Originally posted by finbar
Funnily enough, that's what she tells me every day.
Funnily enough, that's what she tells me every day.

Two suggestions: (1) Stop it! Or, failing that: (2) take your crayon de couleur and change every z - when substituted for s - to an s when you come across one. Guaranteed to cure your appalling habit. BTW, this method is especially recommended for books borrowed from libraries!


I haven't got enough so you're not getting any of mine!


Fresh beetroot, hopefully, and not that tinned muck!

On a related note, Kiwi ref Paddy O'Brien has apparently written a book. He reports this exchange between French ref Didier Mene and an unnamed Springbok:
Mene chastises the player.
PLAYER: "F*ck you!"
MENE: "What did you say?"
PLAYER: "I said, 'F*ck you!'"
MENE: "Huh! I'll decide who f*cks me. You're off!"
Mene chastises the player.
PLAYER: "F*ck you!"
MENE: "What did you say?"
PLAYER: "I said, 'F*ck you!'"
MENE: "Huh! I'll decide who f*cks me. You're off!"



BTW, I know who he is f*cking every time he is refereeing the Stade Toulousain.

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