Aus tour of South Africa

Coming up in a couple of weeks. I hadn't seen the schedule until Foxy put it up near the end of play last night in the SL v Aus T3 (Yes, just before I turned over the watch the new 2 and a Half Men ) and I was gobsmacked.

It has no doubt already been discussed, but to have 2 x T20s and 3 x JAMODIS at the expense of a 3rd Test is just garquen wrong.

Another 2 test series? FFS.

Did snot come out of anyone else's nose when the Lankan commentator said "Australia will be favourites for the series against South Africa"

Yes.

It could be a close-run thing, with a revived Australia facing the likes of Morkel, Steyn and Kallis. Sparks should fly.

You say some funny things petey

phurt! 2 Tests is standard for a visiting minnow.

What's the Darwin and Cairns equivalent in South Africa?

Mick Sawyer wrote:phurt! 2 Tests is standard for a visiting minnow.

Sage.

embee wrote:What's the Darwin and Cairns equivalent in South Africa?

District 9

Actually saw that on TV again recently (Foxy Scifi channel I think). It was just as bad as the first time I saw it.

and I distance myself from any suggestion that qmy is a prawn like alien

...but you have recently sold him some cat food

Aus will start favourite as we haven't played any cricket for 6 months. Stoopid CSA.

Nothing wrong with cat food. We can't get it on our home planet forcing us prawn like aliens to emigrate and assume secret identities at Whiskas' factroies and communicate in code over social mediums. Our biggest fear?

There is no cat food factory on Nauru or Manus.

What's your home planet qmy? And is it in the general direction of Zog? I'm finding the fuel costs running shuttles back and forth between Zog and Earth ridiculous...

But think of the Galactic Warming.

Zat in space would have to have some effect on the carbon level on earth

Indeed.

skully wrote:But think of the Galactic Warming.

Farquin hard to warm the vacuum of deep space from -270 degrees...

not really because any movement would create pressure change thus changing the temperature

'pressure change'

In a vacuum...

Right...

when youre moving through it its no longer a vacuum

Zat wrote:

skully wrote:But think of the Galactic Warming.

Farquin hard to warm the vacuum of deep space from -270 degrees...

Well thanks for that, Prof Julius Sumner Miller.

skully wrote:

Zat wrote:

skully wrote:But think of the Galactic Warming.

Farquin hard to warm the vacuum of deep space from -270 degrees...

Well thanks for that, Prof Julius Sumner Miller.

Ignore him, s....he'a galaxial warming denier