OT: Pommies Rock Adelaide

SECOND TEST, ADELAIDE, DAY TWO (Stumps):
England 551-6 dec v Australia 28-1

Paul Collingwood and Kevin Pietersen shared 310 for the fourth wicket,
an England record against Australia, before Collingwood fell for 206

Flintoff had Justin Langer caught at slip and Australia closed on
28-1.

Wahoo. The Poms are back.
I knew we would not give up the ashes easily.

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"PajaP" <> wrote in message
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> SECOND TEST, ADELAIDE, DAY TWO (Stumps):
> England 551-6 dec v Australia 28-1
>
> Paul Collingwood and Kevin Pietersen shared 310 for the fourth wicket,
> an England record against Australia, before Collingwood fell for 206
>
> Flintoff had Justin Langer caught at slip and Australia closed on
> 28-1.
>
> Wahoo. The Poms are back.
> I knew we would not give up the ashes easily.

That's the strangest description of a college football game I've ever heard.

Frisbee®

On Sat, 2 Dec 2006 09:18:59 -0500, "Frisbee®" <>
wrote:

>"PajaP" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>> SECOND TEST, ADELAIDE, DAY TWO (Stumps):
>> England 551-6 dec v Australia 28-1
>>
>> Paul Collingwood and Kevin Pietersen shared 310 for the fourth wicket,
>> an England record against Australia, before Collingwood fell for 206
>>
>> Flintoff had Justin Langer caught at slip and Australia closed on
>> 28-1.
>>
>> Wahoo. The Poms are back.
>> I knew we would not give up the ashes easily.
>
>That's the strangest description of a college football game I've ever heard.
>

What's college football?
I am talking of cricket here. The sport of gentlemen (note: I am an
armchair fan cus I aint a gent).

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"Frisbee®" <> wrote in message
news:...
> "PajaP" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> SECOND TEST, ADELAIDE, DAY TWO (Stumps):
>> England 551-6 dec v Australia 28-1
>>
>> Paul Collingwood and Kevin Pietersen shared 310 for the fourth wicket,
>> an England record against Australia, before Collingwood fell for 206
>>
>> Flintoff had Justin Langer caught at slip and Australia closed on
>> 28-1.
>>
>> Wahoo. The Poms are back.
>> I knew we would not give up the ashes easily.
>
> That's the strangest description of a college football game I've ever
> heard.
>

And one h3ll of a score.

CertGuard

>I knew we would not give up the ashes easily.

just saw the final score on the bbc web site, ha, ha, ha. Never mind
it's crap so called 'sport' anyway.

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

Kline Sphere

As Kline Sphere once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse

>>I knew we would not give up the ashes easily.
>
> just saw the final score on the bbc web site, ha, ha, ha. Never mind
> it's crap so called 'sport' anyway.

Speaking of stupid sports....

Why is it that whenever I see the House of Commons
on C-span I think I'm watching an episode of Are you
being served?

In the US, we elect our politicians based on their ability
to lie to us, in Britain it looks like the key ingredient
is wit. I'd prefer wit.

kpg

>In the US, we elect our politicians based on their ability
>to lie to us, in Britain it looks like the key ingredient
>is wit. I'd prefer wit.

i believe it's pretty much the same in the uk, however politicians in
uk seem to get royalties for 'appearing' on tv

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

Kline Sphere

On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 15:05:49 +0000, Kline Sphere <.@> wrote:

>>I knew we would not give up the ashes easily.
>
>just saw the final score on the bbc web site, ha, ha, ha. Never mind
>it's crap so called 'sport' anyway.
>

Haha Could not agree more.

Stupid bloody English so called sport.

Glad I am a Welshman

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