Awesome stuff you see on the internet
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@taniwharugby said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
Maybe need a quota system or something?
Well the tackled player was both black and white.
@Paekakboyz said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
@mariner4life I don't know mate, initial contact seemed a bit high. Suspect it'll be a red!!
It's in Africa, with African players, play on.
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@Snowy less to do with colour in this instance, more what they identify as: predator or prey.
As above, we are getting less of those that identify as Prey playing the game due to how the Lions and filthy Hyenas play, without even talking about those Cheetahs, I mean, the name says it all!
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Did the Zebra jump into the tackle?? that might change my opinion
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Why has no one asked why the horse was dressed as it was in such a bad area?
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Horse playing in Barbarian's colours - anything goes in those games...
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@NTA is the answer "because i am a giant fuckwit"?
when beards and topknots are waaaay too mainstream
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@mariner4life nah good on him. Dude wants to do his own thing, has made a business out of it, and feels good doing it.
Beards and/or topknots are for attention-seeking cretins.
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@NTA said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
@mariner4life nah good on him. Dude wants to do his own thing, has made a business out of it, and feels good doing it.
Beards and/or topknots are for attention-seeking cretins.
as opposed to 150 year old attire...
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Have to agree with @mariner4life on this.
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@mariner4life said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
@NTA said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
@mariner4life nah good on him. Dude wants to do his own thing, has made a business out of it, and feels good doing it.
Beards and/or topknots are for attention-seeking cretins.
as opposed to 150 year old attire...
Probably in conjunction with them, actually. I'll bet he makes more from creating fancy duds than a lot of people do in a job they hate, and that is to be admired
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@RLx31 my son's primary school has put blue painted rings near the bottom of all the trees and do not allow the children to climb higher than that.
I don't know the exact science, but I believe the part of the brain that assesses risk doesn't develop as well if you are not exposed to risky (within reason) situations growing up.
The coddling of kids today will come back to bite us IMO.
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@No-Quarter Going by that whiny looking little shit I was going with Durex at first.
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@Catogrande said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
@No-Quarter Going by that whiny looking little shit I was going with Durex at first.
Right nob. He doesn't deserve a sandwich.
