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CTMQ > Everything Else > Sports, Thrills, Tours, & Events > Tour Stop 7: Iran, Iran So Far Away

Tour Stop 7: Iran, Iran So Far Away

March 9, 2008 by Steve Leave a Comment

Games 13 & 14
My house

June 17 , 2006

Iran vs. Portugal

Our Saturday began with America’s sworn enemy Iran taking on Portugal at 9 AM. Since Ed and I had already cheered on Portugal last weekend, Damian took it upon himself to root for the underdogs yet again. Not that he likes Iran or its leaders or anything. I promise. He was smitten with the attractive Iranian girl he saw before the game:

Hummuna Hummuna Hummus!

Iran looked good early, and Damian was excited about their chances. Doesn’t he look, ahem, “sheik?”

But alas, the Portuguese proved too strong and won. Poor Damian – maybe next match!

Ghana vs. Czech Republic

Up next was an important game for the US team’s chances. Ghana was playing the Czech Republic and – though everyone knew it would be impossible – if Ghana were to win, we would still have a chance. So Damian quickly forgot about his Iranian losers and went on a Ghanian adventure to support his new favorite team. Into the jungle he went…

Damian saw the monkeys of Ghana…

He was fortunate to see – and not be seen by – an elephant there as well…

Against the Czechs, Warrior Chief Damianuu conjured up all the spirits he knew.

Unbelievably, it worked! Ghana won 2-0! Chief Damianuu was happy and the US was still alive!

If someone can explain this to me, I’d be appreciative.


The next game was US-Italy and now it actually meant something.
2006 World Cup Tour

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