The Enchanted Cave 2
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COMPLETE edition of the interactive "choose next panel" comic
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Response to: Susanowoo is back,it's my birthday!
Posted November 29th, 2002 in General
thanks to all to have said happy birthday
Anarchy : You are funny and ridiculous
And for you, my very bad grammar te chie dessus :)
Susanowoo is back,it's my birthday!
Posted November 23rd, 2002 in General
The 19th november 2002, Mister Susanowoo has 20 years old
IT IS MY BIRTHDAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have 20 years old !!!!!!
A lot of times, i did not post in the forum.BUt now Susanowoo is back !!!!!!
Thanks for all Yougoslavia
Posted September 6th, 2002 in General
Thursday, September 5
Updated: September 6, 10:44 AM ET
Americans won't medal, best possible finish fifth
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Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS -- Peja Stojakovic, Vlade Divac and the Yugoslavian team danced, hugged and celebrated at the center of Conseco Fieldhouse.
More than 1,000 of their flag-waving, chanting supporters serenaded them with cheers and applause.
Vlade Divac towers over Reggie Miller as they vie for control of the ball.
Pulling off one of the biggest victories in its history, Yugoslavia defeated the United States 81-78 Thursday night in the quarterfinals of the World Championships.
The Yugoslavs weren't the first to beat a U.S. team of NBA players -- the Americans lost 87-80 to Argentina a night earlier -- but that really didn't matter.
Yugoslavia had been looking forward to playing the U.S. team for months, and the manner in which they won validated all their hard work and bold talk.
"You can't imagine how happy my people are. They feel so good right now,'' Stojakovic said. "They've been up at 3 a.m., getting out of bed and watching this thing. They love this. We wanted to win for them.''
In Belgrade, Yugoslavs fired shots into the air and danced and sang to celebrate their team's victory.
"Vlade Divac for President,'' fans in the streets of the capital shouted. Serbia has presidential elections later this month.
Several thousand people celebrated the victory at a downtown square. The fans took to the streets in cars and on foot, honking horns and setting off firecrackers.
In New Belgrade, residents set off fireworks and lit flares.
Yugoslavia fought back from a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter to send the U.S. team to yet another loss.
The semifinals of this topsy-turvy tournament will be played Saturday, and the American team will not be participating.
The best the U.S. team can do now is finish in fifth place.
"It's embarrassing, on our home turf,'' Miller said. "We have to walk away from it as a learning experience.''
Yugoslavia advanced to a semifinal matchup with New Zealand, which surprised Puerto Rico 65-63. Also in contention for the gold medal are Germany, which defeated Spain 70-62, and Argentina, a 78-67 victor over Brazil.
The Americans will play in the consolation round against Puerto Rico on Friday night.
Losing for a second straight night was devastating to the Americans.
George Karl sighed as he dug his fingers into his forehead, struggling to find the correct words to express his disappointment. Next to him sat Michael Finley, his chin resting on his fist and his eyes barely open.
"You're seeing the rest of the world playing better basketball, special basketball. I'm not sure it's the end of an era so much as it's a celebration of basketball,'' Karl said.
Stojakovic, one of five NBA players on Yugoslavia's roster, scored 20 points. Vlade Divac added 16 -- all in the first half -- and Milan Gurovic had 15.
Gurovic hit his third 3-pointer of the fourth quarter to give Yugoslavia a 77-73 lead with 56 seconds left, capping an 18-4 run.
Andre Miller answered with a 3-pointer 18 seconds later, and Marko Jaric sank two free throws with 23 seconds left to restore a three-point lead.
Reggie Miller got open underneath for a layup with 13 seconds left, and the Americans quickly fouled Jaric. He sank both, and the Americans -- out of timeouts -- were forced to try to tie it from behind the 3-point arc.
Andre Miller's long attempt came up short.
"This is a great victory for us,'' said Divac, who stated a week ago his team knew it could beat the United States. "It's not fair for the U.S. team because there is so much pressure on them, and the international game is a different game than they're used to.''
The Yugoslavian players hugged, kissed and high-fived their supporters for almost an hour after the game; the Americans left the arena in shock.
"It's so brand new, we'll have to evaluate what we'll do for '04,'' USA Basketball executive director Jim Tooley said. "We'll go qualify (for the Olympics) next year and think about what our next move is.''
Beaten by Argentina and now by Yougoslavia.The dream Team is out of the World Cup !
Thanks for all Yougoslavia :)
The Dream Team will not be the World Champion :-D lol
Response to: Jews Were Unwanted In America
Posted August 23rd, 2002 in Politics
Jews are not fuckers man but Israelians are doing an innegal war in Palestine.
And the USA are helping Israel and in one day if the USA want they can stop the war.
Response to: All americans are murderers
Posted August 23rd, 2002 in Politics
"the usa has done more for other contries "
Is it a joke ? :-D
Response to: HEY HAQnSPIT!
Posted August 23rd, 2002 in General
lol :-D may be he call a girl to prove to all Newgrounds users that he is not a gay.But may be...
Response to: Should Bush invade Iraq?
Posted August 7th, 2002 in Politics
No !
Why? Just to prove to the World that he is the Boss of the World ?
We all know that the USA is the best army of the World.We all know that the USA controls.
Why this fucker of Bush wants to attack Irak ?
Response to: Jews Were Unwanted In America
Posted August 7th, 2002 in Politics
what is the link between Malcom X and the Jews ?
Response to: All americans are murderers
Posted August 7th, 2002 in Politics
Can you explain more... please ?
Response to: Hypothetical World: Alcohol
Posted July 31st, 2002 in Politics
In France, there are no problems with alcohols and teens.
The problem in France is people who drink and after drive.
"french assholes" what a bad vocabular...
I went in USA but never in Canada but if people have the same langage than you.I prefer going again to USA.
Response to: India and Pakistan, anyone?
Posted July 31st, 2002 in Politics
I don't like a nuclear war !But USA wants one !
Question to CrapClock
Posted July 28th, 2002 in General
CrapClock why do you always post this pictures of you ?
Do you want the attention of the others NG users ?But this kind of behaviour,you look immature for most of NG users.
Yes If you did it one time,two times, but you always always and always post this pictures of you.
Do you like that ?
You like that NG users laugh of you ? You like that NG users insult you ?
Stop to have this behaviour.
Because you really look immature.
bye bye
Response to: Post your funny werid pic here
Posted July 28th, 2002 in General
CrapClock why do you always post your face in the forum ?
I think,in this forum, there are a lot of people who have to read a lot of history books.
Response to: North America vs. South America
Posted July 24th, 2002 in Politics
"Latin American women are better looking."
Pecos,you are not in the subject.
Response to: India and Pakistan, anyone?
Posted July 24th, 2002 in Politics
i'm not with India or Pakistan but if USA did not help India.The war will be finished.
USA USA ALWAYS USA
