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Questions for Harby ....
by embee Thu 31 Jan 2008, 04:34
Andrew Symonds approached Harbhajan Singh and told him that he had no friends amongst the Australians (he admits he used the word ‘fuck’ or a derivation thereof). Singh used similar language to Symonds and neither took offence at that stage.
However the exchange caused Singh to become angry and he motioned to Symonds to come towards him. Singh then said something to Symonds. There is a dispute as to what was said.
Why the delayed reaction to become angry ?
Why motion Symonds to come towards him to say what he had to say?
Are they the reactions of someone lashing out because they are provoked or is it the response of someone who knows what they are about to do is wrong?
WHAT WAS SAID
The conversation between Australian players and Harbhajan Singh that was picked up by the Channel Nine stump microphone:
Symonds to Harbhajan: "Go and yell at your teammates. You called me a monkey again?"Hayden: "Twice."
Hayden approaches Harbhajan, saying: "You've got a witness now, champ. That's the last time."
Harbhajan: "No listen, he started it."
Hayden: "It doesn't matter, mate. It's racial vilification. It's a shit word and you know it."
Why is his FIRST excuse "he started it" and not 'I didn't say monkey'?
Poor work by the lawyer assisting the hearing .....
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by Mick Sawyer Thu 31 Jan 2008, 04:38
"Why the delayed reaction to become angry ?"
Minimal processing capacity
Minimal processing capacity
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Re: Questions for Harby ....
by furriner Thu 31 Jan 2008, 04:49
Maybe it was 12 o'clock when Harby processed Roy's remarks.
You ain't gonna get that one horrie. Not easily.
You ain't gonna get that one horrie. Not easily.
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by prasad14 Thu 31 Jan 2008, 04:50
furriner wrote:Maybe it was 12 o'clock when Harby processed Roy's remarks.
You ain't gonna get that one horrie. Not easily.
But you know some people may take offence to that joke of yours. World is so sensitive to things these days.
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by horace Thu 31 Jan 2008, 04:51
rofl furball...does harpy come from an equivalent thicko state to Queensland?
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by drunk as a monk Thu 31 Jan 2008, 04:52
horace wrote:rofl furball...does harpy come from an equivalent thicko state to Queensland?
Punjab is known for three things: Good Music, Good Alcohol, and great humor.
Note that Intelligence (the Hon. Manmohan Singh, and others excepted) isn't one of them.
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by furriner Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:02
horace wrote:rofl furball...does harpy come from an equivalent thicko state to Queensland?
Great Indian tradition: Sikhs go complete barkers at 12 o clock. Don't ask me where it started.
Don't try the joke on a Sikh, unless he's a friend.
Edit: To add to what DAM said, in India Sikhs are traditionally regarded as martial, generous, impulsive, upfront, and not very intellectual.
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by tac Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:04
furriner wrote:horace wrote:rofl furball...does harpy come from an equivalent thicko state to Queensland?
Great Indian tradition: Sikhs go complete barkers at 12 o clock. Don't ask me where it started.
Don't try the joke on a Sikh, unless he's a friend.
Like Scots, who suffer small man complex en mase at 6:00pm every Friday night in Glasgae where they try to kill anyone over 6 feet tall.
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by drunk as a monk Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:05
Aye. Not to diss the sikhs at all, they're a great community and VERY nice people.
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by HH_pink Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:07
furriner wrote:Maybe it was 12 o'clock when Harby processed Roy's remarks.
You ain't gonna get that one horrie. Not easily.
The only logical explanation, furri. Well done. Have a pipe.
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by G.Wood Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:08
furriner wrote:Great Indian tradition: Sikhs go complete barkers at 12 o clock. Don't ask me where it started.
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I was just wondering if horace wears a turban then remembered he doesn't confine his insanity to 12
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by furriner Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:10
tac wrote:furriner wrote:horace wrote:rofl furball...does harpy come from an equivalent thicko state to Queensland?
Great Indian tradition: Sikhs go complete barkers at 12 o clock. Don't ask me where it started.
Don't try the joke on a Sikh, unless he's a friend.
Like Scots, who suffer small man complex en mase at 6:00pm every Friday night in Glasgae where they try to kill anyone over 6 feet tall.
That sounds about right. Google this
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by horace Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:10
better to be odd than unlucky...
Get lucky RD
Get lucky RD
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by embee Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:35
HH_pink wrote:Still bitter, horrie?
Stoopid ****** Question .....It's only the level that varies ...
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by horace Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:35
HH_pink wrote:Still bitter, horrie?
...not particularly...but better to bitter than be in need of luck like you and RD
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by HH_pink Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:36
That didn't make any sense. Try again.
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by embee Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:38
HH_pink wrote:That didn't make any sense. Try again.
Horrie in not making sense shock !!!!!!!!
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by horace Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:41
harrummpphff...
i would rather be consistently bitter than eternally unlucky as both Pinky and RD seem to be
i would rather be consistently bitter than eternally unlucky as both Pinky and RD seem to be
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by horace Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:51
embee wrote:HH_pink wrote:That didn't make any sense. Try again.
Horrie in not making sense shock !!!!!!!!
embee in complete NSR shock again
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by G.Wood Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:52
horace wrote:
i would rather be consistently bitter
admitting it is the first step. Good luck with the other 11 ye old twit
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by embee Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:54
horace wrote:embee wrote:HH_pink wrote:That didn't make any sense. Try again.
Horrie in not making sense shock !!!!!!!!
embee in complete NSR shock again
So you deliberately left out words to make your post non sensical .....apologies you stupid old roman ******
...but better to bitter than be in need of luck like you and RD
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by horace Thu 31 Jan 2008, 05:54
G.Wood wrote:horace wrote:
i would rather be consistently bitter
admitting it is the first step. Good luck with the other 11 ye old twit
teehee
Get Lucky RD
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