daisycutter

must be a little saxon in most of us?

yeah, but nobody would want to touch him now, bub but yeah, needs to caught on a big lie.....and his mate dank

shane is just making it perfectly clear to everyone what an unreliable witness he would make no-one would put him up as a witness what a great strategy, nearly as good as the lost records strategy

Doctor who?

nut, i think we al have been taking one for the club for a looooong time now

at least no-one can be accused of breaking the second rule

yep, filth supports are very good at tossing......

true ldvc, but the saints had many supporters in those days plenty of vicars of rome too

i believe hitler was rather keen on the eagles winston churchill was a great bomber fan

no way eddie would go - just bluster

not as much as jousting sticks!

according to some media comments re the franchises' underagers, yes i think it does

out of curiosity dieter, any idea where to start looking? i might be interested

this has become the no t$ no b$ no l$ thread

yeah, must admit the credibility took a dive in the first sentence

if you are interested earl i know a guy who sells an unbeatable punting system guaranteed to work and reasonably priced he also has some cheap bridges for sale he has an office at the gatwick

most concussions are where the head at velocity meets a solid (immovable) object and has nowhere else to go in football that is usually the ground in street fights it is often the concrete paving sure there can be other factors that affect it too tests have shown that in those circumstances the small amount of padding or crumple area in a comfortable sports head gear has minimal effect also bear in mind the afl could never allow a solid helmet unless it was mandatory for all players (e.g. nfl) and even then players would need extra padding on different areas of the body as well the only option for a voluntary helmet would be a soft one and the practical amount of padding would provide minimal help in concussion situations this has been borne out in many published studies

its not the strength of the blow that causes the concussion. strength causes fractures and yes a helmet helps in that regard its the sudden change in velocity that causes concussion. its the sloshing around of the brain inside the skull like water in a bucket. it doesn't stop moving when the skull does

i think the mayor of hiroshima once said that too in 1944

that's good stuie, very good sounds like mission impossible on a public forum, but i'll bear it mind, just for you

another issue with helmets (apart from dangers of false security and injuries to other players) is their weight extra weight on the head can place extra pressures where head pivots on the spinal chord in side or whiplash type injuries not saying it a case to not wear helmets just pointing out a potential downside

and in fact the helmet makes it worse because it gives the player a false sense of security so they use their head (read helmet) as an offensive weapon hence more head clashes, hence more concussion

pretty sure she had toumpas going before our pick too. oli, so your point is moot

think you'll find it is more likely a cold, mickey with influenza you probably wouldn't be posting