BNE: Saturday night fun (30/6/07)

SPy vs. SPy · Postby **SPy vs. SPy** » Mon Jul 02, 2007 7:49 pm

Richee wrote:
Spy Vs Spy wrote:uot;]
Has anyone here actually met a Kiwi who doesn't know what they were doing when someone sunk so low and bowled underarm to them. Doesn't even matter how old they are either......

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I dont know what I was doing.

seeing's as we are editing

Well, anyone apart from Richee then.

Let's see 1 divided by (30000000000 sheep + a few farmers) = a really small percentage.

Richee · Postby **Richee** » Mon Jul 02, 2007 10:23 pm

SPy vs. SPy wrote:
Richee wrote:
Spy Vs Spy wrote:uot;]
Has anyone here actually met a Kiwi who doesn't know what they were doing when someone sunk so low and bowled underarm to them. Doesn't even matter how old they are either......

Edited for readability

I dont know what I was doing.

seeing's as we are editing

Well, anyone apart from Richee then.

Let's see 1 divided by (30000000000 sheep + a few farmers) = a really small percentage.

Sorry Spy but I dont understand your small percentage and there I was thinking you were quite articulate ..... hmmm guess not

Uncle Arthur · Postby **Uncle Arthur** » Mon Jul 02, 2007 11:46 pm

While we were originally talking about a drive over the hill, Richee and I obviously recognise eachother as rah rah fans - and given the game is a brand of religion across the Tasman - I certainly understand the significance of the ABs failing against the Wallabies.....

One of my best friends is the shortest Maori I've ever seen - we have a pact - we can mention the opposition team's loss ONLY ONCE.

I'm not allowed to mention the World Cup, and neither of us can mention last Saturday ever again.

So we take our chances when we can..... don't we Richee :mrgreen:

Richee · Postby **Richee** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 7:58 am

Uncle Arthur wrote:While we were originally talking about a drive over the hill, Richee and I obviously recognise eachother as rah rah fans - and given the game is a brand of religion across the Tasman - I certainly understand the significance of the ABs failing against the Wallabies.....

One of my best friends is the shortest Maori I've ever seen - we have a pact - we can mention the opposition team's loss ONLY ONCE.

I'm not allowed to mention the World Cup, and neither of us can mention last Saturday ever again.

So we take our chances when we can..... don't we Richee

Nice rules, well put and yes its all about chances .... lets make sure that we both smash those Boks :mrgreen: