lol see this before they take it down
 

http://sport.guardian.co.uk/cricketw...914033,00.html

read the bits in CAPS ...a reporter has snapped...I am sure his bosses will take it down.

lol...continue reading the bits under 'the toss' ...someone is getting fired today

lol, he is having a bad day, and the guardian is quite a respectable paper.

Thats just bizarre.

LOL

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and I thought that I needed a shrink :1orglaugh

I can feel his pain. :1orglaugh

You must be a very bored American in London to read the India vs New Zealand cricket column?

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA OH SHIT !!!

:1orglaugh :helpme

That´s fucking awesome, couragious and stupid at the same time
Well at least he got a set of balls.....and a sense of humour
I doubt if his editor will share his sense of humour though

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DynaMite

this have absolutely saved my day :glugglug

Well it is the Cricket World Cup...but it was my English - cricket nut - husband that found it.

thats a hack job and i dont mean the writing either ...:1orglaugh

Every man has a breaking point.....

hehe, thx sarah..! :1orglaugh

Hours later and it's still there.... Hmmm

There's a big comedy charity thing today in the UK.
Thats why it up and will probably stay up.

doesn't matter if that is the reason or not..it is still funny and has had amazinly little coverage if it is a comic relief stunt.

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"Trust me," adds Neil Broderick, "there are loads of jobs out there which are worse than being a Guardian reporter. You should try lecturing first-year electronics students whose lack of knowledge is only exceed by their apathy." And Amber Jones emails in to say: "Come watch my video, it's very stimulati..." Eh, actually, that's a bit of junk mail. Still, beggars can't be choosers.

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LMAO :1orglaugh

LOL! that's good comedy right there. :1orglaugh

That's hilarious....but it's definitely got to be a hack. The author doesn't usually post the article anyway. Usually goes to an editor first before it's web published.

Red Nose Day?

* It has been pointed out to us several dozen times already that today is Red Nose Day, that several other Guardian pieces (example) are just a tad wacky, and that Scott Murray is like this all the time anyway. Well, first of all we reckon doing a preemptive strike on April Fools' Day is a bit of a cop-out as a Red Nose Day stunt. And second, if he's like this all the time, how the blazes do Guardian readers find out what's going on in the cricket?

horrible, just horrible.

doesn't matter....still funny and not being highly reported over here..so still funny

hahaha - I love that.

And it's still there today! It makes you wonder if any of the managers at The Guardian ever read their own site.

Classic. :thumbsup

Pretty damn funny :1orglaugh

I know what he means though, if I had to write reports on cricket matches I'd be going insane too - it sucks ass as a sport.

Only fishing comes close to matching entertainment levels.