Re: Australia v New Zealand, 1st ODI, Adelaide, 14 Dec

by tac Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:05

Like the "DarkSatanic" line, Nerky.

by Fred Nerk Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:08

Oram makes a God-awful hash of a catch off Symonds.

by Fred Nerk Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:10

DS would have been 'Hayley' if he'd dropped the Oram catch.

Don't see the problem with his action.

by tac Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:11

The wether is affecting them . . .

by eowyn Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:31

I think you Aussie have this one in the bag now.

by *Buckaroo* Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:33

new Zealand needs an Indian coach.

by Invader Zim Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:37

We win by 7 wickets. Yeah.

by skully Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:38

Noice win by the boyzz. Didn't think I'd see any more cricket when they went off. Fark me, Punter has an excellent record since becoming ODI captain. 155 games @ 47 with 16 tons. And remarkably, the only team he does not average over 40 against is the Windies.

by tac Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:42

skully wrote:Noice win by the boyzz. Didn't think I'd see any more cricket when they went off. Fark me, Punter has an excellent record since becoming ODI captain. 155 games @ 47 with 16 tons. And remarkably, the only team he does not average over 40 against is the Windies.

When the conditions are good he doesn't get a hit, and when there not . . .

by skully Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:45

tac wrote:
skully wrote:Noice win by the boyzz. Didn't think I'd see any more cricket when they went off. Fark me, Punter has an excellent record since becoming ODI captain. 155 games @ 47 with 16 tons. And remarkably, the only team he does not average over 40 against is the Windies.

When the conditions are good he doesn't get a hit, and when there not . . .

How's the reception from Mama tac's basement?

by eowyn Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:45

When the conditions are good he doesn't get a hit, and when there not . . .

Can I get my own back?

by tac Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:47

Didn't see it, mate . . . I've been working all arvo on a manuscript about thyrolaminectomies . . . just saw the crocinfo scorecard.

by tac Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:48

eowyn wrote:
When the conditions are good he doesn't get a hit, and when there not . . .

Can I get my own back?

Fark! I knew it was wrong as I typed it, but couldn't be farked changing it.

by skully Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:48

tac wrote:Didn't see it, mate . . . I've been working all arvo on a manuscript about thyrolaminectomies . . . just saw the crocinfo scorecard.

Yoiks, WTF are those thingamies? Some sort of growth hormone or sumpent??

by skully Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:51

tac wrote:
eowyn wrote:
When the conditions are good he doesn't get a hit, and when there not . . .

Can I get my own back?

Fark! I knew it was wrong as I typed it, but couldn't be farked changing it.

Hehehe. Shield maiden = taily???

by tac Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:52

skully wrote:
tac wrote:Didn't see it, mate . . . I've been working all arvo on a manuscript about thyrolaminectomies . . . just saw the crocinfo scorecard.
Yoiks, WTF are those thingamies? Some sort of growth hormone or sumpent??

They're generally done in combination with a sternohyoid myotomy to reduce aspiration.

by eowyn Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:52

skully wrote:
tac wrote:
eowyn wrote:
When the conditions are good he doesn't get a hit, and when there not . . .

Can I get my own back?

Fark! I knew it was wrong as I typed it, but couldn't be farked changing it.
Hehehe. Shield maiden = taily???

Nooooooo!!! I was just teasing Big Jack.

by eowyn Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:53

tac wrote:
skully wrote:
tac wrote:Didn't see it, mate . . . I've been working all arvo on a manuscript about thyrolaminectomies . . . just saw the crocinfo scorecard.
Yoiks, WTF are those thingamies? Some sort of growth hormone or sumpent??

They're generally done in combination with a sternohyoid myotomy to reduce aspiration.

Are you writing a surgical text book?

by skully Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:53

Who are you calling Big Jack?

by skully Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:55

tac wrote:
skully wrote:
tac wrote:Didn't see it, mate . . . I've been working all arvo on a manuscript about thyrolaminectomies . . . just saw the crocinfo scorecard.
Yoiks, WTF are those thingamies? Some sort of growth hormone or sumpent??

They're generally done in combination with a sternohyoid myotomy to reduce aspiration.

Farkin smart@rse. Like that helps. bounce

by eowyn Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:55

skully wrote:Who are you calling Big Jack?

You by an unneeded comma, skully........

by tac Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:57

skully wrote:
tac wrote:
skully wrote:
tac wrote:Didn't see it, mate . . . I've been working all arvo on a manuscript about thyrolaminectomies . . . just saw the crocinfo scorecard.
Yoiks, WTF are those thingamies? Some sort of growth hormone or sumpent??

They're generally done in combination with a sternohyoid myotomy to reduce aspiration.
Farkin smart@rse. Like that helps.

It reduces the thyroid so that it can elevate further during swallowing to help close of the larynx and stop food entering . . . which is called aspiration.

by eowyn Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:57

skully wrote:
tac wrote:
skully wrote:
tac wrote:Didn't see it, mate . . . I've been working all arvo on a manuscript about thyrolaminectomies . . . just saw the crocinfo scorecard.
Yoiks, WTF are those thingamies? Some sort of growth hormone or sumpent??

They're generally done in combination with a sternohyoid myotomy to reduce aspiration.
Farkin smart@rse. Like that helps.

It's some sort of upper respiratory, chest operation from the names involved but lord knows who's going to let BJ perform it on them!

by skully Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:57

eowyn wrote:
skully wrote:Who are you calling Big Jack?

You by an unneeded comma, skully........

Huzzah, recognition at last!!!

by eowyn Fri 14 Dec 2007, 12:00

You can aspirate anything into the lungs accidently, not just food.....

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