http://www.rediff.com/cricket/2003/jun/18gray.htm
-Samarth.
by samarth harish sha » Fri, 20 Jun 2003 05:05:04
-Samarth.
by Shripathi Kamat » Fri, 20 Jun 2003 05:31:49
> -Samarth.
Why bring shit up, which he did not do shit about, when he was in a position
to give a shit?
--
Shripathi Kamath
by alve » Fri, 20 Jun 2003 07:12:55
> -Samarth.
Alvey
by kenhigg » Fri, 20 Jun 2003 11:03:13
> > -Samarth.
> Interesting comment about the ACB not being competent in handling large
> sums of money. I would've thought that the ACB were the best in the ICC
> at it. Maybe they still owe Gray some travel allowance from his days
> there...
> Alvey
Besides, Alvey, I think the shit that was referred to was horse shit.
You know, the sort that comes in abundance from high horses.
Just be careful not to fall off (of).
Brown Paper Bag Watch
by Bob Dube » Fri, 20 Jun 2003 14:37:56
>Besides, Alvey, I think the shit that was referred to was horse shit.
>You know, the sort that comes in abundance from high horses.
>Just be careful not to fall off (of).
>Brown Paper Bag Watch
by Bob Dube » Fri, 20 Jun 2003 14:42:26
>> -Samarth.
>Interesting comment about the ACB not being competent in handling large
>sums of money. I would've thought that the ACB were the best in the ICC
>at it. Maybe they still owe Gray some travel allowance from his days
>there...
But I find it all a bit too much like sour grapes now. Unless Gray's
taking his opportunity to raise an alarm about what he sees as
problems in the game.
by Mob » Fri, 20 Jun 2003 21:14:25
> > > -Samarth.
> > Interesting comment about the ACB not being competent in handling large
> > sums of money. I would've thought that the ACB were the best in the ICC
> > at it. Maybe they still owe Gray some travel allowance from his days
> > there...
> > Alvey
Yes, we've gathered you didn't get the joke the first time. I've
never heard of someone explaining the***to themselves before.
Moby
by kenhigg » Sat, 21 Jun 2003 08:08:17
> > > > -Samarth.
> > > Interesting comment about the ACB not being competent in handling large
> > > sums of money. I would've thought that the ACB were the best in the ICC
> > > at it. Maybe they still owe Gray some travel allowance from his days
> > > there...
> > > Alvey
> <snip>
> Yes, we've gathered you didn't get the joke the first time. I've
> never heard of someone explaining the***to themselves before.
> Moby
FYI, Mobes, I got the joke, I even followed it up with one or two of
my own.
Oh, that's right, they weren't jokes because they portrayed various
Australians (you know, those guys who are best in the world at just
about anything) in a less than shining light.
Besides, I thought that's what the other posts had done as well.
I guess you didn't get the joke either.
Hope you enjoyed your break.
Did you take time out to guess the weight of the Higgs boson?
Weight Watcher
by Larry de Silv » Sat, 21 Jun 2003 21:03:35
> >> http://www.rediff.com/cricket/2003/jun/18gray.htm
> >> -Samarth.
> >Interesting comment about the ACB not being competent in handling large
> >sums of money. I would've thought that the ACB were the best in the ICC
> >at it. Maybe they still owe Gray some travel allowance from his days
> >there...
> Depends what he means by "handling". Any schmuck can open up a bank
> account and keep the books balanced. I have no idea... does the ACB
> plough a lot of it's money into the grass roots game?
> But I find it all a bit too much like sour grapes now. Unless Gray's
> taking his opportunity to raise an alarm about what he sees as
> problems in the game.
Laz
by Junglee B » Sun, 22 Jun 2003 02:04:38
> > -Samarth.
> What's with Gray and his scorched earth exit strategy? He has been whining
> a lot lately. He did a good job for the ICC and cricket, this should have
> been a graceful exit.
> Why bring shit up, which he did not do shit about, when he was in a position
> to give a shit?
by Shripathi Kamat » Sun, 22 Jun 2003 04:12:54
(if you had not top-posted, you would have seen that)
> > > -Samarth.
> > What's with Gray and his scorched earth exit strategy? He has been
whining
> > a lot lately. He did a good job for the ICC and cricket, this should
have
> > been a graceful exit.
> > Why bring shit up, which he did not do shit about, when he was in a
position
> > to give a shit?
by Mob » Tue, 24 Jun 2003 13:11:25
However, I can see that there are different stroke for different folks
and I'm sure that when you eventually do get it, you'll be happy to
repeat it for us again.
Moby
by kenhigg » Wed, 25 Jun 2003 08:23:40
> > > Yes, we've gathered you didn't get the joke the first time. I've
> > > never heard of someone explaining the***to themselves before.
> > FYI, Mobes, I got the joke,
> Obviously my mistake. It's always been my experience that, when
> someone is told a joke, they don't follow it right up with exactly the
> same one.
> Moby
'Like a Night Club in the morning, youre the bitter end.
Like a recently disinfected shit-house, youre clean round the bend.
You give me the horrors
too bad to be true
All of my tomorrows
are lousy coz of you.
You put the Shat in Shatter
Put the Pain in Spain
Your germs are splattered about
Your face is just a stain
Youre certainly no raver, commonly known as a drag.
Do us all a favour, here... wear this polythene bag.'
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