daisycutter

mods, for better clarity can you change thread title to "what they're injecting down at windy hill"?

have all the data in a draft email then cut and paste when in ticketek

hope they have a draw in a bloodbath

no sweat rab......just thought ye were a wee bit naughty calling it an english empire when the scots were quite prominent in it but i do understand your sentiments, so let us not split any hairs, we can both hope the poms don't make the euro final.....they would be insufferable if they pulled it off

huh? typical tassie winter weather

Users Without A Subscription Are Not Able To See The Full Content. Find In Worldcat Scotland and the British Empire John M. MacKenzie and T. M. Devine ABSTRACT The extraordinary influence of Scots in the British Empire has long been recognised. As administrators, settlers, temporary residents, professionals, plantation owners, and as military personnel, they were strikingly prominent in North America, the Caribbean, Australasia, South Africa, India, and colonies in South-East Asia and Africa. Throughout these regions they brought to bear distinctive Scottish experience as well as particular educational, economic, cultural, and religious influences. Moreover, the relationship between Scots and the British Empire had a profound effect upon many aspect ... More Keywords: British Empire, Scots, Scottish experience, Scotland, India, East India Company, missionary, ethnic identities BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION Print publication date: 2011 Print ISBN-13: 9780199573240 Published to Oxford Scholarship Online: January 2012 DOI:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199573240.001.0001 AUTHORS Affiliations are at time of print publication. John M. MacKenzie, editor Professor Emeritus of Imperial History, Lancaster University; Honorary Professor, University of Aberdeen; Honorary Professor, University of St. Andrews; Honorary Fellow, University of Edinburgh T. M. Devine, editor Sir William Fraser Professor of Scottish History and Palaeography and Director of the Scottish Centre of Diaspora Studies, University of Edinburgh Print Save Cite Email this conteSha

but the scots didn't need a home government to be at the forefront of empire. by all accounts their role was substantial.

yes, that's the only sensible way still have a problem judging the close ones, but no more than judging a close touch on the line etc the only hope for better judgement is better high speed, high resolution cameras in the appropriate positions the nrl and cricket camera work is better than the afl's work

that's too logical, tu ?

i'd have rivers ahead of jordan, no slur on jordan though

i would have said the kick starts at the time the foot makes contact and any part of the ball is not past the line in this case the slomo video shown at the time was too fuzzy and lacking in fps. Since then i haven't seen any other slomo video released to the public

i've seen some pretty useless stats over the years in many sports, but i think this one takes the cake

lol, rab - english empire - love it oddly though i've read many scots arguing how scots were at the forefront of building the err... british empire as well as their many other contributions to the human race not looking for an argument - just amused and joshing also agree how welcoming, polite, intelligent poms can turn into ugly hooligans. suspect it more tied up with the still pervasive class structure remnants there again it could be blamed on the nature of soccer itself, surely a sport created in hell. scottish soccer violence included

july 30 i believe. but they usually get a small number after that date.....counting errors?

suggest you ring club for help asap, demonsone. at least you got a few days left.

they are all cisgender male?

you mean west aussies have noses (plural)?........well butter me on both sides

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i got it.......they all represent bands?

cheats and handbags to play a controversial draw, with heaps of injuries and suspensions

wow, players wearing ear muffs and the old centre diamond.....i've forgotten why they changed that marks adjudicated extremely softly, same for holding the man

i think it was because he was too late. another bummer in front of him opted not to man the mark and ran up the field to defend agree it's a very grey area and the initial 50m was quite technical watch it here

you're totally correct but i still think the whole protected area rule/penalty is a bit of an over-reaction........but that's the rule

well last week the g was capped at 25k and fully ticketted by ticketek. they said it was a sell-out, but attendance ended up over 20% down at 19.5k so i doubt they have sold 25k tickets for this week, but they will probably say they have gov has already announced no lifting of current restrictions, so the anticipated lifting to 85% capacity for this week is put off for another week you could try ringing the club as they can often help in these situations.....worth a try at least

outstanding suggestion, dj