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Some oldies but goodies, from the 2005 British & Irish Lions tour
► The tour took place just a few years after the world wide panic about anthrax and white powdery substances. The Lions were training at Eden Park when some of the players reported seeing some suspicious looking white substance on the grass. The players were quickly whisked away and the anti-terrorist Hazardous Substances Squad were called in to investigate. After about 2 minutes, the squad chief called the Lions coach over, and told him that what his players had found was the "try-line", but that they shouldn't worry about it too much because they were unlikely to see it again.
► There are two man-made objects on the Earth's surface that are visible from orbit;
1. The Great Wall of China.
2. The Gap in the Lions Back-line.
► As the Lions ran out onto Eden Park for their last training run before the third and final test, coach Ian McGeechan told them to get set up in their usual positions. They all instinctively lined up under the posts waiting for the conversion.
And finally, and unrelated joke :
Q: What is the hardest thing about liking Corona
A: Telling your father that you are Gay
That's actually a true story.Went to the pub with my Thai girlfriend last month back in Ozzie. Locals were shouting paedophile and other names at me just because my girlfriend is 21 and I'm 60. It completely spoilt our 10th anniversary.
That's actually a true story.
Crap. Irony fail!Do tell?
two boys are playing with a rugby ball on the street outside eden park in auckland , when one is attacked by a vicious pit bull.
Thinking quickly, the other boy grabbed a stick and wedged it under the dog's collar and twisting it he luckily broke the dog's neck and stopped the attack.
A reporter strolling by sees the incident and rushes to interview the boy.
"young warrior fan saves friend," he starts writing in his notebook.
"but i'm not a warriors fan," the little hero replied.
"sorry, since we're in auckland , i assumed you were," and starts again.
"all black fan rescues friend from horrific attack,...." he writes.
"i'm not an all black fan either!" the boy said.
"i thought everyone in auckland was either a warriors or all blacks fan. . . . . So what team do you root for?" the reporter asked.
"i'm a roosters and wallaby fan!", the child beamed.
The reporter starts a new sheet in his notebook and writes,
"little ******* from australia kills beloved family pet."