pasty
A different kind of pasty
Well for once during an ashes series, I can't wait to get to the office tomorrow and see our two aussie friends. They certainly give a shit.
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Aussie ashes coverage
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Well for once during an ashes series, I can't wait to get to the office tomorrow and see our two aussie friends. They certainly give a shit.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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In their canary yellow.
is that the one where simon weston got kicked off cos he burnt his chops?!!!
The Spanish
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hahaha listen to them.
'no ones watching it we are all watching our wierd football'.
chinny reckon.
'no ones watching it we are all watching our wierd football'.
chinny reckon.
- Jul 7, 2003
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How many variations can there be to putting a Shrimp on a BBQ?
- Jul 7, 2003
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No no, there are other Australian delicacies too, including, I believe, something called a Pie Floater
The mind boggles.
Uncle Buck
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Wendy....
Tyrone Biggums
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Nah this is the Australian version.
Had over 3 million viewers at its peak rating.
The cricket didnt even get a 1/4 of that depsite it being on free to air tv.
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yeah, course not mate.Most people couldn't give a f*** about the cricket
It's football season and most of us are worrying about that.
Tyrone Biggums
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The most-read stories on SMH suggests otherwise...
The Herald Sun, Melbourne (Australia's Sporting Capital) had a whole 2 pages dedicated to the cricket which were buried way back in the sporting section behind about 12-14 pages of football news.
Proof is in the editors positioning and space given too.
And have you thought in all you haste to try to appear informed that you as someone living in a completely different country have contributed to the statistic of most read story?
The majority of people who live in Sydney wil go buy the paper, not read it online
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turienzo's lovechild
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so, what time is the cricket on over there?
and what time is the programme that had 3m viewes? prime time?
not hard to work out is it, aussies quite clearly care about cricket, get over it
Tyrone Biggums
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You don't live here, so truly you'd have no idea, in the nicest possible way of course.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Whatever next - Aussies don't care about the ashes? Riiiiiiiiight.
I guess the next thing we'll be hearing is the Aussie supporters singing "We came, We lost, we couldn't give a toss"
*hope so anyway*
I guess the next thing we'll be hearing is the Aussie supporters singing "We came, We lost, we couldn't give a toss"
*hope so anyway*
Because it's on at night perhaps?
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you lost, you do care , grow up.The Herald Sun, Melbourne (Australia's Sporting Capital) had a whole 2 pages dedicated to the cricket which were buried way back in the sporting section behind about 12-14 pages of football news.
Proof is in the editors positioning and space given too.
And have you thought in all you haste to try to appear informed that you as someone living in a completely different country have contributed to the statistic of most read story?
The majority of people who live in Sydney wil go buy the paper, not read it online
Dave the OAP
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I see the 2003 rugby world cup final got HUGE viewing figures there (by Aussie standards).
Good that you all saw that one.
Good that you all saw that one.