The Ashes Series
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#21
Re: The Ashes Series
Worth a peek...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTHc5wIzRQA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTHc5wIzRQA
Last edited by Alfresco; Jul 10th 2009 at 9:09 am.
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Re: The Ashes Series
Worth a peek...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTHc5wIzRQA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTHc5wIzRQA
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Re: The Ashes Series
I think Freddy and the boys have given Punter's lot a fair go now, time to pull their fingers out and bloody get some of them out ffs!!!!!
It's breaking my heart.... what with having to hog the remote control so I can flick between the Tour de France (go Lance!) and Torchwood and the Ashes.....
Diane
(I blame the Welsh!!)
It's breaking my heart.... what with having to hog the remote control so I can flick between the Tour de France (go Lance!) and Torchwood and the Ashes.....
Diane
(I blame the Welsh!!)
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Re: The Ashes Series
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Re: The Ashes Series
I especially liked this part:
Australia represents a kind of alternative reality for an English person. It offers freedoms unreachable in this country. If you think social snobberies are a thing of the past in this country, then go to Australia and understand how class penetrates every aspect of English life. In Australia, you can be free, not from your social class, but from the feeling that it matters.
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Re: The Ashes Series
Although they are a complete shower of shite i have to support England.As long as i've got a hole in my butt i wouldnt be able to bring myself to support the Aussies against England
( England to get bowled out for less than 200 today )
( England to get bowled out for less than 200 today )
#30
Re: The Ashes Series
Good article.
I especially liked this part:
I especially liked this part:
Australia represents a kind of alternative reality for an English person. It offers freedoms unreachable in this country. If you think social snobberies are a thing of the past in this country, then go to Australia and understand how class penetrates every aspect of English life. In Australia, you can be free, not from your social class, but from the feeling that it matters.