May meaning Month of Three Milkings) along with many Celtic traditions.
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In rural regions of Germany, especially the Harz Mountains, Walpurgisnacht celebrations of pagan origin are traditionally held on the night before May Day, including bonfires and the wrapping of a Maibaum (maypole). Young people use this opportunity to party, while the day itself is used by many families to get some fresh air. Motto: "Tanz in den Mai!" ("Dance into May!"). In the Rhineland, May 1 is also celebrated by the delivery of a maypole, a tree covered in streamers to the house of a girl the night before. The tree is typically from a love interest, though a tree wrapped only in white streamers is a sign of dislike. Females usually place roses or rice in form of a heart at the house of their beloved one. It is common to stick the heart to a window or place it in front of the doormat.
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This isn't history class ffs
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Walpurgisnacht long over
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