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**The Ashes 2013 5th Test 21-25 August Kia Oval**
**The Ashes 2013 5th Test 21-25 August Kia Oval**
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I think we might see wickets in these conditions
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Ball should swing and dart around for a session.
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the forecast for saturday has changed about 5 times this week. i wouldn't be surprised to see it change again.
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just need to get the test match moving, nothing worse than knowing its a draw 3 days out. positive for laying the draw is that australia will be trying everything to win. negative is alastair cooks negativity, i'd be surprised if our RR for the first 50 overs is +1.5.
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I'm off the draw for now. Agree with PJ, good bowling conditions.
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Covers off.
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230 start
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I must get my days right. OK for tomorrow (Friday) and very bad for Saturday
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Good morning Ladies,
I am a little troubled and wonder if my antipodean friends might help. If you guys were Prisoners of her Majesty, why are we POMS? |
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BJ has passed out, I think. Spoon has run away without him as back up.
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back on, hoorah
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Convicts arriving in the Penal colony had uniforms with POME written on the back - "Prisoner Of Mother England".
This means that over the years, Australians, descended from the first waves of axe murderers, rapists and prostitutes who founded the country, could look down on the more recent arrivals as Pommies. Over the years the term came to be applied to all British including those stay-at-home "Pommie B@stards" who didn't get transported to the colony. |
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i detest Jerusalem and its being sung prior to the start of play.
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Nice one Stevie!
I did wonder. So really they have turned it round. A nation in denial! |
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Butchos has cut my lunch and swept Bllowjob off his feet
 Spewie's in there too, angling for a menage a trois  I'd probably be pissed.... if I cared  Poor Old Miserable Sod HTH  |
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Portly Oafish Moaning Sundeprived
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Did tolkin pen that Stephan? or your own fantasy?LOLimeys
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Criminal Opressed Naive Violent Illegitimate Crook Thief
The dark details of their family histories are to be revealed to thousands of Australians this week following the release of details of the convicts Britain sent to the new colony more than 200 years ago. The British government has released the details to coincide with Australia Day on Tuesday, allowing individuals to search through an online data base to check if they are descended from criminals. If they do find they have convict ancestors, most Australians are unlikely to be perturbed - surveys have revealed that many regard having a convict as an early family member as an interesting talking point at dinner parties.  |
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Bllowjob'll be back after he finishes his betting on the Handball and Lacrosse tournaments
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While Australia's convict history itself has been well documented, there are thousands of individual stories in the collection just waiting to be told,' said Mr Jones.
Australians are now hoping that when they begin searches, they will be able to find someone in their early family who has had such an interesting life that it is worth repeating to everyone prepared to listen. Among those transported from British and Irish shores were John Kelly, an Irish convict who was the father of a very famous son - bushranger Ned Kelly |
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At least you know how to cut and paste punctuation, spelling and grammar, dickhead.
Raised by wolves I'd say. Not even a crayon it'd seem.  |
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at least wolves hunt their own food. you've been brought up to steal it from the local shop.
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We search for distant members of our family tree. You don't even know who your father was
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Don't think Siddle is long for the crease here...
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I smell a wicket
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We don't have shops you tool. Haven't you seen Mad Max?
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resorting to family insults at a person you have never met. argument lost, enjoy your shame spoon. |
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Team B won, as I suspected.
Now, back to the cricket. What have I missed? |
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Kerching
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resorting to family insults at a person you have never met
You can't even read what you yourself have written or at least you seem unable to comprehend it. It figures. Life must be terribly confusing for you |
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jafferr
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Great prediction that a bowler makes a siht batsman...
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Anderson of course, and true to form, claims yet another bowler as a wicket.
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Whatutalkin bout Willis? Ours can all bat.
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Where is the Dish?
If it's a tin-foil dish it's on Spewie's head. He's mighty proud to wear it too.  |
