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Last NYE I was at a party in Sydney and started talking to a bloke who had arrived with 2 minders ( a couple of other people had minders, there were a few prostitutes around and lots of drugs, strange kind of doo). Anyway, turns out he was quite a big dealer but he only had 7 "clients" all of them ...

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I think this has been a long time problem for the Tahs; in contrast to the other Soup teams, the Tahs have long been an appendidge of the old school tie Sydney Rugby scene. If you didn't fit into that, you didn't fit into the Tahs. Hopefully the culture of the team is changing, with all the Tongan ...

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Richards Hinds and one of "hilarious" pieces.
A little veiled dig at rugby again, he is starting do this when ever talking about the game.
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-union/warat ... 2dsno.html

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sometimes being an Alien can get you down

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would the other one be Brumbiesarenumbahwan.com ?

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Re trials hard to judge particularly if the coach is setting a new game plan and/or constantly rotating. Brumbies flogged the Force in Darwin last year and only scrapped a win at home against them in the last 5 minutes. Force were missing a few key players in the trial. What's so impressive about t...

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Anyone who watched Folau play RL would know that this guy is going to be a freak. He was one of the most naturally gifted backs in the NRL I've ever seen and his athleticism, combined with his skillset, size and self-discipline, will ensure he is a raging success in Rugby. Yep, he has a step like R...

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Anyone who watched Folau play RL would know that this guy is going to be a freak. He was one of the most naturally gifted backs in the NRL I've ever seen and his athleticism, combined with his skillset, size and self-discipline, will ensure he is a raging success in Rugby. Yep, he has a step like R...

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What's so impressive about this guy? He gives the Waratahs some press... He gives the whole game some press, actually. A lot of press. We'd probably receive more press if we won things... Sadly, we don't just have to win things, we have to win by scoring tries, lots of entertaining tries. We all go...

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TranceNRG wrote:I think it's fair to say Mungoball is non existent in the UK. I think in 50 years time it will be confined to just NSW/QLD and PNG and maybe Auckland.

tempting to believe but I doubt that, it has its heartland like we do

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Anonymous wrote:
grievous wrote:This was a trial, this was a trial!!!!!
The other week St Helens beat Huddersfield 28-0 in a trial. Last night in the season opener the score was 4-40

Yeah thanks for the useless northern mungo comparison

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Taranaki Snapper wrote:Biff, I have no doubt that he will make it big in rugby...

O Bieber?
He is taking the Beckham route on the doos.
Coiffeur it like O Conner?

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10,000 the crowd for Hobart

Hopefully the Rebels/ARU can keep putting games on

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L. Ron Hubbard wrote:
grievous wrote:This was a trial, this was a trial!!!!!
But yes, great debut

Stop being so negative Grievous!@!

Folau is Jesus in a jersey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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This was a trial, this was a trial!!!!!
But yes, great debut

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Poor rugby league, if there was no rugby then they would be as big as........well as about as big as they are now.

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If banks can't produce the original mortgage documents, they can't foreclose - a strategy that - Democratic Underground could help some DUers ... Modern-day home mortgages have been so sliced and diced by rapacious financiers that some homeowners are successfully delaying -- or even blocking -- for...

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Rocketz wrote:I wonder what is stopping the rest of the world?

Banks/governments in bed together. Whatever national banks they had could be stood up to in a smaller country. Probably some Scandinavian determination for social justice thrown in which is lost in most of the west.

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Really amazing recovery

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Like Kournikova you know she would be high maintenance.
Still, love to be in that sandwich

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towny wrote:Just give us a bit of warning and we'll come across and get down to business.

Look at the Hunchback pushing up his right bicep with his penis....

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I was in Chicago for 4-5 days for some meetings. - Rich food; - Late Nights; - Lots of beer; - Bad snacks (like licorice); - Too much coffee; Then I got an upset stomach on Day 3. Before I headed to the meetings, I gathered up some things to read and shed 15 pounds in the reading room. The smell wa...

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No idea but amphetamines used to give me bad gas, probably all the impurities rather than what I paid for. Always liked the idea of of an enema, cleaning out the 3-4kg of clogged shit most people have up their bowels. But too scared of some hot nurse ramming a syringe the size of my arm up my back d...

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eh? The real stuff here http://www.sarugby.com.au/prog_academy.html Our big S14 provinces run their own academies. Saru dont fund them. This Saru academies (EP/Boland/SWD/Border) is driven in the poorer provinces and aim to uplift this areas. Australia will rather try and poach League players then ...

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eh? The real stuff here

http://www.sarugby.com.au/prog_academy.html

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My sister has had a few without problems. I don't have much of a clue but I reckon the catch is not to turn yourself into a prick and treat them like a slave. 30 hours a week, 1 babysitting night- The missus nor I are pricks so she should be alright. How the fudge do they live on the money is beyon...

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My sister has had a few without problems. I don't have much of a clue but I reckon the catch is not to turn yourself into a prick and treat them like a slave. 30 hours a week, 1 babysitting night- The missus nor I are pricks so she should be alright. How the fudge do they live on the money is beyon...

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The dad from 'Teen Wolf' in punching above his weight shocker http://bloglagoon.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/319243550_65bf4cd888.jpg In fairness, that is pretty much what I saw in the mirror this morning (sans glasses) http://imagenes.publico.es/resources/archivos/2007/11/29/119635579855820071129-7...

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Isn't Adelaide less Humid? I can take heat, just not humidity yes there is almost none, mornings are still crisp with a slight chill. Im the same with humidity but then you never get 40C in Sydney Sure you do - usually around Feb. Or are you doing a BoB and discounting anything west of the harbour?...

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Mat the Expat wrote:Isn't Adelaide less Humid? I can take heat, just not humidity

yes there is almost none, mornings are still crisp with a slight chill. Im the same with humidity but then you never get 40C in Sydney

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Mat the Expat wrote:36C+ Here today - Chilling in AC

Adelaide is just going to be stupidly hot next week, real Hell's Breath stuff...all week. Luckily Im back in Sydney but the cooler dry nights have been nice, back to work and humidity on the trains

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Duff Paddy wrote:So Kilkenny are in the Leinster METROPOLITAN AREA junior league 5. Bizarre.

Everything below AIL and LL needs an overhaul

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I really regret that year I played with Belvo, will do anything to win trophys at the expense of fair play..at a pure amateur level.
Very clicky too but I should of known better with an old boys club
Unfortunately they are not alone with a good handful of senior clubs joining them

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He is going to fudge you in the showers I just know it.
If you re lucky you might pass out.

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The challenge for coffee drinkers is always good coffee in the workplace. Its often shite.
Luckily we have the plunger option

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Fairly disgusting stuff and very shameful. Law needs to be changed on this. What a horrible way to go. Oh and DAC you horrible council house dwelling scumbag fudge off with that shite. All Irish people are horrified by that and want whatever is takes to ensure that doesn't happen again. Grev I know...

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The Sun God wrote:
Waratah wrote:
The Sun God wrote:
grievous wrote:Move into the 21st century Ireland
Great contribution there fella. Now fudge off you knob.

Bullettyme wrote:It's time we took our country out of the dark ages. Very sad article that, and totally preventable.
And your point is ?

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The Sun God wrote:
grievous wrote:Move into the 21st century Ireland
Great contribution there fella. Now fudge off you knob.

thats right get all precious rather than admit there is a problem here

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Move into the 21st century Ireland

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Giving it one more season, fudge a premiership would be nice

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