England win The Ashes.

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England win The Ashes.

#1 Post by Igg »

I expect nobody cares about this except me.

But I do care. So pah! In your face Ricky Whinger Ponting!

:D

(It's cricket, by the way...)
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#2 Post by Twinkle »

I care! *dances* Flintoff is so hot and compelled me to watch the only cricket of me life and guess what? England win the Ashes for the first time in 18 years! I'm a good luck charm! *dances more*
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#3 Post by Igg »

I care because I'm a neurotic cricket fan.

But you're right about Flintoff, I have a wee bit of a thing for him... :D
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#4 Post by Twinkle »

Igg wrote:I care because I'm a neurotic cricket fan.

But you're right about Flintoff, I have a wee bit of a thing for him... :D


Heh. My best friend's an avid cricket fan and my dad explained all the ins and outs of it to me so I actually understand it now.

I did enjoy watching it really. I've been converted. :o
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#5 Post by Asthaloth »

if memory serves we lost them the year i was born.
i feel that theres somthing in that o_O
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#6 Post by Dragonfire »

When I saw this I thought I heard about the Ashes somewhere else, and now I remember: I read it in Life, the Universe, and Everything. :P
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#7 Post by zorg »

Dragonfire wrote:When I saw this I thought I heard about the Ashes somewhere else, and now I remember: I read it in Life, the Universe, and Everything. :P


Twee, Wicket Key Bail of Nature or something, can never remember. Another one was the award for the most graticious use of the word smurf in a serious screenplay. Oh and that perspex the judge had in the trial where Prak said hte whole truth! And marvins leg... and the improbability drive and whatnot. Earth is the only planet to make a game out of such a terrible war... explains why they have been shunned by the rest of the universe. Pity really.

Anyhoo, I may live in australia but i'm actually british, so I took delight in rubbing it in everyones faces today at school.

I'm sure the victory would've been sweeter if i cared about cricket, but it was still quite wonderful.
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#8 Post by Igg »

Setekh wrote:if memory serves we lost them the year i was born.
i feel that theres somthing in that o_O


Year I was born, too.
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#9 Post by Anubis »

Probably the year I was born as well, to be honest.

But whooo!
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#10 Post by Josephine »

Thank God it's over. Yaaawn.

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#11 Post by Asthaloth »

Igg wrote:
Setekh wrote:if memory serves we lost them the year i was born.
i feel that theres somthing in that o_O


Year I was born, too.


1987 right?

makes a nice change that we are winning atlast, serves australia right really, trying to keep our Rugby team up all night so we would lose.
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#12 Post by Paulisacretin »

I've always loved cricket, always been a fan. Andrew Flintoff- personal hero of mine. Old Freddie. 'The big FF' as I like to call him. What do you mean rugby!? Ha, Jonny Wilkinson, he was just a flash in the pan! I've never liked anything but cricket. Golf what? Tiger woods who? I've always loved cricket! Slip! Googly! Spin bowler! See! Always been a fan. Crickets the new rugby! I mean... the new football! Terrible, all these people just jumping on the bandwagon, I've always liked cricket. Australia! West Indies! Trescothick! See!? Cricket talk! I'm a real hardcore fan! Ooh, 6! Bloody Australia, I'll boo them! Yeah, thats what crickets about, and I should know, I've always been a cricket fan. Always had an england cricket top. What do you mean football!? Ha! Football is for drunken yobs, I just like having a quiet 6 or 7 pints while watching good old england smash the germans. Oops, I mean Australians. Clearly Australians, I should know, I know all about cricket. Especially how we won the world cup a few years back. Wait, was that rugby? Yeah, it was actually. Ha! I remember how everyone pretended to be fans of rugby back then, but now its all over for rugger! Everyone comes crawling back to cricket. I've always been a fan though, always.
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#13 Post by Rachel »

YAY FOR ENGLAND!!!

which one is flintoff?

Brett lee is pretty cute, shame he's an aussie :( he didnt take any wickets yesterday, so i decided its ok to like him <3
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#14 Post by Igg »

Flintoff is the very tall blonde England player. Bats at number 6 after Pietersen, fast right arm medium bowler. You may notice the black birthmark on the back of his head.

Has only recently started coming properly onto the Test radar, after he had a couple of terrible years when he was out injured and got, well, very fat. Played pretty well against the Windies last summer.

Skullsplitter, do shut up.

Rachel, Lee doesn't take a lot of wickets, but gives away quite a few runs, which is a shame because if you just see the scoresheet afterwards you don't really realise how much pressure he puts on.
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#15 Post by DiscordantNote »

Heh...I'm probably the only American that saw the topic title and knew you were talking about cricket. :P Alas, it is a sport, so this shall be moved to the Locker Room shortly.
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