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Posted: 28 Jan 2004, 11:04
by Planet Dave
hallucienate wrote:I'll pretend to be intertested in a good international day/night match, mainly for the last half hour of each innings when the ball starts really flying.
It flies the second I get anywhere near the crease, Hal. Unless it castles me, which it does.
Posted: 29 Jan 2004, 00:38
by sam donut
hallucienate wrote:I'll pretend to be intertested in a good international day/night match, mainly for the last half hour of each innings when the ball starts really flying.
Man, you should be more interested! Pollock may have had his day, but I reckon Ntini is going to be massive in the next couple of years.
Posted: 29 Jan 2004, 01:32
by 6FeetOver
Posted: 29 Jan 2004, 08:02
by hallucienate
sam donut wrote:hallucienate wrote:I'll pretend to be intertested in a good international day/night match, mainly for the last half hour of each innings when the ball starts really flying.
Man, you should be more interested! Pollock may have had his day, but I reckon Ntini is going to be massive in the next couple of years.
I watched a bit of the SA vs Windies last night, but an NMA video got my attention instead, when I came back to the cricket they were handing out Man of the Match award. SA won, which is nice considering the events of last year.
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 13:37
by JansenClone
Getting back to the start of the thread...
Realising in my mid 30s that exercise was just a dim and distant memory and agreeing to play badminton last night. Muscles which have lain undisturbed for over a decade have awoken today and are all thanking me for rousing them... sort of...
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 13:50
by Karst
Stupid? Me?
I *don't* think so...
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 13:52
by Silver_Owl
Karst wrote:Stupid? Me?
I *don't* think so...
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 14:08
by Quiff Boy
JansenClone wrote:Getting back to the start of the thread...
Realising in my mid 30s that exercise was just a dim and distant memory and agreeing to play badminton last night. Muscles which have lain undisturbed for over a decade have awoken today and are all thanking me for rousing them... sort of...
i had a similar sensation (or lack of) when i tried a game of 5-a-side footy a few months ago
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 15:00
by JansenClone
Quiff Boy wrote:JansenClone wrote:Getting back to the start of the thread...
Realising in my mid 30s that exercise was just a dim and distant memory and agreeing to play badminton last night. Muscles which have lain undisturbed for over a decade have awoken today and are all thanking me for rousing them... sort of...
i had a similar sensation (or lack of) when i tried a game of 5-a-side footy a few months ago
Oh that's worse!!!
In a moment of madness I agreed to play in a friend's (Ez / PIB knows him too) final 5-a-side game before he went on a round the world thing last summer. After 2 minutes it felt like my heart was going to recreate a scene from Alien...
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 16:32
by andymackem
Recently I fell into the same trap. A nasty moment after about 10 minutes when I thought I was going to be sick, then another hour of walking death.
To break the pain I went in goal - and managed to stop a point-blank volley with my throat. Owww.
On the bright side, since I usually where glasses my goalkeeping was one of the great comedy moments of the night. And I only let one in, despite being functionally unsighted for every shot I faced.
We don't play to a very high standard down our way.
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 09:02
by hallucienate
sam donut wrote:hallucienate wrote:I'll pretend to be intertested in a good international day/night match, mainly for the last half hour of each innings when the ball starts really flying.
Man, you should be more interested! Pollock may have had his day, but I reckon Ntini is going to be massive in the next couple of years.
I watched the last half hour of last night's Windies/SA match, really very good.
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 09:43
by Mrs RicheyJames
Quiff Boy wrote:
i had a similar sensation (or lack of) when i tried a game of 5-a-side footy a few months ago
Well thats because after a few dances at the Wendyhouse you wimp out!!
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 09:51
by Quiff Boy
Sexygoth wrote:Quiff Boy wrote:
i had a similar sensation (or lack of) when i tried a game of 5-a-side footy a few months ago
Well thats because after a few dances at the Wendyhouse you wimp out!!
balls! i could dance the arse off you...
they just dont play enough good songs consecutively!
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 09:54
by Mrs RicheyJames
Rubbish!!! Please cast your mind back to the second last WH you actually turned up for..............
"I wanna sit down now <in a moaning type voice>, no more"
I think you'll find I'm right!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 09:55
by Quiff Boy
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 09:56
by Mrs RicheyJames
Well, you're entitled to your wrong opinion
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 10:00
by Quiff Boy
Sexygoth wrote:Well, you're entitled to your wrong opinion
ahhh, poo off!
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 10:02
by Mrs RicheyJames
Poo off
That the best you can do, Mr my feet hurt and SG, you can dance for far longer than me?
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 10:05
by Quiff Boy
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 10:07
by Mrs RicheyJames
Poof
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 10:43
by RicheyJames
Posted: 05 Feb 2004, 10:49
by Mrs RicheyJames
Too bloody right!
well poofboy, guess you'll have to do your own dirty work.........
mmmmmmmwwwwwwwwwhahahahahahahahaha
Posted: 26 Nov 2004, 13:17
by Mrs RicheyJames
Posted: 26 Nov 2004, 15:06
by Dark Angel
hmmmm...stupid things, the list could go on and on
gig wise....went to see The Stranglers and when the girls were invited on stage I was up there like a shot. Never quite clicked that they were playing Nice and Sleazy until everyone around me started stripping off
Far too young and modest (plus about 10 guys from my home town were there!) so I just bopped around with my big mohair jumper on (wtf was I wearing a mohair jumper at a gig for?
)
guess that was more embarrassing than stupid....I did get a kiss off JJ Burnell tho