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Mine was a D J tip [emoji3]
Cept for that one on the left.
Master of Bassets...and not much else
Mine was a D J tip [emoji3]
Cept for that one on the left.
Master of Bassets...and not much else
OUTSTANDING !!!
Congrats Cap. Finally!! 
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That's my old one Tamer, got it last summer. New one is on it's wayCongrats Cap. Finally!!
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No it's a CaptSteve tip
I'm not just a pretty face you know
No, I've seen your work. I knew that behind the pretty face was a master craftsman
Mine was a D J tip [emoji3]
Cept for that one on the left.
Master of Bassets...and not much else
Yup, I knew yours were. I was just wanting to make sure Jasen wasn't holding out a new super wide bore style on me
They look awesome Mike
I don't think he over stated it one bit. I have seen some of your work Steve and there isn't one I wouldn't be proud to carry around.
Hey Cap make sure you tell me when you're flying over cairo. I sure would love to have one of your creations.
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That would cause certain complications for the good Cap'n with ECF. Not to mention, I don't think it would survive a drop from that height anyway
Anyway, back to cricket
A fascinating game. Personally I am not keen on the short forms of it - I like test matches (internationals) best. They are scheduled to last for 5 days and even then can result on a draw. There can be long periods of time when almost nothing of much apparent interest happens, but there is always something to note if you look really hard which is why the cricket radio commentaries in the UK are so brilliant. Occasionally there are real gifts to the commentator such as the famous occasion in a 1979 match between Australia and England when we had Lillee caught Willey bowled Dilley.
They did try to force a result in test matches in the early days by playing "timeless" tests that just kept going until somebody won. The last such match was in 1939 in Australia which had to be abandoned after 9 days of play otherwise England would have missed their boat home.
By far the most popular sport in England though is football and I must say I thoroughly enjoyed watching that last season *smiley smirk*
A fascinating game. Personally I am not keen on the short forms of it - I like test matches (internationals) best. They are scheduled to last for 5 days and even then can result on a draw. There can be long periods of time when almost nothing of much apparent interest happens, but there is always something to note if you look really hard which is why the cricket radio commentaries in the UK are so brilliant. Occasionally there are real gifts to the commentator such as the famous occasion in a 1979 match between Australia and England when we had Lillee caught Willey bowled Dilley.
They did try to force a result in test matches in the early days by playing "timeless" tests that just kept going until somebody won. The last such match was in 1939 in Australia which had to be abandoned after 9 days of play otherwise England would have missed their boat home.
By far the most popular sport in England though is football and I must say I thoroughly enjoyed watching that last season *smiley smirk*
Did the 12th man comedy series make the uk?
Pakistani fast bowler Ivan Itchidick etc?
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Pakistani fast bowler Ivan Itchidick etc?
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We used to call the dinner when we were kids and have the waitress page names like Ivan Itchidick 
It was a radio series of cricket satire.Pakistani fast bowler called Ivan Itchidick????
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