View Full Version : Reasons to support Arland in the rogby?
Edmund Blackwater
19-09-2007, 04:05 PM
I can't think of one, but can think of a fair few not to support them.
Wasn't there a ghoy called 'Guy' on th team at one stage?
You couldn't make that up.
Sound
19-09-2007, 04:07 PM
None of them are called Cedric or Fredric?
Lamps
19-09-2007, 04:08 PM
I can't think of one, but can think of a fair few not to support them.
Wasn't there a ghoy called 'Guy' on th team at one stage?
You couldn't make that up.
But they all have lovely names Ted.
Geordan and Girvan are lovely too
Edmund Blackwater
19-09-2007, 04:08 PM
Girvan?????
What kind of a name is that?
anyone see Easterby on the news yesterday? some cork accent on him biy
Sound
19-09-2007, 04:10 PM
How about not wanting to see yer bestest buddy Sound top himself after killing Eddie in a whiskey-fuelled fury after the Argie game?
:puppydog:
Teknique
19-09-2007, 04:12 PM
How about not wanting to see yer bestest buddy Sound top himself after killing Eddie in a whiskey-fuelled fury after the Argie game?
:puppydog:
do u think you'll survive till the Argie game ?
Rebelyell wants us to support english lads wearing a green jersey singing Ireland Fall to prove we are real Irishmen
Edmund Blackwater
19-09-2007, 04:15 PM
How about not wanting to see yer bestest buddy Sound top himself after killing Eddie in a whiskey-fuelled fury after the Argie game?
:puppydog:
Sorry fella.
best I can do is not want it to be a massacre.
At a push.
homer jay
19-09-2007, 04:17 PM
Rebelyell wants us to support english lads wearing a green jersey singing Ireland Fall to prove we are real Irishmen
jockmin has some nerve showing his face around here.
FL4ZGN
19-09-2007, 04:19 PM
I can get over the like's of Guy, Girvan ect but what about the woofter handing out Newbridge silverwear to his team mates.
FFS that is just totally embarassing.
Sound
19-09-2007, 04:19 PM
I am officially out with all of ye!
:(
TBH, I'd prefer them to get hockyed than for them to beat one of the big teams and go out on points.
Rebel Yell
19-09-2007, 04:21 PM
Rebelyell wants us to support english lads wearing a green jersey singing Ireland Fall to prove we are real Irishmen
I couldn't care less if you want to support your own countrymen or not...you seem to hate the game so much I just wonder why ye bother even watching the games ?? Just to revel in OTHER countries beating your own ??? Now, that's a bit ridiculous Pierre...
I couldn't care less if you want to support your own countrymen or not...you seem to hate the game so much I just wonder why ye bother even watching the games ?? Just to revel in OTHER countries beating your own ??? Now, that's a bit ridiculous Pierre...they are not irish, they don't sing the anthem and they don't march behind the national flag
FL4ZGN
19-09-2007, 04:26 PM
Roll on Friday night. The battle of the two most inept coaches in world rugby.
Rebel Yell
19-09-2007, 04:35 PM
they are not irish, they don't sing the anthem and they don't march behind the national flag
Not Irish??? Fuckit...better tell Stringer, O'Callaghan, O'Connell and co quickly to check their passports before they get churned out of France for possessing illegal documentation...
Lamps
19-09-2007, 04:38 PM
Not Irish??? Fuckit...better tell Stringer, O'Callaghan, O'Connell and co quickly to check their passports before they get churned out of France for possessing illegal documentation...
Not a cork accent among em jockmin.
At this stage you're about one step from the whole forum sticking you on ignore, such is your claptrap. The only thing saving you is the laugh we are getting off you.
On your own forum. For shame
cantankerous bastard
19-09-2007, 04:48 PM
éire 32, well in rugby anyway. :p
EDDIEB
19-09-2007, 04:58 PM
they are not irish, they don't sing the anthem and they don't march behind the national flag
Wher are they from you dolt ? Greece ?
What anthem did they sing in Croke Park & Landsdown Road ? Deutchland Uber Alles ?Jerry Flannery would take your little fat head off for that.
What flag is flown in Croke Park & Landsdown Road ? Finlands ?
Christ the lads who are obsessed wit a United Oireland etc mock one of the few successful all-ireland sporting organisations.
Edmund Blackwater
19-09-2007, 04:59 PM
Christ the lads who are obsessed wit a United Oireland etc mock one of the few successful all-ireland sporting organisations.
heh heh.
what rock you been living under, jock?
EDDIEB
19-09-2007, 05:02 PM
heh heh.
what rock you been living under, jock?
Talk to our shit FAI/Delany/Staunton thicko.
Lamps
19-09-2007, 05:05 PM
éire 32, well in rugby anyway. :p
really
davey tweed, tyrone howe, trevor ringland
got any idea what the connection is?
Wher are they from you dolt ? Greece ?
What anthem did they sing in Croke Park & Landsdown Road ? Deutchland Uber Alles ?Jerry Flannery would take your little fat head off for that.
.
who did Flannery and POC think they were fooling with Faux tears that night, those cunts weren't emotional, they were celebrating, celebrating a number of things, first off all beating the English before the game had even started, then celebrating the fact that he had got one over on their greatest enemies, the people that their fathers had thought them to hate, those backward fuckers in the GAA, It was the ultimate insult, the ultimate victory, rugby being played in Croke Park, the sacred sod of the GAA, and now, the jocks were defiling it, it was just what they wanted, thats what they were crying about it eddie, you filthy jocks fool no one
MonTheHoops
19-09-2007, 05:08 PM
Wher are they from you dolt ? Greece ?
What anthem did they sing in Croke Park & Landsdown Road ? Deutchland Uber Alles ?Jerry Flannery would take your little fat head off for that.
What flag is flown in Croke Park & Landsdown Road ? Finlands ?
Christ the lads who are obsessed wit a United Oireland etc mock one of the few successful all-ireland sporting organisations.
I see.
They're only embarrassed of us when AWAY from home?
Sound
19-09-2007, 05:08 PM
Is this hatred of rugby worth seeing me top myself?
Seriously, if they play like they're promising to thus far against Argentina while I'm present, I'll go fucking mental. Liverpool fans have no idea about false dawns compared to Irish rugby fans.
Help a brotha out.
Lamps
19-09-2007, 05:11 PM
Is this hatred of rugby worth seeing me top myself?
Seriously, if they play like they're promising to thus far against Argentina while I'm present, I'll go fucking mental. Liverpool fans have no idea about false dawns compared to Irish rugby fans.
Help a brotha out.
what the fock is a good norrie lad doing over there anyway.
shake yourself out of it lad.
irish rugby fans are wankers
Lamps
19-09-2007, 05:11 PM
I see.
They're only embarrassed of us when AWAY from home?
you have him now.
over to you Eddie?
MonTheHoops
19-09-2007, 05:15 PM
you have him now.
over to you Eddie?
I reckon the cock will crow for the third time against France this weekend.
"You're Irish aren't you?"
"I know not the country." And immediately the cock crew.
I can see Eddie heading for Marseilles to join the Foreign Legion, such will be his shame
EDDIEB
19-09-2007, 05:17 PM
what the fock is a good norrie lad doing over there anyway.
shake yourself out of it lad.
irish rugby fans are wankers
Insightful well thought -out observation there says it all really.
Your honesty is appreciated.
SFI doing everything to continue to re-inforce predjudices.
EDDIEB
19-09-2007, 05:20 PM
who did Flannery and POC think they were fooling with Faux tears that night, those cunts weren't emotional, they were celebrating, celebrating a number of things, first off all beating the English before the game had even started, then celebrating the fact that he had got one over on their greatest enemies, the people that their fathers had thought them to hate, those backward fuckers in the GAA, It was the ultimate insult, the ultimate victory, rugby being played in Croke Park, the sacred sod of the GAA, and now, the jocks were defiling it, it was just what they wanted, thats what they were crying about it eddie, you filthy jocks fool no one
Celebrating by crying before a ball was kicked?
Interesting concept.
Good mental POL rant though which is always a laugh.
Celebrating by crying before a ball was kicked?
Interesting concept.
Good mental POL rant though which is always a laugh.don't deny it, the average jock was brought up to hate "the Gah" to look down his nose at it, sneering at every opportunity.
Sound
19-09-2007, 05:28 PM
don't deny it, the average jock was brought up to hate "the Gah" to look down his nose at it, sneering at every opportunity.
I like this one. It seems brazen with hypocracy but possesses a certain chutzpah.
More of this please.
EDDIEB
19-09-2007, 05:30 PM
don't deny it, the average jock was brought up to hate "the Gah" to look down his nose at it, sneering at every opportunity.
You would make a great stereotypical pantomine baddie.
What are you doing from December 08 2007 to January 15 2008 ?
Why waste your time on here when you could get paid for being angry ?
Edmund Blackwater
19-09-2007, 05:33 PM
Talk to our shit FAI/Delany/Staunton thicko.
We're talking rogby here, jock, not sport.
keep it rogby.
The Magnificent Specimen
19-09-2007, 10:24 PM
How many of ye in here follow ENGLISH SOCCER?Let's see whose allegiences lie where.
Rugby and Gaelic Football are both interpretations of the same celtic tradition.They both keep alive the ancient tradition of team ball games.The GAA devised their rules for football a good decade after the IRFU and the other unions were established.Rugby was being played as an organised sport in Ireland before GAA.
How did it workout that our national sporting identity would be forged by Cusack & Co,and limited to the lines and laws they arbitrarily drew up.It's worth noting that at least one of the GAAs founders was a rugby player,with at least one Irish cap.
Also Rugby is the most widely accepted full contact interpretation of the ancient celtic game,not only in the celtic nations but the world.If you want to manifest your Irishness stick on a jersey and go head to head with the best in the world.Something you can't do in GAA because much like NFL nobody outside the country could give a toss about it.That's just the way the cookie crumbled.
emurf
20-09-2007, 12:30 AM
irish rugby fans are wankers
Thats good coming from you.
Bet you supported Tony Cascarino.
shamoverhere
20-09-2007, 12:37 AM
they are not irish, they don't sing the anthem and they don't march behind the national flag
do a lot of marching yourself ?
rugby started when some fat lad picked up the ball in a a game of soccer in an Englisg school, Celtic my hole
cantankerous bastard
20-09-2007, 09:32 AM
How many of ye in here follow ENGLISH SOCCER?Let's see whose allegiences lie where.
Rugby and Gaelic Football are both interpretations of the same celtic tradition.They both keep alive the ancient tradition of team ball games.The GAA devised their rules for football a good decade after the IRFU and the other unions were established.Rugby was being played as an organised sport in Ireland before GAA.
How did it workout that our national sporting identity would be forged by Cusack & Co,and limited to the lines and laws they arbitrarily drew up.It's worth noting that at least one of the GAAs founders was a rugby player,with at least one Irish cap.
Also Rugby is the most widely accepted full contact interpretation of the ancient celtic game,not only in the celtic nations but the world.If you want to manifest your Irishness stick on a jersey and go head to head with the best in the world.Something you can't do in GAA because much like NFL nobody outside the country could give a toss about it.That's just the way the cookie crumbled.
A fine bombshell to drop, I salute you.
cantankerous bastard
20-09-2007, 09:35 AM
rugby started when some fat lad picked up the ball in a a game of soccer, how quaint
FITZY ALERT!!!!!
Oh POL...dear me I think you've just been exposed.
....the webb ellis story is bollocks..
"The "Rugby" Game
by Sean Fagan
The origins of rugby league in Great Britain go back long before the creation in 1895 of the Northern Union. To understand the history of the game itself, requires an appreciation of the common "rugby" ancestor shared by both the two rugby codes.
In 1800's, formalities were introduced to football rules in the seven major public schools of England. Six of the seven schools were largely playing the same game (including Eton, Harrow and Winchester) - while the seventh, Rugby School (founded in 1567) at Warwickshire, was playing a markedly different version of football.
The other schools moved ahead refining their rules and eventually their game became known as "association football" - soccer. How the Rugby School's game developed differently is lost in history and the true story is unlikely to ever be known.
The Rugby Football Union's (RFU) much revered tale of how in 1823 the young Rugby School student, William Webb Ellis, "in a fine disregard for the rules" picked up the ball and ran with it in a defining moment in sports history is now accepted by sports historians as being fanciful and a gross distortion of what is known.
There is no doubt that Ellis was a student at Rugby School from 1816 to 1825, but he was never mentioned by anyone as having done the actual deed ascribed to him. The first reference to Ellis appeared in a Rugby School magazine in 1875 (four years after Ellis' death) by an Old Rugbeian, M. Bloxham, who was endeavoring to refute claims that rugby was an ancient game.
Bloxham's story has always been in doubt because of the time that had passed since Ellis supposedly ran with the ball. Bloxham himself was not there and no living person could corroborate his version of events. In addition, examination of existing records and documented recollections does not show that the Rugby game dramatically changed after one event (i.e. Ellis or anyone else deciding to run with the ball).
Handling the ball was permitted in football in the early 1800's when players were allowed to take a mark and then a free kick, long before Ellis arrived at Rugby. In fact, most of the public schools allowed forms of handling the ball right up until the formation of the Football Association in the 1860's. The Association even considered whether to allow its continuation, before eventually deciding to outlaw it. The reverse picture that the RFU has painted that the rugby game was born from soccer the moment Ellis picked up the ball and ran with it is clearly, even with very little examination, false.
What is known is that at Rugby School by the 1830's running with the ball was in common use, the goal posts had been extended to 18 feet high (with a cross-bar at 10 feet above the ground) and there were forms of scrummaging and line-outs. The inclusion of the crossbar was accompanied by a rule that a goal could only be scored by the ball passing over the bar from a place kick or drop kick. Apparently, this was done to make scoring easier from further out and to avoid the horde of defenders standing in the goal mouth.
Players who were able to "touch-down" the ball behind the opponents goal line were awarded a "try-at-goal" - the player would make a mark on the goal line and then walk back onto the field of play to a point where a place kick at the goal was possible (a conversion). There was also an "off-your-side" rule used to keep the teams apart and passing the ball forward was not allowed. The rules were first seriously agreed upon and documented when former Rugby students and clubs wanted to commence formal competitions outside of the Rugby School in 1862. Many of the clubs that formed around this period would later become rugby league clubs.
More background on origin of the sport here...
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Rugby-2227/union-vs-league.htm
EDDIEB
20-09-2007, 09:37 AM
How many of ye in here follow ENGLISH SOCCER?Let's see whose allegiences lie where.
Rugby and Gaelic Football are both interpretations of the same celtic tradition.They both keep alive the ancient tradition of team ball games.The GAA devised their rules for football a good decade after the IRFU and the other unions were established.Rugby was being played as an organised sport in Ireland before GAA.
How did it workout that our national sporting identity would be forged by Cusack & Co,and limited to the lines and laws they arbitrarily drew up.It's worth noting that at least one of the GAAs founders was a rugby player,with at least one Irish cap.
Also Rugby is the most widely accepted full contact interpretation of the ancient celtic game,not only in the celtic nations but the world.If you want to manifest your Irishness stick on a jersey and go head to head with the best in the world.Something you can't do in GAA because much like NFL nobody outside the country could give a toss about it.That's just the way the cookie crumbled.
How dare you tell the truth.
Our sychophantic SFI will not like that.
MonTheHoops
20-09-2007, 09:43 AM
If you want to manifest your Irishness stick on a jersey and go head to head with the best in the world.Something you can't do in GAA because much like NFL nobody outside the country could give a toss about it.That's just the way the cookie crumbled.
You’re joking right?
Let me get this straight:
They’re NOT singing the Irish anthem.
They’re NOT flying the Irish flag.
Yet they’re representing Ireland on the world stage.
The Namibians & Georgians must have scratched their heads at the politics behind it.
Any country looking for independence begins that trek with two things, a flag and an anthem. The “Irish” rugby players have FLOWN their true colours so to speak and are singing from a different hymn sheet to the rest of us. They can have their independence, they don’t represent the majority of this country.
FITZY ALERT!!!!!
Oh POL...dear me I think you've just been exposed.
He he he, Try hard 2 jock, try harder, its never been conclusively proven that he didn't, Fitzy me hole :lol!:
You’re joking right?
Let me get this straight:
They’re NOT singing the Irish anthem.
They’re NOT flying the Irish flag.
Yet they’re representing Ireland on the world stage.
The Namibians & Georgians must have scratched their heads at the politics behind it.
Any country looking for independence begins that trek with two things, a flag and an anthem. The “Irish” rugby players have FLOWN their true colours so to speak and are singing from a different hymn sheet to the rest of us. They can have their independence, they don’t represent the majority of this country.don't mind these bigots, we all know the truth about rugby, a game for fine gael voters and orange men
EDDIEB
20-09-2007, 09:54 AM
don't mind these bigots, we all know the truth about rugby, a game for fine gael voters and orange men
Hilarious.
Someone's Rattled badly.
cantankerous bastard
20-09-2007, 10:03 AM
He he he, Try hard 2 jock, try harder, its never been conclusively proven that he didn't, Fitzy me hole :lol!:
It is bollocks made up by some aristocrat, dont be rattled, your ignorance isnt your fault really.
Lamps
20-09-2007, 10:08 AM
A fine bombshell to drop, I salute you.
really?
It is bollocks made up by some aristocrat, dont be rattled, your ignorance isnt your fault really.There isn't a shred of proof to suggest otherwise either, sure you might as well stick up a skysport link there, he he he ....truly rattled when you are using a 2me tactic :lol!:
pwn3d
really?This is class, I have this joker right where I want him, He'll have to admit he doesn't know how rugby started soon!
:lol!:
Lamps
20-09-2007, 10:12 AM
Also Rugby is the most widely accepted full contact interpretation of the ancient celtic game,not only in the celtic nations but the world.If you want to manifest your Irishness stick on a jersey and go head to head with the best in the world.
What on earth are you on about?
Ancient Celtic game?
By this ratoinale I assume that soccer is also an ancient celtic game, and golf too.
Lamps
20-09-2007, 10:14 AM
This is class, I have this joker right where I want him, He'll have to admit he doesn't know how rugby started soon!
:lol!:
Hehehe
I'm going to destroy these cunts on this.
They just took that magnificent 7's spiel at face value and ran with it
cantankerous bastard
20-09-2007, 10:14 AM
This is class, I have this joker right where I want him, He'll have to admit he doesn't know how rugby started soon!
:lol!:
I've given you a link from an expert quoting a book written on the subject, your supporting argument thus far has been 'its true because POL says so.'
If you cant front up some research to prove your argument this is embarrassing exposure POL, I thought the SFI were supposed to be well researched and well read? You threw that comment out without doing your homework, now you've been exposed, take it like a man.
I've given you a link from an expert quoting a book written on the subject, your supporting argument thus far has been 'its true because POL says so.'
If you cant front up some research to prove your argument this is embarrassing exposure POL, I thought the SFI were supposed to be well researched and well read? You threw that comment out without doing your homework, now you've been exposed, take it like a man.
hearsay and conjecture, who is this expert? just because some lad says something in a book, it doesn't mean its true, I want proof, let deal with the facts here jock, I tell you what the facts are jock, you haven't a clue what you are talking about it, thats what, are you trying to suggest to the rugby "world cup" is called after some lad who had nothing to do with rugby? a mockery indeed, exposed and rattled,
Lamps
20-09-2007, 10:22 AM
A fine bombshell to drop, I salute you.
little pig, little pig, are you standing over this "bombshell" that you've saluted
Hehehe
I'm going to destroy these cunts on this.
They just took that magnificent 7's spiel at face value and ran with itThe'd don't really know how rugby started, thats the best part, watch them try to wriggle out of it
little pig, little pig, are you standing over this "bombshell" that you've salutedCB going into panic because he thinks he has posted up something earlier that may come back and bite? :lol!: Trying to back up the 1st post by posting the 2nd........ Fooling nobody...
Must try harder
Lamps
20-09-2007, 10:25 AM
Its plainly obvious that all the stories on the orgins of rogby are hearsay, even if the game wasn't taken up immediately it probably still has its orgins there and then when your man "picked up the ball and ran" as the legend says.
There were so many variations of "football" that were constantly changing that nothing is concrete.its plainly obvious from any research.
No CB, lets get back to the post you "saluted"
Are you ready?
cantankerous bastard
20-09-2007, 10:26 AM
hearsay and conjecture, who is this expert? just because some lad says something in a book, it doesn't mean its true, I want proof, let deal with the facts here jock, I tell you what the facts are jock, you haven't a clue what you are talking about it, thats what, are you trying to suggest to the rugby "world cup" is called after some lad who had nothing to do with rugby? a mockery indeed, exposed and rattled,
All the details you need have been provided to you already, it is down to you to provide ANYTHING that disproves the well researched book on the topic.
Thus far you are continuing with 'because POL says so'. Its your move lad, stop trying to dodge out of it.
Right now you are exposed, and no matter what you type without anything concrete to refute the story about Ellis that is how it will remain.
Lamps
20-09-2007, 10:27 AM
CB going into panic because he thinks he has posted up something earlier that may come back and bite? :lol!: Trying to back up the 1st post by posting the 2nd........ Fooling nobody...
Must try harder
googling like a mother fucka.
wikipedia on the history of golf soccer gaa and rogby all currently open:oops:
trying to refute obvious rattlement is a bigger shame than experiencing rattlement
Lamps
20-09-2007, 10:28 AM
Also Rugby is the most widely accepted full contact interpretation of the ancient celtic game,not only in the celtic nations but the world.If you want to manifest your Irishness stick on a jersey and go head to head with the best in the world.Something you can't do in GAA because much like NFL nobody outside the country could give a toss about it.That's just the way the cookie crumbled.
CB, whats the story with this?????
homer jay
20-09-2007, 10:28 AM
trying to refute obvious rattlement is a bigger shame than experiencing rattlement
it falls into the '2me' catalogue of internet mannerisms.
cantankerous bastard
20-09-2007, 10:29 AM
little pig, little pig, are you standing over this "bombshell" that you've saluted
I'm talking about the Webb Ellis story, I dont have a clue where yerman pulled his little spiel from, it just made me laugh because I knew it would get your back up. He's provided bugger all to back it up but it'll probably be enough to fuel a diatribe from you for the rest of the day.
So therefore I salute him for stirring things up.
Lamps
20-09-2007, 10:33 AM
I'm talking about the Webb Ellis story, I dont have a clue where yerman pulled his little spiel from, it just made me laugh because I knew it would get your back up. He's provided bugger all to back it up but it'll probably be enough to fuel a diatribe from you for the rest of the day.
So therefore I salute him for stirring things up.
No, you called the revelation a "bombshell".
You saluted him for providing some sort of killer point.
Do you reject it now?
DO YOU?
JOCK
All the details you need have been provided to you already, it is down to you to provide ANYTHING that disproves the well researched book on the topic.
Thus far you are continuing with 'because POL says so'. Its your move lad, stop trying to dodge out of it.
Right now you are exposed, and no matter what you type without anything concrete to refute the story about Ellis that is how it will remain.he he he, exposed my arse, prove that the webb ellis story is false, the fact of the matter is that you don't even know what you are talking about, relying on erroneous claims in some book when its commonly accepted that nobody really knows, a bombshell indeed :lol!: back to the relationships forum with you
FL4ZGN
20-09-2007, 10:36 AM
http://i11.tinypic.com/6gd0qs1.jpg
No, you called the revelation a "bombshell".
You saluted him for providing some sort of killer point.
Do you reject it now?
DO YOU?
JOCK
The best part of engaging a nasty jock like this is they think they know it all, they think they are better thn the common man, makes it all the better when they are exposed
Lamps
20-09-2007, 10:42 AM
The best part of engaging a nasty jock like this is they think they know it all, they think they are better thn the common man, makes it all the better when they are exposed
judging by the delays between his posts its obvious he's weaseling around looking for ammo.
he's been badly exposed,and is trying to bring this down to a battle of pedantics and sematics, pure sign of a rattled jock.
i bet he'll be asking is to define common man again.
for shame
Lamps
20-09-2007, 10:43 AM
CB, you chickenshit yellow bellied jock, get back in here and answer my question.
You called that bullshit from Mag Specimen a bombshell.
Do you refute it?
I've been watching his profile, he's been viewing this thread for the last 15 minutes trying to rustle up some sort of reply, maybe some sort of quote to use as proof and probably an attempt to claim rattlement to pass off his own rattlement.
*for the benefit of the audience* carefully note how the SFI trapped this particular species of Jockus Nastyus, I'll explain the modus operandi of the jock when trapped a little later after he exposes himself more
cantankerous bastard
20-09-2007, 10:49 AM
judging by the delays between his posts its obvious he's weaseling around looking for ammo.
Ha ha, much as I'd love to spend the day sparring with you there is actually work to be done sometimes in between posting.
he he he, exposed my arse, prove that the webb ellis story is false, the fact of the matter is that you don't even know what you are talking about, relying on erroneous claims in some book when its commonly accepted that nobody really knows, a bombshell indeed :lol!: back to the relationships forum with you
So you are to sticking to "POL is right" then eh?
You tried to claim the webb ellis story as the origin of rugby, I have fronted up sources to the contrary, you have done nothing but mouth off since, I'm not interested in playing verbal tennis, you've contributed nothing and until you do we are done and dusted here.
I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
Lamps
20-09-2007, 10:51 AM
Ha ha, much as I'd love to spend the day sparring with you there is actually work to be done sometimes in between posting.
The oul "I've work to do" line.
Pathetic.
You bottled it.
But I'm nt leaving you off the hook
cantankerous bastard
20-09-2007, 10:52 AM
CB, you chickenshit yellow bellied jock, get back in here and answer my question.
You called that bullshit from Mag Specimen a bombshell.
Do you refute it?
I've already answered your question lamps, and valiant as it is you trying to rescue POL from his cock up on webb ellis its time to give it a rest.
Why dont you ask the magnificent specimen to back up his point instead of me? I can see you are frothing at the mouth at the chance to jump all over his post but trying to use me as a proxy is kinda pointless. Im havin an entirely different conversation with your sidekick here.
cantankerous bastard
20-09-2007, 10:54 AM
The oul "I've work to do" line.
Pathetic.
You bottled it.
But I'm nt leaving you off the hook
I've replied twice. I do have work to do, if you'd like to leave me a message please do so after the beep.
I always come back to the proc for some more fun with you jokers lamps, I just cant guarantee you 100% of my time, I'm sorry I'm just not ready to make that commitment at this stage of our relationship.
Ha ha, much as I'd love to spend the day sparring with you there is actually work to be done sometimes in between posting.
So you are to sticking to "POL is right" then eh?
You tried to claim the webb ellis story as the origin of rugby, I have fronted up sources to the contrary, you have done nothing but mouth off since, I'm not interested in playing verbal tennis, you've contributed nothing and until you do we are done and dusted here.
I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
You weren't working, you were viewing this thread, the SFI was watching you, Now listen jock and listen good, I made a statement, which you can't prove if its true or not, except make another claim, a claim you tried to pass off as fact then when pointed out to you it wasn't a fact, you retracted, these are the facts, you can battle with semantics and try to unsuccessfully twist it all you want, but you are fooling no one, declaring victory and pretending you have work to do is the final nail in your coffin,
PWN3D
Sound
20-09-2007, 11:01 AM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_proof
Save yerselves some time.
cantankerous bastard
20-09-2007, 11:03 AM
I made a statement, which you can't prove if its true or not, except make another claim, a claim you tried to pass off as fact then when pointed out to you it wasn't a fact, you retracted, these are the facts
Those are not the facts, kindly point me to the post in which I retracted my statement that the webb ellis story is bollocks?
You can post words like pwned all you like, I've thrown down the guantlet to you to backup your statement, I have provided sources to prove it wrong.
You have reacted like a wet fish trying to wriggle out of it. You're all gob and no substance POL, and you've been shown up once again.
I've enjoyed it lots, thanks for the fun, I'll be back again later to read your latest liam2me style claim to victory.
cantankerous bastard
20-09-2007, 11:09 AM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_proof
Save yerselves some time.
Fairy nuff.
He said himself he made the statement, there is a lot of evidence out there that its not true, the only source that can be shown for truth is a story written in a Rugby School magazine in 1875 by some old sod who wasnt there when it happened and had no corroboration for the story.
To be honest I'd trust Matlock to take this one to court for me and get POL into Mountjoy!
Those are not the facts, kindly point me to the post in which I retracted my statement that the webb ellis story is bollocks?
You can post words like pwned all you like, I've thrown down the guantlet to you to backup your statement, I have provided sources to prove it wrong.
You have reacted like a wet fish trying to wriggle out of it. You're all gob and no substance POL, and you've been shown up once again.
I've enjoyed it lots, thanks for the fun, I'll be back again later to read your latest liam2me style claim to victory.
I thought you had work to do? :lol!: the rattlement is strong here.
You retracted by virtue of the fact that you cannot proof otherwise either, you are relying on the flimsy tactic of "I said prove it first" , playground stuff, I made a statement, you can't proof if its false or true, these are the facts
Does this jock think he is getting away with this or something? I made a statement, jock make a wild claim and is unable to back it up, referring to some obscure book, then has the cheek to question the SFI when he can't even prove what he is saying himself.
Must Try Harder
Sound
20-09-2007, 04:43 PM
Does this jock think he is getting away with this or something? I made a statement, jock make a wild claim and is unable to back it up, referring to some obscure book, then has the cheek to question the SFI when he can't even prove what he is saying himself.
Must Try Harder
Indeed. But just because your statement cant be proven false doesn't make it true. It's a negative fallacy.
Ye're both on a hiding to nothing.
None of which really matters.
Indeed. But just because your statement cant be proven false doesn't make it true. It's a negative fallacy.
Ye're both on a hiding to nothing.
None of which really matters.
of course, just exposing this nasty pseudo jock nerd for what he is, a charlatan, a liar and a common garden SFNE, he got in over his head, realised it, but, like a true nasty jock, couldn't admit he was wrong and tried to brazen it out with sweet valley high forum tactics
he thought he was a great lad so he did, with his relationship forum whiff of superiority, also he called a false Fitzy, what an amateur, oh the shame
SFNE "nah you're wrong POL, what a fool, this is what really happened, god what an ejjit you are,"
POLMEISTER "not its not actually"
SFNE " :crazyeye: :( "
POLMEISTER " pwn3d"
:lol!:
Sound
20-09-2007, 05:01 PM
Lay off the yokes.
Lamps
20-09-2007, 05:08 PM
Lay off the yokes.
remember what I told you
Sound
20-09-2007, 05:14 PM
remember what I told you
PM me there sweetcheeks.
The Magnificent Specimen
21-09-2007, 07:43 PM
A very crumbley cookie isn't it?Someone in here definitely sounds rattled and it's not CB.
Seriously though,you can't honestly believe that Webb Ellis tripe,can you?Think for a second of all the bogus characters you've bought into before only to have your little world come crashing down around you.There was Santa Claus, The Tooth Fairy,Easter Bunny,Bunny Carr,Michael Jackson.......... the list goes on.Webb Ellis belongs with that crew.
The notion of it being true is ridiculous....... so I shall ridicule it
So Willy Webb was playing soccer (as in asSOCiation football) one day in 1823,many years before the F.A. or an actual code for the game was established.He then proceeded to pick up the ball and run with it whilst simultaneously conjuring up the other rules to the relatively complex game that is rugby.Was he explaining these new laws to his bewildered colleagues as he carreened around the field, avoiding all attempts to end his foolishness.Was someone taking notes or did he remember the whole thing perfectly.
As for the ancient celtic game thing,look at the traditional rugby strongholds,
Ireland,Wales,Scotla nd,North and west of England,France.All are Celtic nations to some degree.All exhibit that ancient tradition of a struggle between the east and wet or north and south of a town having an annual game in which most of the townsfolk are involved in a big scrap for a ball or a parcel sometimes even a duck,the object being to get the item to the opposition's end of town for a win.Some towns in Scotland and the north of England still reenact this.
Rugby formed because this tradition was outlawed by the crown as a public disorder(people were often killed playing),and in order to continue it had to be officiated and regulated by a recognised body
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