Yeah, yeah!!
Still, Ashes and Rugby World Cup.....:-)
And sport just isn't such a big deal in Britain as in Australia.
Still, Ashes and Rugby World Cup.....:-)
And sport just isn't such a big deal in Britain as in Australia.
Australian English.
=>Yeah, yeah!!<=
Lol, I don't post this things to offend the normal british :-) just to slap Adamn in the face.
Lol, I don't post this things to offend the normal british :-) just to slap Adamn in the face.
"And sport just isn't such a big deal in Britain as in Australia. "
No? You could have fooled me.
Just look at football. There are more football fans in Britain than there are PEOPLE in Australia.
The projected number of fans expected to turn up at Premiership games this season (2005/06) is expected to be about 13.5 million, and that's lower than what it's been in previous years.
No? You could have fooled me.
Just look at football. There are more football fans in Britain than there are PEOPLE in Australia.
The projected number of fans expected to turn up at Premiership games this season (2005/06) is expected to be about 13.5 million, and that's lower than what it's been in previous years.
=>There are more football fans in Britain than there are PEOPLE in Australia.<=
WOW how is that possible?Oh maybe because you have a higher population?!
WOW how is that possible?Oh maybe because you have a higher population?!
"No Adam.... not really.
1 United States , 103
2 Russia, 92
3 China , 63
4 Australia , 49
5 Germany , 49
6 Japan , 37
7 France , 33
8 Italy , 32
9 South Korea , 30
10 Great Britain , 30 "
That was in last year's Olympics, but the total amount in all Olympics for the last 100 years or so puts Britain in third place, behind USA and Russia.
And Holland isn't even in the top ten, I see.
1 United States , 103
2 Russia, 92
3 China , 63
4 Australia , 49
5 Germany , 49
6 Japan , 37
7 France , 33
8 Italy , 32
9 South Korea , 30
10 Great Britain , 30 "
That was in last year's Olympics, but the total amount in all Olympics for the last 100 years or so puts Britain in third place, behind USA and Russia.
And Holland isn't even in the top ten, I see.
=>And Holland isn't even in the top ten, I see. <=
Holland is a province, provinces don't participate in the Olypics.
Holland is a province, provinces don't participate in the Olypics.
<<The projected number of fans expected to turn up at Premiership games this season (2005/06) is expected to be about 13.5 million>>
But that's not 13.5 million different people, is it?
But that's not 13.5 million different people, is it?
Quoting myself: "AntiAussie - roo tastes like chicken but looks like a white steak when cooked and has its consistency. "
Sorry, thats crocodile.
Kangaroo is darker meat, much like steak in colour. I've only had it as a procuitto and it was *horrible*. Funny taste and texture.
Sorry, thats crocodile.
Kangaroo is darker meat, much like steak in colour. I've only had it as a procuitto and it was *horrible*. Funny taste and texture.
I've had alligator, which must be similar to crocodile. It's white meat, but a little fishy. Can't say it thrilled me. I've only had kangaroo as sausage, so god knows what it tastes like alone.
Adam wrote - "England teams dont compete in the Olympics, but Britain got about 10 gold medals in the 2004 Athens Olympics."
That's right and is why I just assumed the English didn't win any Gold but rather all those other Britons (Scots, Irish, Welsh, the non-Northern English, etc) did for Britain.
Adam wrote - "That was in last year's Olympics, but the total amount in all Olympics for the last 100 years or so puts Britain in third place, behind USA and Russia."
Of course in earlier times when Britain was an empire it was able to exploit its position. But in recent Olympic times, almost nada in comparison!
That's right and is why I just assumed the English didn't win any Gold but rather all those other Britons (Scots, Irish, Welsh, the non-Northern English, etc) did for Britain.
Adam wrote - "That was in last year's Olympics, but the total amount in all Olympics for the last 100 years or so puts Britain in third place, behind USA and Russia."
Of course in earlier times when Britain was an empire it was able to exploit its position. But in recent Olympic times, almost nada in comparison!
<<Quoting myself: "AntiAussie - roo tastes like chicken but looks like a white steak when cooked and has its consistency. "
Sorry, thats crocodile.
Kangaroo is darker meat, much like steak in colour>>
Yeah it's easy to confuse crocodile with kangaroo!
Sorry, thats crocodile.
Kangaroo is darker meat, much like steak in colour>>
Yeah it's easy to confuse crocodile with kangaroo!
That's am'eizing! (wasn't the fast show great? Heavenly!)
What a lame discussion. I'd better not taken the responsability to answer, but the sketch with the dunny beetle crossed my mind, I just had to post something.
What a lame discussion. I'd better not taken the responsability to answer, but the sketch with the dunny beetle crossed my mind, I just had to post something.
"Yeah it's easy to confuse crocodile with kangaroo!"
well duh! there both water dwelling carnivores in the rodent family.
well duh! there both water dwelling carnivores in the rodent family.
Ah yes, the famous Amphibious Carnivorous Roo, who lurks in still waters, waiting to nab the unwary sheep...