Ras, I had a hard one until you mentioned me waking up.
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Gotta pull out the checkbook Tar.....Originally posted by Tarlam!And you wish to wager how much, Nick?Originally posted by JustinHarrellAll speculation. I don't buy it.Originally posted by arcilitehttp://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/article/20090904/PKR01/90904146/1058
Raji on pace to play in opener
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The damn all blacks....I have a good friend who is a Kiwi..nicest guy in the world but man does the fucker get annoying when the Kiwis are sailing in the Americas cup or the all blacks are playing.Originally posted by RastakI can almost hear it now......Originally posted by Tarlam!Never sprained an ankle or broke a limb. My sporting career was screwed by something I never understood until this day: My shins. Something happened to the meat of my legs that would make the muscles swell and be crushed between the shin bone and whatever other bone is in the lower leg.Originally posted by FritzMost of my ankle sprains occurred in junior high.
I played 3rd division rugby league which is one division off of semi pro, but we still had masseurs.. They had to pop what they called my "ligaments" back into place for me to even take the field. I loved the game, but I couldn't stand for three days after each outing.
I wish I could have had that cured. I would have captained Australia!
"Time is running out in this pivitol Tri Nations match, this will decide it all....the Wallabies are behind by 3 to the All Blacks.....ruck forms and Gregan pitches to Tarlam to the right, Loma misses, Tarlam with the dummy to Conners, he's free! Mehrtens chasing, Tarlam dives, it's a game winning try! His 4th of the day! Unbelieveable. The Wallabies have won the Tri Nations again behind the Wallabie captain Tarlam.
"Then he woke up....
"C.H.U.D.
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He practiced in pads today...
Ankle sprains are not all created equal and it is not just "high-ankle" sprain versus the rest. I've too many sprains to count, most of them I was able to play through without missing any time. A few, however, kept me sidelined for a few weeks and they weren't high ankle, just really f-ed up tendons.
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Too bad, we could've seen you and your mates mocking the AB's doing the Haka....Originally posted by Tarlam!Never sprained an ankle or broke a limb. My sporting career was screwed by something I never understood until this day: My shins. Something happened to the meat of my legs that would make the muscles swell and be crushed between the shin bone and whatever other bone is in the lower leg.Originally posted by FritzMost of my ankle sprains occurred in junior high.
I played 3rd division rugby league which is one division off of semi pro, but we still had masseurs.. They had to pop what they called my "ligaments" back into place for me to even take the field. I loved the game, but I couldn't stand for three days after each outing.
I wish I could have had that cured. I would have captained Australia!
-digital dean
No "TROLLS" allowed!
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Oh, you can. This is MUST SEE Youtube...Originally posted by digitaldeanToo bad, we could've seen you and your mates mocking the AB's doing the Haka....
EDIT: Sorry for all PR's that don't know what the Haka is. It is a traditional dance performed by Maoris before battle and used by the the dreaded All Blacks, New Zealand's Rugby Team. They are arguably the best team in the world. We Aussies have a phobia against playing them. A lot like GB playing the Cowboys.
But we hate losing to England even more. We just hate the English.
To see a REAL Haka check this out. I played the game and, let me tell you, if a team started out this way, I would have been intimidated.
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Send a check to everybody on the forum, Ras.
There a recession on, we can use the money.
Played rugby for many years.
This is no "Tank tale", I was a fullback, 3/4 and scrum half in my latter years. it was a C level, city side, but we had our moments.
My Haka story took place at a big, wild tournament held in the end of summer at Rehoboth Beach, Del. We lost in the quarter finals to a team from W VA one year. Their star play was a huge Maori kid who was a junior all-black. Every team loads up with ringers and those guys got hold of him.
We adopted those guys and all went to their semi match. This kid taught 'em the Haka and lead 'em in it before their match. That shit is for real. Super intimidating. I've seen other teams try to do a version of it, but nobody can do it like a Kiwi, espec a Maori.
Tar, did you see the recent Tri Nations? The Kiwi's beat the Wallabies in a good match.
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OK, I know it's true then.Originally posted by FritzOne of my second ex's aunts married a maori. Some beautiful yet crazy-ass people.
Near as I can figure, Maori's are basically into Beer, violence, and sex. They are either passed out, smiling, or fighting all day. They don't fit into society too well, but they are made just right for rugby.
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