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Originally posted by anniswan
well as long as you don't try to chop your foot off with an axe like your BIL tried to a few weeks back
well as long as you don't try to chop your foot off with an axe like your BIL tried to a few weeks back
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There's a lesson there for everyone... Alcohol and woodchopping for the barbie do not mixIf u don't believe me, I will knock your bloody teeth out and not pay you a cent. -
For those who enjoy the noble game of cricket:
No trade talk and no Goldspink but generally good chat about all things cricket. There do not seem to many members yet so if you enjoy a yak about the summer game come on over.Comment
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Here, here! dittoOriginally posted by BAM_BAM
I once loved the cricket, but it sort of bores me these days.
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There is valium! Same thing really.Originally posted by swansrule100
there is cricketComment
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If Randwick's Melbourne Cup day is anywhere near as good as Perth's Ascot MC day- and I will bet my bippy(old American TV sitcom saying) it is - then you should have a great day. I wouldn't worry about it being a poor man's MC. Never been to Royal Randwick. Must be fabulous.Originally posted by pillowtalk
Unfortunately looks like I won?t make Melbourne this year. Will have to do the poor man's Melbourne Cup and head to Randwick.
Bring it on I say !!Comment
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"Laugh-In" was definitely NOT a sitcom. And it was a "sweet bippy". Look it up in your "Funk & Wagnell".Originally posted by Nolie
and I will bet my bippy(old American TV sitcom saying) it Very interesting.
Mark Holden was obviously a fan - he used about half a dozen "Laugh-In" quotes last night.
Goldie Hawn, Lily Tomlin and others started their careers on "Laugh-In". Others ended them.Last edited by j s; 20 September 2004, 09:29 AM.Comment
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lescygnes, I think you need to "find" someone here who can record the game for you onto DVD (off Foxtel preferably), and mail the sucker off to you every Monday morning - for a negotiated fee of course. It couldn't be that hard surely?Originally posted by lescygnes
dont do there......
annie, try a whole season without a game and nada on TV!!!!
please please please be a game in LA......
Any offers to help our leetle french fry?
Good men do good deeds. Evil men do evil deeds. But it takes religion for a good man to do evil deeds.Comment
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Originally posted by Nolie
There is valium! Same thing really.
cricket is awesomeTheres not much left to sayComment
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arent you just the best "the boot"???
why i dont have one of those new fangled dvd players. even the VCR is busted.
so we just have to stick to the occasional showing on fox sports world canada.
oh and BTW, julian knows waaaaaay more french than me!!!
cheers
johnCygnes de Sydney et Melbourne Du sud, champions d'australiens 2005 de ligue du footballComment
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Mate, I really don't know. Rugby is such a class-specific game.Originally posted by ROK Lobster
So if you had been brought up in Melbourne you would probably be an avid rugby fan?
Had I gone to a private school I very well still could have followed rugger. As the major Victorian schools DO play union.
I just saw footy on the TV, really liked the game, was told not to watch it by my mum. And the rest is history.
JF
PS:- Mum's quote back in 1983 "Don't watch that game. That's a game for poofs!"
"Never ever ever state that Sydney is gone.They are like cockroaches in the aftermath of a nuclear war"
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Veeeerrrry interesting! I knew that "Laugh In" wasn't a sitcom - I just couldn't think of a word to explain it.Originally posted by j s
"Laugh-In" was definitely NOT a sitcom. And it was a "sweet bippy". Look it up in your "Funk & Wagnell". Very interesting.
Say goodnight Dick.Comment
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Cheers Nolie, I am looking forward to it. Will have a great atmosphere (won't be on the same scale as Melbourne) but definately a good day out. Randwick IS fabulous, the Easter Carnival this year was just the bestOriginally posted by Nolie
If Randwick's Melbourne Cup day is anywhere near as good as Perth's Ascot MC day- and I will bet my bippy(old American TV sitcom saying) it is - then you should have a great day. I wouldn't worry about it being a poor man's MC. Never been to Royal Randwick. Must be fabulous.
He who laughs last thinks slowestComment
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After the Saints loss I hardly slept that night as I was so depressed and couldn't get it out of my mind.
As for the off-season I'll probably be completely stir-crazy with footy withdrawl by January 1 and getting desperate for a swans game, but I'll make do with cricket & tennis until March/April 2005.
SYDNEY SWANS - PREMIERS 2005 pleeaase!!
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Re: NBL anyone?
Hey JF, sorry to hear you've still got those health worries on your mind ...Originally posted by JF_Bay22_SCG
Anyone else here a regular watcher of NBL basketball?
Anyone willing to give it a go in the off-season?
Believe me, it will really surprise you. A thrilling game of basketball (eg-Game 5 between the Kings and Pigs) can be one of the best sporting spectacles you could see.
And Kings-Pigs games are as full of rivalry and hatred as any NRL NSL derby. Gets the adrenalin pumping BIG TIME!
JF
I'd be willing to give the Kings a go in the off-season .. not that I know anything about the rules, but hey that didn't stop me throwing myself into AFL!
Showing my ignorance - where/when do they play? Can I fit it round my summer boogie-boarding?
AKick it! Kiiiiick iiiiiiiiit!Comment
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Life's not boring, it's draft time again. The time of great optimism and debate.
The flat spot is between Pre season draft and about 1 month out from the season. December to end of January is about it.
179 days to go.Comment
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