Things that please you

[The Prosecutor]

Carlton having their hearts broken.

 

[Ben the Gooner]

Mark Robinson laughing at the mere mention of Damien Barrett's name.

 

[The Prosecutor]

Mark Robinson laughing at the mere mention of Damien Barrett's name.

Does audio exist of this?

 

[Doss]

Mark Robinson laughing at the mere mention of Damien Barrett's name.

Not at Barrett, but:

 

[Ben the Gooner]

 

[eth-dog]

Manchester United beating Liverpool.

 

[Harlequin]

Manchester United beating Liverpool.

BOOOOOOOO

 

[Beerfish]

Carlton having their hearts broken.

 

[Doss]

Seeing Mark Stevens make an utter muppet of himself is also right up there.

 

[The Prosecutor]

Seeing Mark Stevens make an utter muppet of himself is also right up there.

He just doesn't seem to grasp the concept that making a broad statement is actually asking the coach a question.

 

[eth-dog]

The food and drink after donating blood. Party pies, sausage rolls, muffins, milkshakes, Mars bars, chuppa chups, sports drinks, it's fantastic.

 

[Doss]

The end of work on a Friday being close is pleasing.

 

[Harlequin]

Compressed hours so no more working Fridays is better

Fishbowl Friday here I come

 

[Doss]

Compressed hours so no more working Fridays is better

Fishbowl Friday here I come

*sigh*

One day...

 

[eth-dog]

Becoming a 4th Dan in Taekwondo.

 

[Beerfish]

Seafood experimentation.



And knowing I won't ever need to fight ethan.

 

[Stopher]

On Saturday, taking a catch to remove the opposition's best batsman on the final ball before tea, off the bowling of a part-timer I threw the ball on a hunch.

Yeah, that was pretty sweet.

 

[Loonerty]

On Saturday, taking a catch to remove the opposition's best batsman on the final ball before tea, off the bowling of a part-timer I threw the ball on a hunch.

Yeah, that was pretty sweet.

What do you mean?

 

[Beerfish]

On Saturday, taking a catch to remove the opposition's best batsman on the final ball before tea, off the bowling of a part-timer I threw the ball on a hunch.

Yeah, that was pretty sweet.

Where were you fielding?

 

[Stopher]

Where were you fielding?

Ridiculously (for the batsman), mid-off. Why anyone needs to be hitting catches to that part of the ground last ball before tea, I'll never know.

 

[Loonerty]

I still don't get the "throwing the ball on a hunch" part.

 

[Beerfish]

Ridiculously (for the batsman), mid-off. Why anyone needs to be hitting catches to that part of the ground last ball before tea, I'll never know.

Well nobody needs to but I imagine a few thinking "Oh yeah I'll just have a bit of this" before tea. Must have been sweet.

 

[Doss]

I still don't get the "throwing the ball on a hunch" part.

It means he felt a disturbance in his loins, a disturbance that gave him absolute assurance that said bowling change would be rewarded with a wicket.

 

[Loonerty]

Oh! Now it makes more sense. I didn't realise he was the captain and put the part timer on.

I thought it was catching the ball then on a hunch throwing it. Confused as hell.

 

[Howard Moon]

Molly shunning his hall of fame award to pray for Hughes on stage. Man of experience in the exact situation