However, there are still some T-E-R-R-I-B-L-E mistakes which will eventually exterminate you by the Daleks or even worse... by ME!! :P
REMEMBER!
$2 \cdot \frac{3}{2}$ is equal to $\frac{6}{2}$ and not to $\frac{6}{4}$ ¬¬ ejem ejem...
AD01 | 8,6 | BC01 | 8,8 |
AD02 | 8,8 | BC02 | 5,9 |
AD03 | 9,2 | BC03 | 8,8 |
AD04 | 7,9 | BC04 | 8,9 |
AD05 | 8,2 | BC05 | 9,8 |
AD06 | 7,5 | BC06 | 7 |
AD07 | 8,2 | BC07 | 4,4 |
AD08 | 7,3 | BC08 | 7,1 |
AD09 | 7,1 | BC09 | 9,9 |
AD10 | 8,7 | BC10 | 8,9 |
AD11 | 6,6 | BC11 | 6,6 |
AD12 | 9,3 | BC12 | 4,6 |
AD13 | 9 | BC13 | 4,3 |
AD14 | 10,5 | BC14 | 9,8 |
AD15 | 6,6 | BC15 | 10 |
AD16 | 9,7 | BC16 | 8,9 |
AD17 | 2,8 | BC17 | 7,2 |
AD18 | 6,1 | BC18 | 7,9 |
AD19 | 10,3 | BC19 | 5,7 |
AD20 | 9,1 | BC20 | 7,6 |
AD21 | 5,7 | BC21 | 4,7 |
AD22 | 7,2 | BC22 | 9,3 |
AD23 | 9,2 | BC23 | 6,6 |
BC24 | 8 |
Did you know that the man who introduced the "Futbolín" in Spain was Alexandre de Fisterra from Galicia? We owe so much to him :D There's even a song from a TV Program ("O Xabarín Club") which was remarkably famous when I was 12 years old :P
Oda ó Futbolín (Os Diplomáticos de Monte Alto)
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