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Darren Bent
I think you're already there.Had some very sad news yesterday, I cannot go into details but due to this I am "irritated" (to say the least) by
The Police (by all accounts not really their fault / hands tied and all that), Social Services (utterly useless and incompetent), The British "Snowflake" public who have brought this situation about.
Sorry to be so cryptic. But it's only going to get worse in my opinion unless there is a huge reversal of how we deal with these things, by which I mean go back 50+ years.
Sounds like he had 33pts and a couple of blobs.The 3 under/3 over "nett" brigade.
Was talking to a lad I used to play with the other day and he was telling me how good his golf has been recently . He's off 15 then proceeded to tell me he went round 3 over and i said jesus christ that's some round for you he replied " no I was disappointed" I was stunned until he told me he was talking "nett". Shook my head and walked away.
Sounds like he had 33pts and a couple of blobs.
Sounds like he had 33pts and a couple of blobs.
Which really means 37 points...if he played those holes like he usually does.
Turns out a cricket ball is a natural vector of disease, who knew after all these years
So for any golfers moaning about the fact that they cant play play exactly the format they want just be grateful youre not a club cricketer who probably wont get a game until April now!
To be honest when it comes to ethicity, politics and religion things are never ever going to go well in conversation because people are all very different. Part and parcel of being a human.It’s two very prominent areas and indeed threads of the forum is it not ? I suspect it gives a very fair reflection of what people would see
Fast bowlers across the world devastated as this is probably the end of saliva being used to shine the ball.Turns out a cricket ball is a natural vector of disease, who knew after all these years
So for any golfers moaning about the fact that they cant play play exactly the format they want just be grateful youre not a club cricketer who probably wont get a game until April now!
Hehe! this is the equivalent to what has happened on Strava. (social media, stats recording etc for running and cycling) Recently they added a measurement of elapsed time. This has caught lots of people out bragging! Basically, they have run a bit quickly, stopped the watch, had a breather, then started the watch again and continued! (add this up 3,4,5 times a run)
Then people have been boasting about a new PB or milestone! But you look at the elapsed time, and their 48 minutes 10k run, actually was 48 minutes of running, in a 90minute window!!
There is an account on twitter especially for outing people like this, @stravawankers its a very funny read sometimes!!
Fast bowlers across the world devastated as this is probably the end of saliva being used to shine the ball.
Turns out a cricket ball is a natural vector of disease, who knew after all these years
So for any golfers moaning about the fact that they cant play play exactly the format they want just be grateful youre not a club cricketer who probably wont get a game until April now!
The return of sandpaper is imminent, albeit only very fine grains.think of the sweetie producers and the lost business
That's weird, can't they just clean and disinfect the ball every over? Or get the bowler to wear disposable gloves to bowl maybe?Turns out a cricket ball is a natural vector of disease, who knew after all these years
So for any golfers moaning about the fact that they cant play play exactly the format they want just be grateful youre not a club cricketer who probably wont get a game until April now!
How often would they need to change gloves? Could they grip the ball still? How about the fielders? Would they stop every few overs to wash hands?That's weird, can't they just clean and disinfect the ball every over? Or get the bowler to wear disposable gloves to bowl maybe?
That's weird, can't they just clean and disinfect the ball every over? Or get the bowler to wear disposable gloves to bowl maybe?
I don't know anything about cricket. I thought cricketers would put up with anything that makes it possible to play. To answer the fielders question I guess every time they catch or throw the ball. I dunno.How often would they need to change gloves? Could they grip the ball still? How about the fielders? Would they stop every few overs to wash hands?
Disinfecting the ball would probably trash it, delay the game too much.
It really is not practical.