The greatest sporting event of the year.

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  1. Cujo

    Cujo Mad Hatter Veteran

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    more results, didn't mange to see any of the games due to real life issues.

    United States vs Tonga Tonga wins, 25-15
    Japan vs Fiji Fiji wins, 35-31
    Italy vs Romania Italy wins, 24-18
     
    Cujo, Sep 13, 2007
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  2. Zebedee

    Zebedee Veteran Member Veteran

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    Are you saying I'm fat? ;)

    @Cujo - I was a scrum-half :)
     
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  3. whatsername74

    whatsername74 The Poison Woman

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    No way, I'm more than halfway to thirty. My life is almost over.
     
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  4. zuluwarrior94

    zuluwarrior94 Established Member

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    Well then, I must be Undead by now. :xeyes:
     
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  5. zuluwarrior94

    zuluwarrior94 Established Member

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    I love scrum-half's (halves?). The only time I scored, I was a forward playing Flanker because our normal flanker, Bob, hurt his back. The University of Houston Scrum-Half got the ball and came around my side of the scrum. I broke off the scrum and accelerated and hit him so hard he almost burst into powder. Of course he was almost exactly half my size and I was pretty fast for my size. I picked up the ball and hit three of the bad guys and took'em across the try line with me. It was awesome.

    So, a toast to Scrum-halves. :beer:
     
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  6. Cujo

    Cujo Mad Hatter Veteran

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    hehe, number 9 not 10 eh?

    I think we use different names for the positions here,

    1. (Loosehead) Prop
    2. Hooker
    3. (Tighthead) Prop
    4. Lock
    5. Lock
    6. (Blindside) Flanker
    7. (Openside) Flanker
    8. Number 8
    9. Half-back
    10. First five-eighth
    11. Left Wing
    12. Second five-eighth
    13. Centre
    14. Right Wing
    15. Fullback
     
    Cujo, Sep 14, 2007
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  7. whatsername74

    whatsername74 The Poison Woman

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    I hate it when I don't understand things.
     
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  8. zuluwarrior94

    zuluwarrior94 Established Member

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    Aahhhh, youth.

    @ Zebedee-

    Maybe it was the 8-man. It's the guy what picks up the ball after the hooker hooks it. And I can show you the scars on my head from events that could possibly have caused some confusion.
     
    zuluwarrior94, Sep 14, 2007
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  9. Cujo

    Cujo Mad Hatter Veteran

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    don't you worry, you just smile and nod and look pretty ;)

    @zuluwarrior94, yeah that would be the number 8.
     
    Cujo, Sep 14, 2007
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  10. kouns2112

    kouns2112 Felan

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    I bet you could explain NFL football.

    BTW, Buccaneers Rule! (Tampa Bay, not Nulb.)
     
    kouns2112, Sep 14, 2007
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  11. Gaear

    Gaear Bastard Maestro Administrator

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    Actually Nulb's team is pretty good too. They beat Hommlet last Sunday on the strength of Preston Wetz's 114 yard rushing performance. ;)
     
    Gaear, Sep 14, 2007
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  12. erkper

    erkper Bugbear Monk Supporter

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    Isn't Bertram Nulb's star Wide Receiver? Best known for his famous double moves:
    :blowme: :dribble:

    Ohh, that is bad... but I can't resist.
     
    erkper, Sep 14, 2007
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  13. Gaear

    Gaear Bastard Maestro Administrator

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    I think so; he's certainly not a 'tight end.' :blush: :no:
     
    Gaear, Sep 14, 2007
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  14. erkper

    erkper Bugbear Monk Supporter

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    He was until they put him in the spread offense.



    OK, I'm done.
     
    erkper, Sep 15, 2007
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  15. Cujo

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    LOL, wow I didn't realise american football was so gay
     
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