Anyone watch Rugby? Super 12 in particular.
 

Just watching Canterbury Crusaders vs NSW Warratahs..

6 Converted Trys to 0, in Canterbury's favour, after only 30 fucking minutes!

42-0

Very impressive game :thumbsup

yeah i've just given up on that game.... didnt really care actually cause the reds lost

Hehe, but you have to admit, the game with the Reds and the Highlanders was pretty damn good.

fuck yeah until the last 5-10mins

cockbaine and the ref cost us the game

Columbine?

Final score, Crusaders - 96, NSW - 19

Bwahahhaha!
Pity they didn't make the 100 :(

what country is this?

Super 12 Rugby, 12 teams from Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Caterbury = New Zealand team
New south Wales = Australian Team

Growing up in South Africa, rugby was sorta compulsory...there was no actual rule that you had to play, but not playing was out of the question.
Somehow I always played Lock. I hated it, it's hell on your ears in the scrums.
I was never particularly good, in fact I sucked. Which made me like rugby even less. In fact, the only time I really enjoyed rugby was in my last year at school, when I used it as an outlet for my aggression...I used to go into the loose scrums like a pig into shit and bash everyone with my head.
Nowadays, I don't have to play any more, and here in Holland it's a practically unknown sport. Makes me all nostalgic when I see games on BBC.

Yeah, lock can be a bit of a shitty position. I lived in South Africa for a while. I was pretty young though. My brother played rugby. He went to The Ridge (maybe you know the place) boarding school.

No, I don't know The Ridge, whereabouts is that? I lived all over the place, Port Elizabeth, Pretoria, George and Cape Town, and went to about 20 schools, all in all :)

Not really sure to be honest. lol
All i know, is it was some bigass fancy school that cost alltogether too much money :winkwink:

We lived in Boxberg (spelling?) in Johanesburg (again? lol).

And i've been to Cape Town on a holiday.. rode in the cable cars up cable mountain or whatever it was called. hehehehe.

Ah, OK. I don't know the Johannesburg area too well, regularly got lost hitch-hiking around there (and ended up stranded in Boksburg quite often). Most confusing sprawl, and one mine-dump looks very much like the next.
*grin*
Cape Town rocks, if I ever went back I'd live there. My parents (and most of my family) live 300 kilometres to the north of CT, in Namaqualand, very arid semi-desert...whenever I visit, I get bored outta my skull there :)

I used to live in Botswana as well.. So i know what it's like to be in a place that's pretty much desert. lol. Our town was just within the Kalahari desert.. I miss that place actually..