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Jimmy does not like this !When they talk about themselves in the third person.
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Jimmy does not like this !When they talk about themselves in the third person.
That's a really, really stupid idea, men are playing the game, and women's cricket is s**t, there I said it.
Chicks that dig cricket are like diamonds in the rough.
s**t like "quarterback position" or "sweeper" or any borrowed, ill-fitting term like that in Aussie Rules annoys me. A lot of half backs have great distribution skills and of course they're going to be used to skilfully hit a target and set up an inside 50. Just like 'sweeper' is a pointless interchangeable for terms that already exist and fit well into the game. Honestly, is "striker" next?In cricket, batsmen have become batters, drives me round the f***ing bend.
s**t like "quarterback position" or "sweeper" or any borrowed, ill-fitting term like that in Aussie Rules annoys me. A lot of half backs have great distribution skills and of course they're going to be used to skilfully hit a target and set up an inside 50. Just like 'sweeper' is a pointless interchangeable for terms that already exist and fit well into the game. Honestly, is "striker" next?
And this relates to another point: people who hate America. They hate Americans. They think all Americans drive pick ups, hate blacks, love war, and are total feral rednecks. This is despite the fact they'll usually love Hollywood films and think New York's the coolest. It's amazing how many people are liberal, all for bringing in asylum seekers, Aboriginal rights, rally for decent things but then proceed to slag off a country as diverse as the US. Shits me to no end.
Uhhh when have I ever stereotyped an entire country? There's a gulf of difference between saying "s**t clothes, man" and saying an entire nation fits under about 15 checkpoints.Um, coming from the Grand-Master of stereotyping and generalisations himself?
You have to admit you do use stereotypes a lot in your posts. I reckon you've been pretty dismissive of eastern suburbs people and such which isn't a country but still encompasses a shitload of people. I hate it when people say they hate Americans too, it's just plain lazy more than anything.Uhhh when have I ever stereotyped an entire country? There's a gulf of difference between saying "s**t clothes, man" and saying an entire nation fits under about 15 checkpoints.
And this relates to another point: people who hate America. They hate Americans. They think all Americans drive pick ups, hate blacks, love war, and are total feral rednecks. This is despite the fact they'll usually love Hollywood films and think New York's the coolest. It's amazing how many people are liberal, all for bringing in asylum seekers, Aboriginal rights, rally for decent things but then proceed to slag off a country as diverse as the US. Shits me to no end.
But you're a pretty s**t half back if you don't have a tidy kick and a decent ability to get the ball to a winger or midfielder. Aside from shutting down defenders it's all about distributing the ball out and having a bit of a run out. It just shits me more than anything. How does 'quarterback' describe the role any better? They don't throw it or directly pass it to a player who kicks goals directly. If anything, I think it's lazy – like when he's "the next Lenny Hayes" or "like a Luke Hodge with a bit of Pendlebury about him." Describe the skills they share, say how they use the ball or how they can read the flight of the ball.For some reason I don't mind sweeper or quarterback when it comes to AFL. I know I should hate it, but I reckon it's because developments in the modern game have created a position that wasn't really there previously. 'HB with good skills' doesn't quite describe the role. So the easiest thing to do is just borrow from another sport.
It's not really serious though, I won't not talk to someone because they're from the east. It's more just an easy way to talk about a greater Australian issue; the sprawling, lifeless, uninspiring suburbs that riddle every big town in the country. Pretty much all of my Melbourne mates grew up between Camberwell and Ringers, it's not a serious thing.You have to admit you do use stereotypes a lot in your posts. I reckon you've been pretty dismissive of eastern suburbs people and such which isn't a country but still encompasses a shitload of people. I hate it when people say they hate Americans too, it's just plain lazy more than anything.
inb4 someone changes what you said to Americanization and thinks that they're being funny.People that complain about the 'Americanisation of our language'.
you mean kinda like exactly what you just did?inb4 someone changes what you said to Americanization and thinks that they're being funny.
It seems like you read the original post, thought it would be funny to write 'Americanization' in a response but then you saw my post and now you feel bad about yourself.you mean kinda like exactly what you just did?
nah i was gonna write "inb4 someone changes what you said to Americanization and thinks that they're being funny.", actually.It seems like you read the original post, thought it would be funny to write 'Americanization' in a response but then you saw my post and now you feel bad about yourself.
Had to google who that was. If I saw some muppet out dressed like that I'd have thoughts of hitting him too.People who are saddened by the news that Redfoo was attacked
I went to Coles on Saturday morning. Bought a litre of olive oil, some cleaning products, a kilo of Bega cheddar cheese. These are just the highlights, I bought other stuff too. Fountain sauce was on special. $1 for 600mL. What a bargain. Used one of the small trolleys that pensioners use because I knew I wouldn't buy that much stuff but I might overfill a basket and that would be heavy. Started off at the end with all the condiments and health foods just past the fruit and veg section then snaked my way along until the dairy and frozen meat end. The checkouts were busy, the girl served me wasn't too chatty which was nice.
The above is a mind numbingly dull paragraph. When my mate rang me on Saturday morning asking if I was watching the North/Adelaide game the run down given was 'at Coles doing the shopping' which was more than sufficient.
If someone explained their grocery shopping to me as above I'd have the exact reaction I do as when they explain going to the gym in excrutiating detail.