la revolution
haka, war haka,
Maori Battalion
Crete, Casino
ka mate ka mate
tis death tis death
ka ora ka ora
tis life, tis life,
allons enfants
de la patrie...
if only the americans played rugby.
D A V I D
>if only the americans played rugby.
oh PLEASE! we'd kick your ass in that too.
your lives would be MUCH easier if you respected your rightful overlords a
little better.
most sincerely,
GodBuilt
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> Juvenile Davey squawked:
>
> > if only the americans played rugby.
>
> oh PLEASE! we'd kick your ass in that too.
No doubt! Even by these guys:
http://www.quadrugby.com/toc.htm
> your lives would be MUCH easier if you respected
> your rightful overlords a little better.
Comprehending respect requires intelligence;
so, you're asking a bit too much of the NZs.
> most sincerely,
>
> GodBuilt
--
Cm~
"And i am not a coward."
- Juvenile Davey
29 May 2007
Aw c'mon who wrested the America's cup from the
New York Yacht Club...?
Which country is sailing of the seas of Spain
within reach of the same cup...???
sailing? you people derive your feelings of empowerment from how fast a fat,
rich man's yacht can move through water?
don't make me laugh. when you guys can move an entire carrier task force from
the NeeZee North Island to Pearl Harbor in three days, come and talk to us.
dude, all you got is the Lord of the Rings. that's it.
most sincerely,
God "USA-USA-USA" Built
> On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built wrote:
>
> > Juvenile Davey squawked:
> >
> >> if only the americans played rugby.
> >
> > oh PLEASE! we'd kick your ass in that too.
> >
> > your lives would be MUCH easier if you respected your rightful overlords a
> > little better.
> >
> > most sincerely,
> >
> > GodBuilt
>
>
> Aw c'mon who wrested the America's cup from the
> New York Yacht Club...?
Not by lone New Zealanders, they couldn't handle the task;
instead, it was won by others:
"Dalton travelled the world securing financial support
and gaining commitments from a world-class team of
yachtsmen and designers."
"Finding the money took the team to corporate board rooms
in Europe, the United States, Japan and the Middle East.
Securing the design and sailing team. Where local talent
was lacking the team looked overseas."
http://www.emiratesteamnz.com/ot_default.aspx
> Which country is sailing of the seas of Spain
> within reach of the same cup...???
You're confusing "corporation" with "country".
--
Cm~
and let's not forget, if the US wanted to take over NeeZee, all we'd need is the
1st Marines division and elements of the Missouri National Guard.
they'd probably surrender quicker than the French (that was really mean...wasn't
it?)
most sincerely,
God "Rapid Deployment" Built
I have no doubt a few good ol' boys from Bubba's Mud Ranch
could take the whole damned island without breaking a sweat,
and they'd probably do it for just a six-pack or two.
> they'd probably surrender quicker than the French (that was really mean...wasn't
> it?)
Speaking the truth is never being mean.
The receiver may find it hard to swallow,
but hey, that's their fucking problem.
> most sincerely,
>
> God "Rapid Deployment" Built
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Cm~
"Censorship always defeats its own purpose,
for it creates in the end the kind of society
that is incapable of exercising real discretion."
- Henry Steele Commager
As I was rounding Finisterre,
A metonym that wasn't there
Whipped past, and splashed us all with spray:
I wish that word would go away.
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/Enfant terrible/:
rugger.
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I do not "negotiate" for half my baby back, Solomon.
http://scrawlmark.org
Do tell us.
Not all Merkins
are Gallup-Poll-y.
> In article <f470bk$uiv$1...@lust.ihug.co.nz>, David says...
>
>>
>>"On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built" <GodBui...@Yahoo.com> wrote in
>>message news:f46is...@drn.newsguy.com...
>>
>>>In article <f45st6$v1k$1...@lust.ihug.co.nz>, David says...
>>>
>>>
>>>>if only the americans played rugby.
>>>
>>>oh PLEASE! we'd kick your ass in that too.
>>>
>>>your lives would be MUCH easier if you respected your rightful overlords a
>>>little better.
>>>
>>>most sincerely,
>>>
>>>GodBuilt
>>
>>
>>Aw c'mon who wrested the America's cup from the
>>New York Yacht Club...?
>
>
>>Which country is sailing of the seas of Spain
>>within reach of the same cup...???
>
>
> sailing? you people derive your feelings of empowerment from how fast a fat,
> rich man's yacht can move through water?
>
> don't make me laugh. when you guys can move an entire carrier task force from
> the NeeZee North Island to Pearl Harbor in three days, come and talk to us.
Or the converse.
We went to see
The Coral Sea.
What did we see?
The coral sea.
>
> dude, all you got is the Lord of the Rings. that's it.
With Effalumps, though.
"Howdah, d00die..."
>
> most sincerely,
>
> God "USA-USA-USA" Built
>
>
--
> Juvenile Davey, dreaming he's a warrior duck, quacked:
>
>
>>On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Juvenile Davey squawked:
>>>
>>>
>>>>if only the americans played rugby.
>>>
>>>oh PLEASE! we'd kick your ass in that too.
>>>
>>>your lives would be MUCH easier if you respected your rightful overlords a
>>>little better.
>>>
>>>most sincerely,
>>>
>>>GodBuilt
>>
>>
>>Aw c'mon who wrested the America's cup from the
>>New York Yacht Club...?
>
>
> Not by lone New Zealanders, they couldn't handle the task;
> instead, it was won by others:
>
> "Dalton travelled the world securing financial support
> and gaining commitments from a world-class team of
> yachtsmen and designers."
>
> "Finding the money took the team to corporate board rooms
> in Europe, the United States, Japan and the Middle East.
> Securing the design
>
Fuken Rule-Beaters.
(Nobody's beaten other /boats/ for four decades.)
>
> and sailing team. Where local talent
> was lacking the team looked overseas."
>
> http://www.emiratesteamnz.com/ot_default.aspx
>
>
>>Which country is sailing of the seas of Spain
>>within reach of the same cup...???
>
>
> You're confusing "corporation" with "country".
>
>
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we 'ad dennis connor over hear
an a hole bunch of lawyers...
small is beautifull, at least sometimes...
nope, dope...
rugger buggers
we call em...
>
> small is beautifull, at least sometimes...
>
Not in racing boats. The max speed of a nonplaning hull is dependent
on /nothing/ but the length of the waterline.
I was referring to "rug-rats" or "rug maggots."
Ok...
The All Blacks play France this weekend...
Last bir war the colonial troops played rugby and cricket
together... with the Americans it was bar-room brawls...
(anecdotal only of course...
mmm... "snots" is the colloquial term...
like a lot of such words
they are a moving feast
I'm not sure we even know what either game is. Our rugger teams (if
any at the moment) would be strictly collegiate, and I've never even
heard /of/ anybody's attempting cricket in the U.S., as it's more a
lifestyle than a game even in Brit.
After 1776 the United States developed its own unique culture...
there have been some yearnings back to old Britain...
at times the presidency has tried to mimic the monarchy...
but no, it is a strength...
The US plays rugby union in the rugby world cup... its players
are probably drawn from one university (Columbia?) where
the game is played...
the net has shattered our image of the gum chewing yank- thankfully...
sports and the arts do break down barriers...
-D.