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14 December 2007
Philosophy Football
Wow. Saw this last night.
I can't believe how incredibly hilarious it is. The world needs more high comedy.
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
That was an excellent video clip. I wish I was there. But I do have to say, with all of the mindless and silly celebration over a ball being directing into a net, the Greeks were philosophically off side.
The Greeks may rightly be questioned for the nature and for the very fact of their celebrating but one would think that the larger question would be whether there should have been a football game in the first place. What pragmatic purpose do it play or what intrinsic value was there in gathering a group such as this on a field of this kind. In the meantime, I suppose I would have also enjoyed being part of the afternoon's sport.
2 comments:
That was an excellent video clip. I wish I was there. But I do have to say, with all of the mindless and silly celebration over a ball being directing into a net, the Greeks were philosophically off side.
The Greeks may rightly be questioned for the nature and for the very fact of their celebrating but one would think that the larger question would be whether there should have been a football game in the first place. What pragmatic purpose do it play or what intrinsic value was there in gathering a group such as this on a field of this kind.
In the meantime, I suppose I would have also enjoyed being part of the afternoon's sport.
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