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Is it possible for both teams to lose? 
I guess I'll root for Mexico!
I guess I'll root for Mexico!Iran vs Mexico: Who Will Come Out on Top?
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In summary, the conversation discusses the possibility of both teams losing in a soccer match between Mexico and Iran. The speakers also mention their preferences for each team and make jokes about their respective flags and symbols. They also mention a bet and the final score of the game.
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Now, now, there are no losers, only winners.
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It's confusing because they have virtually the same flag, except Iran's rotated 90 degrees clockwise and their doo-hicky in the middle is different.
Given that Mexico has an eagle as their doo-hicky and Iran has the Bacardi bat as theirs...oh boy it's a tough choice.
Given that Mexico has an eagle as their doo-hicky and Iran has the Bacardi bat as theirs...oh boy it's a tough choice.
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Certainly. If more than half a players from each team get ankle injuries, indeed, both teams would become biggest losers of WC2006.
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Bravo Goal! Mexico 1-0
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noooo 1-1, i wouldn't mind a tie
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3:1 for Me'h'ico, I lost my bet..............
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It should've stopped at 2-1.
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Bravo, Bravo!
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Don't ever bet for teams who are playing against countries with (illegel) Nukes.heartless said:
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Legal nukes must be another oxymoron?scott1 said:
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Greg Bernhardt said:
I thought it was pronounced
Go-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o...
(pause for breath)
...o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-oal!
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This is one shocking bit of necromancy.
FAQ: Iran vs Mexico: Who Will Come Out on Top?
What is the current relationship between Iran and Mexico?
The current relationship between Iran and Mexico is friendly and cooperative. Both countries have diplomatic relations and have expressed interest in increasing trade and cultural exchanges.
What are the main differences between Iran and Mexico?
Iran and Mexico have many cultural, political, and economic differences. Some of the main differences include religion (Iran is predominantly Shia Muslim while Mexico is mainly Catholic), government systems (Iran is a theocratic republic while Mexico is a federal presidential representative democratic republic), and language (Iran's official language is Farsi while Mexico's is Spanish).
What are the similarities between Iran and Mexico?
Despite their differences, Iran and Mexico also have some similarities. Both countries have a rich history and culture, with ancient civilizations and traditions. They also both have a diverse population and are known for their delicious food and vibrant music and dance.
What are the main exports of Iran and Mexico?
Iran's main exports include oil and gas, carpets, and agricultural products such as pistachios and saffron. Mexico's main exports include manufactured goods, oil and gas, and agricultural products such as avocados and tequila.
Is there any ongoing conflict between Iran and Mexico?
No, there is currently no ongoing conflict between Iran and Mexico. Both countries have expressed a desire to maintain peaceful relations and work together on various issues such as trade and combating drug trafficking.