Hello World, meet David Warner

eowyn wrote:What about us?

I did notice the crowd were pants at doing the actions to YMCA. I bet that wouldn't happen at the SCG, would it, meaty?

What about you? I bet you are hot as.

And absolutely no way would Spivs be mimicking the gay antics of Vomits. What a sad bunch of tossers they are. Did you see the players shivering as they waited to bat. It's farkin mid summer, FFS.

Yes, we are.

I noticed it looked a bit parky.

I'm sure you are silky, warm blooded creatures, Ange. And if you visit, come to the more temperate areas such as Sydney (Brisbane is too hot and Melbourne is wet, cold and dreary most of the time).

skully wrote:I'm sure you are silky, warm blooded creatures, Ange. And if you visit, come to the more temperate areas such as Sydney (Brisbane is too hot and Melbourne is wet, cold and dreary most of the time).

...only trouble is Sydney is full off dubbers

I suppose wozzies are better?

skully wrote:I'm sure you are silky, warm blooded creatures, Ange. And if you visit, come to the more temperate areas such as Sydney (Brisbane is too hot and Melbourne is wet, cold and dreary most of the time).

It rains more in Sydney than Melbourne, the dank, dreary bit is a myth perpetuated by Sydneysiders jealous of our more cultured city. I noticed the other day Steyn said that Melbourne is his favourite city outside of SA and definitely the best in Australia.

I'm sure Ange has no dramas with rubba dubb-dubbing.

Red wrote:

skully wrote:I'm sure you are silky, warm blooded creatures, Ange. And if you visit, come to the more temperate areas such as Sydney (Brisbane is too hot and Melbourne is wet, cold and dreary most of the time).

It rains more in Sydney than Melbourne, the dank, dreary bit is a myth perpetuated by Sydneysiders jealous of our more cultured city. I noticed the other day Steyn said that Melbourne is his favourite city outside of SA and definitely the best in Australia.

eowyn wrote:I suppose wozzies are better?

You might say that ....I couldn't possibly comment

skully wrote:I'm sure you are silky, warm blooded creatures, Ange. And if you visit, come to the more temperate areas such as Sydney (Brisbane is too hot and Melbourne is wet, cold and dreary most of the time).

Just like it's inhabitants, so I'm given to understand.

Merlin wrote:

skully wrote:I'm sure you are silky, warm blooded creatures, Ange. And if you visit, come to the more temperate areas such as Sydney (Brisbane is too hot and Melbourne is wet, cold and dreary most of the time).

Just like it's inhabitants, so I'm given to understand.

Red wrote:

skully wrote:I'm sure you are silky, warm blooded creatures, Ange. And if you visit, come to the more temperate areas such as Sydney (Brisbane is too hot and Melbourne is wet, cold and dreary most of the time).

It rains more in Sydney than Melbourne, the dank, dreary bit is a myth perpetuated by Sydneysiders jealous of our more cultured city. I noticed the other day Steyn said that Melbourne is his favourite city outside of SA and definitely the best in Australia.

I'm sure the drummer from Spinal Tap said something similar

A friend of mine who moved to Aus for the 'better' lifestyle and lives in Melbourne now (it's where his wife is from), has just posted some photo's on the dreaded facebook, he called them "summer", they're wearing fleeces in most of the pictures.

Who is that with the gigantic box in Red's avatar?

I actually quite like Melbourne as a city but it used to fark me up all the time with it's changeable weather. I'd pack the bag for a few days and end up having no warm stuff when it was cold or no cool stuff when it was hot.

eowyn wrote:A friend of mine who moved to Aus for the 'better' lifestyle and lives in Melbourne now (it's where his wife is from), has just posted some photo's on the dreaded facebook, he called them "summer", they're wearing fleeces in most of the pictures.

We've had our coolest summer for some time but quite welcome after some of the stinkers with had in recent years. Generally though our climate is quite temperate, and to be honest, I like to experience four seasons, I wouldn't want to live in Queensland. I must admit I found the English winter a bit trying. The cold was bearable but not the light receding mid-afternoon. In our winter the earliest it gets dark is about 5.30.

eowyn wrote:Who is that with the gigantic box in Red's avatar?

Don't say that too loud or Woody will make a mess.

skully wrote:I actually quite like Melbourne as a city but it used to fark me up all the time with it's changeable weather. I'd pack the bag for a few days and end up having no warm stuff when it was cold or no cool stuff when it was hot.

You needed to drink a cup of cement to harden the farque up

Red wrote:

eowyn wrote:A friend of mine who moved to Aus for the 'better' lifestyle and lives in Melbourne now (it's where his wife is from), has just posted some photo's on the dreaded facebook, he called them "summer", they're wearing fleeces in most of the pictures.

We've had our coolest summer for some time but quite welcome after some of the stinkers with had in recent years. Generally though our climate is quite temperate, and to be honest, I like to experience four seasons, I wouldn't want to live in Queensland. I must admit I found the English winter a bit trying. The cold was bearable but not the light receding mid-afternoon. In our winter the earliest it gets dark is about 5.30.

Cue 4 weeks of the hot North wind for Red.

embee wrote:

skully wrote:I actually quite like Melbourne as a city but it used to fark me up all the time with it's changeable weather. I'd pack the bag for a few days and end up having no warm stuff when it was cold or no cool stuff when it was hot.

You needed to drink a cup of cement to harden the farque up

Thanks for that Chopper.

Sydney's beaut. But then I haven't been to Melb or Brisbane yet, so I couldn't compare.

Ange - Gay FL? Oh yeah, it's all about the man love. They're always hugging and standing on each other in mid air. Espesh in Victoria it would seem.

skully wrote:

eowyn wrote:Who is that with the gigantic box in Red's avatar?

Don't say that too loud or Woody will make a mess.

I won't but who is it?

So there you have it. Independent analysis from international arbiters. Vomits are gay.

eowyn wrote:

skully wrote:

eowyn wrote:Who is that with the gigantic box in Red's avatar?

Don't say that too loud or Woody will make a mess.

I won't but who is it?

G.Wood is RD.

Unrelatedly, yet related, one of my best mates is gay, and from Geelong.

It all adds up.