daisycutter

think you'll find that is his twin sister ezenem, azzman

yes, in an objectifying way, but there is nothing wrong about objectifying bananas that i know of

how come every time i watch rake, i immediately think of redleg?

subtlety not your strong-point, bub?

that's very seminal, bj

********* BANANA ALERT ********* $1.50 Kg at Woolies

i think someone up in the alice was a port supporter a pointed the bone at him

censorship?

jack doesn't believe in doing things in half measures a dirty game, a suspension and a trip to surgery......all in one game

should get 3 weeks for such weak punches

next time ernest you need to resist the urge to expose your banana. leave it in the bag unless the juice bar explicitly allows byo bananas

banana juice obviously, ernest

not the best time of year for bananas, mable. a bit fibrous i've found lately. plus od is on a low banana diet so we don't want to make him feel bad about it

it was a multi-purpose venue where they hope to stage a future winter olympics

you can always watch vikings then earl, even if it does stray from the truth often

no need to be uncouth troglodytes, fellers

besides, the ghost who walks never dies, bbo, get used to it

don't need morals to recognise a lunatic, bitters

picket, on the other hand.........

it's a lot more than him just raising one arm though. i note 4 different concurrent movements (not necessarily all 4 every time) if you see the oliver tackle from a few different angles and in slo-mo you will see all 4 quite plainly

as you know a lot of the rules are very rubbery. the first step is for the game's administrators i to recognise this pattern emerging and make a judgement that it is not in the spirit of the game and worse, could lead to serious injuries (esp. head trauma). the next step is then either change the rules explicitly or tell the umpires to change the interpretation, accompanied by a strong educational program with the players (and coaches). it shouldn't be done via the "rule of the week" blitz.

i think it misleading to call his technique "ducking" as it is quite a different combination of movements. "ducking" usually means dropping your head into a player by bending forward at the waist mathieson's technique involves a number of movements (not necessarily all at the same incident), but none of these movements are an attempt to avoid the tackle (which might legitimise the movements). in fact he deliberately entices the tackle. i think this lack of trying to avoid (or break) the tackle is the starting point to differentiating his technique. and yes he is not the only one, but he is very blatant and if it is allowed to continue (successfully) we'll see such free-staging becoming more common. that is the way of professional sport

ernest, there is no need to fan bbo's vanity with such eloquent praise, his head is big enough as it is,

patience, grasshopper

insurance? [censored] pansy. i think earl has been nqr since his ill-fated away trip to cuba. needs a week or three down at casey