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Tennis
Aussie Aussie Aussie, Doi Doi Doi - megafred for Australian swing
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can GB play in the Falklands?
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omg! omg! omg!!!!!
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might be wise zig. there's tennis on in the day tomorrow with Doha
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Germany will NOT play its first round Fed Cup tie at the Porsche Arena in Stuttgart
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Leipzig, huh?
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They've played in other occupied places like Scotland, so why not?
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do Germany have any random islands?
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edy's mom
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no
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BT Sport claim they will show Kerber vs Giorgi. Would be a change from their normal.
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Also described Suarez Navarro as "the always dependable Spaniard".
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I think we have some rights to a part of Franz Josef Land (resulting from agreements after the WW1) so perhaps we should consider playing R2 there should we survive the trip to Romania
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Franz Josef Land is a very nice name
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indeed
Two SPs for Mr. January |
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have auckland always streamed 3 courts?
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Claim = will change later.
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set Janvier
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Carina = servebot.
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Is this Aaron's 1/500 tip struggling to a first set tiebreak win?
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We will see Wisewords.
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Not entirely certain Franz Josef Land would be very suited for holding a Fed Cup tie though
Human activity[edit] Tourism travel to the archipelago is severely limited. There is no infrastructure to support tourists and the only way to reach the islands is by icebreaker, typically operating out of Murmansk. In 2012 there were only eight successful landings on the islands. A contributing factor to the low utilization is the difficulty of obtaining permissions and frequent closing of the Kola Bay to accommodate military exercises. The most frequent service is a three-week North Pole tour with Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker 50 Let Pobedy, which stops by the islands en route.[83] The most popular destinations are areas with bird cliffs and walrus colonies, such as Cape Flora on Northbrook Island and Cape Rubini on Hooker Island, as well as historical remains such as Nansen's hut on Jackson Island.[84] Tourists are commonly landed by helicopter.[85] |
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oh god it's Sam Smith
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I haven't missed her
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It's not Sam Smith.
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i'm on BT Sport now n88uk. I've let go of the NFL. farewell Packers v Vikings
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It's er David Mercer and Jo Durie I think.
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what? you sure? who is it?
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I always get Jo Durie mixed up with Sam Smith. all the time ffs
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Sam Smith doesn't work on UK TV during Aus swing normally. As she works for Aus TV normally. Normally does the on court interviews.
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yeah it's Jo Durie
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Cape Rubini is on your mom's island, edy
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Sam Smith would have said some over the top stuff by now trying to heavily sell WTA to me
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cool hold by carina
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i'm seething. just got 'Barclays Premier League'd'
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