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ah cheers Gol. Will give it a go. driving me nuts, although I was lucky last night. I went ot see the Hilltop Hoods at the Islington Academy. Afterwards me and my mate wanted to have a few more beers and stumbled across a Walkabout pub (aussie/kiwi/safa pub chain in london) and it happened to be playing the Dees game so I watched last qtr.

What a great night all round

 

Just found out that my work gets its email through Telstra.

I can watch the bigpond stuff on my work computer whenever I like!!!

Ohhhhh yeah!

You can also borrow a friend's login. It specifically says to Bigpond users that they can watch the videos on any computer they like using their passwords.

That said, if you've got bigpond it doesn't affect your download limits.

Often, for some reason, you get in and can watch the videos for free.

 
I can watch the bigpond stuff on my work computer whenever I like!!!

SHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh !!!!!!! ;):unsure:


Just watched the replay. Great to rewatch, but god it reminds you of why you should be there. Just not the same. Commentators laughing as Aussie streaks away at the end. Sorry, but Fox commentators have no clue for situation.

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