Skulls blocking radiator air flow??

VB make better ads than they do beer:twisted:
Blokes punching above their weight ads are good:D:D

Lunch break ... absolutely rivetting cricket ... glad to see you pair are enjoying it so much :p I think they're referring to the ball not bouncing on the pitch before it gets to the batsman ... have to agree on the beer VB ads :D

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Originally Posted by cooper

I thought that was what he meant.Or maybe he had two super big-macs before he started?Skully will enlighten us,I'm sure.:p

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

VB make better ads than they do beer:twisted:
Blokes punching above their weight ads are good:D:D

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Only have to have a budget of about $20 to do that.;)

No comprendo the second statement:(Please explain:)

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The theme of VB ad campaign

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There is every chance that this could be the most exciting match that I have ever not watched.:oThen again it could be the total opposite.:D

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Or something entirely different:p

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Now you are being malicious again,deliberately trying to cause confusion:o

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It reigns here:D

What the hell are you going on about ... I think you may be overtired, the pace of the cricket is obviously stressing you :Rolling::Rolling:

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Those cricket drivelers are funny.They said that "he has set an imaginative field".So,there is nobody there and when the batsman hits a ball he (the captain) simply says "you're out"."one of my imaginative fielders caught it":)
"He(Rolf Harris) stays close to the stumps at that end,the bowler's end.when he bowls"It would be amazingly difficult for him to keep close to the stumps at the opposite end now,wouldn't it?:angel:

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Those cricket drivelers are funny.They said that "he has set an imaginative field".So,there is nobody there and when the batsman hits a ball he (the captain) simply says "you're out"."one of my imaginative fielders caught it":)
"He(Rolf Harris) stays close to the stumps at that end,the bowler's end.when he bowls"It would be amazingly difficult for him to keep close to the stumps at the opposite end now,wouldn't it?:angel:

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Why don't they all get on the turps, and have imaginary batters as well?:angel:
The things they can do with phototrickery these days should keep the Sleepys and Pandas of the world happy for 26 or whatever days:p:twisted:

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What the hell are you going on about ... I think you may be overtired, the pace of the cricket is obviously stressing you :Rolling::Rolling:

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Are the words boring and stressfull interchangable?

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I am not watching it,just listening to what these inspiring raconteurs are saying.Brilliant,Monty Python on valium.:p

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Not Mr Bean on speed eh?:D

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Is this a 26 day test?My word,I change my opinion of them.I can see why they are pacing themselves now.Very sensible tactics.:)

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At the rate they're wandering about they should be good for 26 weeks, if the boredom doesn't strike them down. They're not moving quick enough to catch swine flu:(