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Simon Katich holding down a spot ion the Australian One Day Side.
1) Because there are two standout better options in Jaques and Hayden not to mention Langer who is always overlooked for this role.
2) How the hell did he get this opportunity in the first place. He is so obviously not a one day batsman. The whole of the world knows it
1) Because there are two standout better options in Jaques and Hayden not to mention Langer who is always overlooked for this role.
2) How the hell did he get this opportunity in the first place. He is so obviously not a one day batsman. The whole of the world knows it
Never give a sucker an even break
Nor ban a user for an acceptable topic of discussion.
"Baby on board". Why dont you put a sign on ur car saying "adult on board" or "car stereo in use"?
Nor ban a user for an acceptable topic of discussion.
"Baby on board". Why dont you put a sign on ur car saying "adult on board" or "car stereo in use"?
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- wrote:Simon Katich holding down a spot ion the Australian One Day Side.
1) Because there are two standout better options in Jaques and Hayden not to mention Langer who is always overlooked for this role.
2) How the hell did he get this opportunity in the first place. He is so obviously not a one day batsman. The whole of the world knows it
You should check out the cricket forum if you hate katich so much. There is a entire topic which is dedicated to him being a hack. I think you'll enjoy it.
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Yea booney.. those "vote for me" thingy's attatched to nearly every telegraph pole..?
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Smile :)
It's only Money $$$ :)
What is happening to our SANFL guys...
It's only Money $$$ :)
What is happening to our SANFL guys...
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- Getting a parking fine just as you are walking to your car only to reach your car just in time for parking officer to print it out and give the ticket to you personally
- old people who think its unreasonable to pay $4.50 for a pint of pale, just because back in there day it was only 25c
- people who order there drinks over the bar one drink at a time. Just a note for everyone, bartenders love it when your buying a round and you order all of your drinks at the one time. Instead of "i'll have a pale..........oh and a scotch and coke..............oh yeah and a VB". it's just simply "Hey mate, pale,Scotch coke and VB thanks" Done
- Port supporters that truly believe that the PAFC created the adelaide crows.
- guys who still think it looks cool to put their shirt collars up.
- old people who think its unreasonable to pay $4.50 for a pint of pale, just because back in there day it was only 25c
- people who order there drinks over the bar one drink at a time. Just a note for everyone, bartenders love it when your buying a round and you order all of your drinks at the one time. Instead of "i'll have a pale..........oh and a scotch and coke..............oh yeah and a VB". it's just simply "Hey mate, pale,Scotch coke and VB thanks" Done
- Port supporters that truly believe that the PAFC created the adelaide crows.
- guys who still think it looks cool to put their shirt collars up.
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Of People: KG, Rucci and Bert Newton
Of Things: Losing! (Yeah I know, Westies supporters should be used to it). The price of Petrol.
The Ozzie TV coverage of Golf. We want to see me than just Putting.
Other Things: The growing trend of poor service at shops and business.
The Migration Policy of the past twenty years. Unions, socialists and the way our
Government hands out money to minority groups.
Of Things: Losing! (Yeah I know, Westies supporters should be used to it). The price of Petrol.
The Ozzie TV coverage of Golf. We want to see me than just Putting.
Other Things: The growing trend of poor service at shops and business.
The Migration Policy of the past twenty years. Unions, socialists and the way our
Government hands out money to minority groups.
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Coorong wrote:The growing trend of poor service at shops and business.
Agree wholeheartedly, Coorong. You can probably rattle off dozens of examples of poor or indifferent service but only a handful of occasions when the service was actually good. With all of the money that gets spent on market research and making sure you know what your customers want, it amazes me that service standards are actually deteriorating.
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Working with lazy, jaded, middle-aged teachers who give the rest of us hard-working chalkies the bad name we have in the community by conforming to stereotype (i.e., using the same programme for years, knock off at 3:15 sharp, inability to use any form of computing technology, resistance to change). Being the only bloke on staff might sound peachy keen but then the grim reality sets in as you realise you're also the only one who hasn't had a hysterectomy. God help me.
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zipzap wrote:Working with lazy, jaded, middle-aged teachers who give the rest of us hard-working chalkies the bad name we have in the community by conforming to stereotype (i.e., using the same programme for years, knock off at 3:15 sharp, inability to use any form of computing technology, resistance to change). Being the only bloke on staff might sound peachy keen but then the grim reality sets in as you realise you're also the only one who hasn't had a hysterectomy. God help me.
Thats funny zipzap. I did my PAR1 practicum at a school where PE was considered a dirty word. Some of the teachers there were really set in their ways, using texts and resource books from the 70s, didn't know the first thing about computers, and used drill-practice-repeat for everything they did.
I HATE teachers who think PE is just a fun thing, just to pass time, or used as a reward for the class behaving well, or just thrown in for 15 minutes before recess or lunch.
The school I was at for PAR2 last year (Para Hills Primary - Im happy to give them a plug) were brilliant. Every class did PE every day at the same time, and the activities chosen were aimed at developing the fine and gross motor skills of the students. Then on top of this, each class had their own PE lessons each week, usually 2 or 3 times a week.
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