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Difference between alligator and crocodile?
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Did you do a Haka???Originally Posted by RJman
Note to self: stop needling rugby-playing European members. Concentrate on needling fencing European members.
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Nah, that is for the Kiwis. We had our own since half the team were highlanders. We used the clay/charcoal getup and a 'masalai' chant:
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Haka is counter-productive ..Look at the French game...The pkayers had fire in their bellies after the Haka...Originally Posted by lasbar
Any sort of pre game psyching is useless when you run up against players the size of the 2001 Monolith... concussions, dislocated shoulders results..
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Men in tights are always quite amusing...Originally Posted by lasbar
The good thing with fencing is that if you're good at it ,you are at the Olympics in a few years time...
Try that at football or rugby....
Yes, if you're good at rugby in a few years you end up posing questions a la con on internet fora...
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Questions a la con? May i beg your pardon ,rustre?Originally Posted by lasbar
Rendez-vous a Phoquestone pour un duel sur les rails d'Eurotunnel...
Avec plaisir, mon petit lascar. Swords at sunset. You're toast.
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