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Aussie Driver When: 08 Jun 13 09:37

Some nations have a drug issue (let's say Australia), some nations have a heinous crime issue (let's say England (home of scum)).

I know where I would rather live

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J.R.Hartley When: 08 Jun 13 09:47

Ireland?....

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BJT When: 08 Jun 13 09:49

Jun 8, 2013 -- 9:35AM, rob_dylan wrote:

You ask for a list of aussie drug cheats, i provide one and then you moan at me for doing it and start banging on about back country politics.

Where is a list of the cheats? You have shown a few people that have used drugs. Nothing more. I would be more concerned about the >1/6 11-15 year olds using drugs in your own country than anything going on here if I were you. Not to mention I couldn't see BC listed anywhere there.

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J.R.Hartley When: 08 Jun 13 09:56

Would a list of every Aussie horse in training not do?.....

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BJT When: 08 Jun 13 10:00

Sure. List away....

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J.R.Hartley When: 08 Jun 13 10:09

Unfortunately haven't got timed to list all 30,000 odd so i'll just do a top five and you can fill in the rest.......Black Caviar.......Chosir......Scenic Blast.......Phar lap......So you Think......

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BJT When: 08 Jun 13 10:21

You forgot the links?

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BJT When: 08 Jun 13 10:22

Why was SYT allowed to run in UK if he was failing his drug tests?

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BJT When: 08 Jun 13 10:24

And I bet you have nothing but time.

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Aussie Driver When: 08 Jun 13 11:02

They are so jealous of us as a sporting nation these English/Irish mugs. So so desperate to try to pull us down it is embarrassing

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unders101 When: 08 Jun 13 21:04

What sports would these be then bus driver

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Thebas When: 08 Jun 13 23:36

i take it you are under 21 years of age then ... unders101

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unders101 When: 09 Jun 13 00:37

Oh, are we talking about the past again, silly me. I wish I was under 21 mate

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BJT When: 09 Jun 13 03:28

Well, at least there is a past to be proud of........

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unders101 When: 09 Jun 13 12:32

We have no sporting past to be proud of? Your just being silly now BJT and you know it. Aussie Driver always comes out with statements like this as he struggles to understand fishing threads and lashes out like an old drunk

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Aussie Driver When: 09 Jun 13 13:09

I take offence unders ...... I do not consider myself old

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therhino When: 09 Jun 13 13:20

Should move to a city with a bit of oomph then AD, live the remaining of your youth large.

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The_KAMIKAZEE_DRINKING_MACHINE When: 09 Jun 13 13:25

oomph sounds expensive. He's a harness racing man. They're all on the bones of their arrse!

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unders101 When: 09 Jun 13 13:32

Sorry, I was maybe a bit harsh there, but you have got to look after your blood pressure when you get to your age fella and these rants won't help. Look what happened to secondcoming

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Aussie Driver When: 10 Jun 13 01:14

I will visit my local GP first thing tomorrow morning, and advise the doc that some fella called Unders101 is concerned about my blood pressure.

Kamikazee is right Rhino, "oomph" sounds all too exciting for me, and my blood pressure is already coming under fire

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BJT When: 10 Jun 13 01:48

Jun 9, 2013 -- 12:32PM, unders101 wrote:

We have no sporting past to be proud of? Your just being silly now BJT and you know it. Aussie Driver always comes out with statements like this as he struggles to understand fishing threads and lashes out like an old drunk

Please. Look up the thread from about 12 months ago filled with support that the current English cricket team was the best team in history. Says a lot about your sporting history.

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unders101 When: 10 Jun 13 19:57

It says nothing about our sporting history mate but says a lot about your stupidity

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BJT When: 11 Jun 13 03:06

Doesn't even make any sense. At least if you are trying to be funny, say something relevant, or at least witty. Try harder please

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SecondComing When: 11 Jun 13 04:21

Jun 10, 2013 -- 7:57PM, unders101 wrote:

It says nothing about our sporting history mate but says a lot about your stupidity

good point imo

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unders101 When: 11 Jun 13 17:01

What doesn't make any sense? Read you own post and tell me what part of a few people getting carried away with our cricket team has on a countries sporting history.

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BJT When: 12 Jun 13 08:10

You have a horse that wins a race. Best horse in history. Cricket team wins a game. Most dominant team in history.
English people get excited when they win something because it isn't the norm. You really don't have a sporting history to be proud of, or it would have been easy for you to point out, something, anything. Nothing.

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unders101 When: 12 Jun 13 11:51

How about the biggest of them all Football World Cup winners 1966, Rugby World Cup winners 2003, Bradley Wiggins 7 gold medals and 1 tour, steve redgrave 5 gold medals at different games, first 4 minute mile. I could mention all our boxing world champions, golf major winners, hundreds of multiple olympic medalists, 13 times a british football club has won the bigggest club competition in the world. I can't be bothered with anymore. I would ask you to do the same, but I don't need to. I know Australia have a proud sporting history, because I have a brain mate and the whole willy waving thing isn't really my thing

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Aussie Driver When: 12 Jun 13 11:54

Well stop waving your fecking willy then!!

A lot of you claim it's not your thing, but it is ALL we hear

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SecondComing When: 12 Jun 13 14:53

Jun 12, 2013 -- 11:51AM, unders101 wrote:

How about the biggest of them all Football World Cup winners 1966, Rugby World Cup winners 2003, Bradley Wiggins 7 gold medals and 1 tour, steve redgrave 5 gold medals at different games, first 4 minute mile. I could mention all our boxing world champions, golf major winners, hundreds of multiple olympic medalists, 13 times a british football club has won the bigggest club competition in the world. I can't be bothered with anymore. I would ask you to do the same, but I don't need to. I know Australia have a proud sporting history, because I have a brain mate and the whole willy waving thing isn't really my thing

I will give you the opportunity to retract your comments or I am unleashing on you

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Village Kid When: 12 Jun 13 15:27

unders all you have done is make England look truly pathetic.......invented soccer and rugby and won there respective world cups ONCE each
and one of those 47 years ago.........how sad........not to mention another English invention = Tennis

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SecondComing When: 12 Jun 13 15:28

last english person to win a slam please, Scotland doesn't count

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Village Kid When: 12 Jun 13 15:40

poms are that desperate they recently proclaimed Sir Edmund Hillary a "Great Briton"

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BJT When: 12 Jun 13 15:57

Jun 12, 2013 -- 11:51AM, unders101 wrote:

How about the biggest of them all Football World Cup winners 1966, Rugby World Cup winners 2003, Bradley Wiggins 7 gold medals and 1 tour, steve redgrave 5 gold medals at different games, first 4 minute mile. I could mention all our boxing world champions, golf major winners, hundreds of multiple olympic medalists, 13 times a british football club has won the bigggest club competition in the world. I can't be bothered with anymore. I would ask you to do the same, but I don't need to. I know Australia have a proud sporting history, because I have a brain mate and the whole willy waving thing isn't really my thing

1966? 50 years ago you won a soccer tournament?
Rugby? That thing Australia has won twice?
Bradley Wiggins? You mean the son of Australian professional cyclist Gary Wiggins, who moved to England when he was 2?
Steve Redgrave, another solo sportsman who has won at the Olympics.
And a guy that was the first "official" man to run the mile under 4 minutes even though he needed 2 pacemakers to help him do it, and it was bettered by an Australian by nearly 2 seconds, shortly after, without a pacemaker.

Ok, you are right. You have provided irrefutable evidence that England is indeed a dominant sporting powerhouse, with a rich history of 3 or 4 people that won something once.

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J.R.Hartley When: 12 Jun 13 16:40

I've no idea why the Aussies and the English have these sort of disagreements tbh......all the same gene pool after all.

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J.R.Hartley When: 12 Jun 13 16:41

Both useless....

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unders101 When: 12 Jun 13 17:39

Feck me, all the mullet bonces have awoken from their slumber

BJT, I know you are not the brightest spark son, but believe it or not you have a mother as well. Wiggin's mother was English. His father however was a drunk, junkie aussie. He chose to be English mate. no great surprise but you really should get over it. At the moment, aussies are pretty much hopeless at everything that is why their is so much vitriol towards the english. You always had the cricket to fall back on, but I dare say you won't want to mention that. I hear David Warner tried to give young Joe Root a smack, but managed to somehow miss, says it all really

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Joel When: 13 Jun 13 01:20

Well he got confused by Joe Roots reverse swing

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BJT When: 13 Jun 13 12:07

Jun 12, 2013 -- 5:39PM, unders101 wrote:

Feck me, all the mullet bonces have awoken from their slumber BJT, I know you are not the brightest spark son, but believe it or not you have a mother as well. Wiggin's mother was English. His father however was a drunk, junkie aussie. He chose to be English mate. no great surprise but you really should get over it. At the moment, aussies are pretty much hopeless at everything that is why their is so much vitriol towards the english. You always had the cricket to fall back on, but I dare say you won't want to mention that. I hear David Warner tried to give young Joe Root a smack, but managed to somehow miss, says it all really

So a professional cyclist, with an Australia professional cyclist father, chose to get his ability from his mother. And at 2, made the decision to be English. rotflmfao.

Don't claim you know siht about me. Doesn't help your argument in the slightest. You simply like to try and make things personal to subtract from the fact that your arguments count for nil.

"Their" is no "vitriol" against anybody. Simply stating facts. I don't need to make personal remarks to make my point. And I certainly don't need to take 1 persons opinion and claim 50 million people are exactly the same.

What I do know, is that as a general rule, English people on this forum, whether they agree when with their peers or not, always fall back on the class system when talking with Aussies. At home, they feel they are nothing. They have no "Sir" or "lord", or anything preceding their name. On here we are simply the convicts. The ironic thought pattern of the pompous precariats as funny as that is to everybody else but them.

Not quite sure how an Aussie, born in Belgium, making your list that I can count on one hand to prove your proud sporting history has anything to do with your reply, but then if you have nothing relevant to say, try and make it personal.
When you are ready to provide something other than attempts at personal insults, then try again. Otherwise, you really have done nothing but try to insult everybody to prove you are right. Doesn't make you right, just makes you appear desperate to be heard.

So congratulations. You insulted somebody random on the internet. Your life is now complete.

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J.R.Hartley When: 13 Jun 13 12:13

Why has no one mentioned Joe Bugner FFS!....Australia's greatest sporting hero.