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2005/09/12, 03:16 PM
On gaining the Ashes in the cricket.
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2005/09/12, 09:39 PM
If that means your team won, congratulations. Sometimes this language barrier........
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Sometimes life is like herding cats.
Charlie
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2005/09/13, 04:00 AM
Wooo! First time in 18 years! Everyone thinks we'll keep it, too.
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each to their own
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2005/09/13, 06:45 AM
i think it's a big time sport in england and india....here, I don't exactly even know what ashes mean...tho I am guessing it's some sort of a championship...in any case good job..
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2005/09/13, 06:54 AM
sometime ago, I think in the 1800s, England did so badly that the wickets were cremated and placed in an urn, and an obituary was written in a national paper about the 'death of English cricket'. Ever since then, England and Australia have been fighting for posession of the urn conataining the ashes, or at least their representation. There is an actual urn! I'm sure you'll see a picture if you do a search. So, this is a massive deal!
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2005/09/13, 12:01 PM
yeah, im not too bothered, cricket is a bit boring, but yay anyway!!!!!!!!
we are the champions my friend!!!!!!!!
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a dove is a glove, that i wear on my heart, and though i like to dress smart, it doesnt have any part in the world of fashion.
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2005/09/14, 08:20 AM
yeah pritchard, i really dont follow cricket, but i'm still feeling smug!
Also, I have no sense of direction - where is northamptonshire in relation to manchester?
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2005/09/14, 10:12 AM
is manchester north? i think it is, so i am in some direction south cos im in east anglia, but the west side of east anglia, which is more midlands. look, just buy a map, cos i dont know.
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a dove is a glove, that i wear on my heart, and though i like to dress smart, it doesnt have any part in the world of fashion.
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