:harhar: Ok you two :alien: Did you sheepophiles notice that the All Blacks cleaned up the Lions last night??? Like

21 - 3

:blink: For those viewers not in the loop-the Lions are an English Rugby team, the All Blacks are a New Zealand Rugby team.

The English coach is Sir Clive Woodward who insisted on having a Jaguar with everything that opens and shuts and walks and talks. The car is to be sold when the English tour of New Zealand is over. Sir Clive is going to sign the owners hand book and all that crap.

After that performance, I would how much the car is going to be worth!! :grin:

I got a good 15 minutes watch on satellite. At the time, AllBlacks was already leading 3-0 and they made another drop-kick to gain some more.

The rain really helped, eh?
:)

Another thing I noticed is that the Blacks always have new faces going in and out, eh?

Well, OKlah, to be fair, I don't scrutinise the news on Rugby 24-7, but every once in a while, I do watch the game.


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:wacko: Ok-what's the excuse today? :cat:

48-18 to the All Blacks? :whistling:

This time the Lions actually had a member of the Royal family here to help them :shades: Prince William no less (second in line to the Throne)

We are also hosting Sir Sean Connery at the moment. New Zealand does not normally attract very important people. He is visiting for a promotion of some sort.

Next Saturday is the last game or Requiem :devil:

I'll keep you posted :harhar:

I wonder what the score would have been if it was raining too? :wub:

well I think the Wallabies play the sheep shaggers in a week or 3

then we'll see some wool flying

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No excuse, Auckland. They deserve the win, and righfully belonged to them. I didn't watch the game again. But reading the paper, they're on the right track for making an impact for the 2007 World Cup! :)

The headline on the sportspage on my favourite 'hardcopy' sportspage (www.nst.com.my) read "All Blacks must make it stick"... Let's hope it does... :)

:D Hi Ampangbear. Thanks for your reply. It is interesting that the game was reported in your local papers.

As with everything else here-it could be the Requiem of the All Blacks too!! :lol:

We rarely ever get the whole thing right-just most of it :P

Please keep in touch-it is great to hear from you.

Cheers :thumbsup:

:lol:
Sure thing, Auckland. Used to play second-row myself at school. But didn't go anywhere important - just for fun only. Our school team then, on the other hand, went on to win the State Championship, bulldozing through and winning by a large margin. (Buuuuuuuuut it doesn't matter much nowadays, anyways... :lol:)

Used to have the All Blacks stickers allover my files and folders at varsity looong ago. :haha: Don't know what got into me. :haha:

Anyway...

www.irb.com
www.rugbyworldcup.com


Cheers!

:harhar:

The Doctor, Students,

There is a rumour going around New Zealand at the moment that you two are coming here to audition for the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

I don't know which would better or worse-you two on stage making it with a sheep-or-
watching the Lions loose three games in a row :shades:

Lions lost:

21-3
48-18
38-19

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:haha:

*bling*bling*






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:beer: :whistling: Ok Students: what's your excuse this time? We pxxxsed all over the Australians too. :alien:

In between their geriatric's and you in your high heels I really think you owe us all a big favour and audition for the Rocky Horror Picture Show. :460: :bwekk:

:haha:

There's still hope...