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Murray's improving but Nadal is ridiculous. He's like Rocky, if Rocky was good at boxing.
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I was supporting Murray, but I do have to agree with sas about the bumfluff - looks like the boy's picked up a nasty dose of myxamatosis.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostCan't stand watching sport normally but as Murray was playing I actually did this time.
The missus watches every bonk of the whole tounament. Why are women so annoyingly non partisan? She cheers Nadal because he's a brilliant player, a nice bloke and because she always fancies blokes who look like Cherokee Indians. (She fancied Lou Diamond Phillips too).
Sure he's a good player, sure he seems a really nice bloke (although I don't fancy him) but if he's playing a Brit, he's a *** fat a*sed ***, end of story.
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Can't stand watching sport normally but as Murray was playing I actually did this time.
The missus watches every bonk of the whole tounament. Why are women so annoyingly non partisan? She cheers Nadal because he's a brilliant player, a nice bloke and because she always fancies blokes who look like Cherokee Indians. (She fancied Lou Diamond Phillips too).
Sure he's a good player, sure he seems a really nice bloke (although I don't fancy him) but if he's playing a Brit, he's a *** fat a*sed ***, end of story.
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England breathes a collective sigh of relief
No more pretending to like the dour Scot


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Just sent Murray some viagra, hopefully it will help get him past a semi.
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Actually I think boy played boy and Gary Glitter wasn't in the stadium.Originally posted by sasguru View PostMan played boy. Boy lost.
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