Thank you for letting me know the low regard with which you view my posts. I'll try to remember not to respond to you in the future.

On Sun, 02 Dec 2012 15:40:43 GMT, Baz wrote:


Selective memory? We all suffer with that.
My selective memory tells me that England had a victory agains NZ
yesterday!
Also that Wales yesterday suffered from some very bad referee/touch judges
decisions. How many offside and knock-ons did Australia get away with? Hard
to see offside properly n tv. but the knock forwards were there for
everyone to see.

Baz

There is the old joke about the blind Irish referee. There are good
and bad referees, good and bad decisions; a lot depends on your
perspective. But however imperfect the system, we have to accept it or
the game falls apart.

Ok, we was b""""y robbed!

I haven't seen any of the England/NZ game but I'm sure that NZ were
similarly robbed of victory by a number of bad decisions.

Cheers, Jake
=======================================
Urgling from the East End of Swansea Bay where sometimes
it's raining and sometimes it's not.

The Original Jake wrote in
:

On Sun, 02 Dec 2012 15:40:43 GMT, Baz wrote:


Selective memory? We all suffer with that.
My selective memory tells me that England had a victory agains NZ
yesterday!
Also that Wales yesterday suffered from some very bad referee/touch
judges decisions. How many offside and knock-ons did Australia get
away with? Hard to see offside properly n tv. but the knock forwards
were there for everyone to see.

Baz

There is the old joke about the blind Irish referee. There are good
and bad referees, good and bad decisions; a lot depends on your
perspective. But however imperfect the system, we have to accept it or
the game falls apart.

Ok, we was b""""y robbed!

I haven't seen any of the England/NZ game but I'm sure that NZ were
similarly robbed of victory by a number of bad decisions.

Cheeky. England played well, NZ werent at their best.

Cheers, Jake
=======================================
Urgling from the East End of Swansea Bay where sometimes
it's raining and sometimes it's not.


The wales forwards have a magnificent line at the lineout, so why do the
backs and wings kick the up and under? Why not kick to touch and gain
ground that way? It seems to have gone out of fashion this season or two.
Seems a shame not to let the front 2 rows flex a bit of muscle and open
their lungs by running into the opponents 22yard. Instead of running
backwards and forwards every time there is a scrum, probably never touching
the ball. The 7 and 8 should be able to control anything a bit loose.

Baz

There is the old joke about the blind Irish referee. There are good
and bad referees, good and bad decisions; a lot depends on your
perspective. But however imperfect the system, we have to accept it or
the game falls apart.

Ok, we was b""""y robbed!

I haven't seen any of the England/NZ game but I'm sure that NZ were
similarly robbed of victory by a number of bad decisions.

Cheers, Jake
=======================================
Urgling from the East End of Swansea Bay where sometimes
it's raining and sometimes it's not.


It isn't an old joke its from a Max Boyce song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkDO293i2sI

On Sun, 02 Dec 2012 16:40:36 +0100, Emery Davis wrote:

He's been told that numerous times. He's either a troll or moron.

Naw just the normal dumb ass using gardenbanter.

Or maybe just a confused old duffer. We're all headed that way, a
little understanding wouldn't go amiss.

Perzackerly, on their part, having be told of the error.

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Cheers
Dave.

In article ,
says...

Is there anyone out there who could tell me if I can buy a real
christmas tree that has got roots on that I can buy with a view to
growing it on after christmas, the one I have got has outgrown the
lounge that we usually stand it in I live in the Portsmouth area




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Billit


Hi,

I know it may be a bit late, but I just looked at my
Dodies Christmas Gifts catalogue, and they are selling
table top trees, in 3 litre pots that can be
transplated out into the garden. They say they are
dwart trees and will reach a height of 2m in 10 years.
"Picea albertino conico" is the variety, and at £16.99
they do not seem too expensive when compared to
artificial trees. Delivery is from 10th December.

http://www.dobies.co.uk/Garden/Chris...All+Christmas+
Gifts/Dwarf+Christmas+Trees_MH3256.htm


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Roger T

700 ft up in Mid-Wales