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Originally posted by snaw View PostNope, I wouldn't.
It's a - canny stand it, and that's coming from the point of view of having lived in the US in and around it for a few years, and seeing what would be considered an exciting game (Been a few times) - I still find it incredibly dull.
What I meant was I would like to see if the yanks could actualy win if they were to play in a real world series. Probably didnt make that clear.
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Originally posted by The Lone Gunman View PostWould love to see a real world series of national sides.
It's a - canny stand it, and that's coming from the point of view of having lived in the US in and around it for a few years, and seeing what would be considered an exciting game (Been a few times) - I still find it incredibly dull.
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostThe Japs are quite keen on the old rounders!
I think quite a few play in the American leagues too.
Would love to see a real world series of national sides.
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Originally posted by The Lone Gunman View PostThey are only world champions because they wont let anybody else play in their world championship tournaments. I believe there are quite a few other nations that could put together a better rounders team than the yanks.
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Postyes but they are world champions in it - like they are in that rounders they play in their PJ's
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostNot a chance!
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Russia also said that any missile fired over its territory from North Korea would be shot down.
Do they actually have the technology to do that? I think they are just talking themselves up.
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Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostBut the real reason the Septics are upset is that N Korea have qualified for the World Cup
Unlike the Septics who are rubbish at footie and only play girl's games that no-one else is interested in.
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But the real reason the Septics are upset is that N Korea have qualified for the World Cup
Unlike the Septics who are rubbish at footie and only play girl's games that no-one else is interested in.
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Sounds like thats Obama giving it large, e.g., "Come and gies it, ya bas"
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I wouldn't be surprised if that recent blast equivalent to so many thousand of tonnes of TNT was only so many thousand of tonnes of TNT.
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US 'prepared' for N Korea missile
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North Korea has stepped up its missile programme in recent weeks
The US is "in a good position" to protect its territory from a potential North Korean missile strike, US Defence Secretary Robert Gates has said.
His comments came in response to a report that North Korea was considering launching a missile towards Hawaii.
Pearl Harbour all over again anyone ?Tags: None
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