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| Thread ID: 35927 | 2003-07-25 23:56:00 | well who won that game?! | Synchronized_Thoughts (3860) | Press F1 |
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| 162894 | 2003-07-26 12:05:00 | Need I say more, for the ALL BLACKS fine effort () () () () () (clapping) |
godfather (25) | ||
| 162895 | 2003-07-26 12:14:00 | the All Blacks are doing better tonight! :)(26/07/03) Halftime: All Blacks 23-11 Australia ( Iam waching the TV) |
stu140103 (137) | ||
| 162896 | 2003-07-26 12:16:00 | Final All Blacks 50 yes 50 - 21 Australia Thank god for the AB's | BootyLicious (526) | ||
| 162897 | 2003-07-26 12:31:00 | Only one word is needed ......... AWESOME!!! I'm pround to be a kiwi! |
Warren (875) | ||
| 162898 | 2003-07-26 13:02:00 | And who said Kiwi's cant fly? that they are flightless birds? well i think we fair flew tonight. they did NZ proud, go All Blacks ! well done guys pat yourself on the back we beat the ozzies again :p :D beetle |
beetle (243) | ||
| 162899 | 2003-07-26 13:16:00 | whos up for stuffed kangaroo :D finally a 50 against aussies.. this was acutally their biggest win against them last week..record vs sa.. now australia.. wish england was next week now the nzrfu would prolly put more money into the offer considering... tonights (last nights..looking at the time) game prolly helped the allblacks cause... |
csinclair83 (200) | ||
| 162900 | 2003-07-26 14:18:00 | >A Kiwi helped discover DNA but how many of us know that? And the printing press,jet engines the computer,need I go on? |
Thomas (1820) | ||
| 162901 | 2003-07-26 20:22:00 | >A Kiwi helped discover DNA but how many of us know that? Or, the heretical view. A Kiwi was the key link in the act of espionage (or at least questionable dealing with intellectual property) that allowed Crick & Watson to proceed to their discovery on the strength of the joint research of Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin - who never got her deserved share of the Nobel Prize. books.guardian.co.uk Argus |
argus (366) | ||
| 162902 | 2003-07-26 23:55:00 | sure--got some flyers there--great game ABs. but you ain't got the "silverware" ----yet! |
dum dugie (432) | ||
| 162903 | 2003-07-27 00:08:00 | Well Argus, it was the way of things in those days, women seldom got the recognition they deserved. They were lucky even to get a mention in a paper let alone co-authorship. Reminds me of my old mate Alastair Cameron who was the first person to get solutions to the partial differential equations or Reynolds Equations for oil lubricated journal bearings using hand 'relaxation' methods and pencil and paper, no computers available then for common use. In actual fact it was Mrs Wood who did all the work, but at least she was a co-author. Getting back to those strange games, there is all this talk of flyers. That is what I've always assumed they were trying to do. Douglas Adams in Hitch Hikers Guide describes a method of learning to fly by throwing yourself at the ground, and if you succeed in missing, then you have learnt to fly. Judging by the amount of time and effort spent throwing themselves at the ground (what an odd thing to do), and grovelling on the ground, they dont really show much sign of learning to fly. :) |
Terry Porritt (14) | ||
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