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- RT @simonwillo: To my knowledge I haven't F'ed these folks before. <- Won't be me then. You've done me more than once. 1 hr ago
- RT @RunningGolfer @simonwillo a few more pitchers like that and test cricket will be dead. <- Fixed that for you. 1 hr ago
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Category Archives: that’s a bit mad
Fishhoek Shark Attack
As tweeted by Fishhoek resident Gregg Coppen: He followed that up with this: Emergency services just arrived. It must have been a person. The shark breached it’s head out the water no remains http://yfrog.com/1dronnpj And then this: We are dumbstruck, that was so surreal. That shark was HUGE. Like dinosaur huge. #sharkattack #fishhoek Then later: [...]
56 Comments Tagged fishhoek, greg coppen, shark attack, skabenga, twitterAlso posted in in the news, that's a bit mad, this is south africa
Cape Argus Gender Bending Drug Dealer Confusion
I read this article in our local newspaper, then I read it again. In fact, I have now read it seventeen times and I am still none the wiser. Strip search turns out to be revealing 7 January 2010, 13:07 By Lavern De Vries Mitchells Plain police will on Thursday charge one of the area’s [...]
3 Comments Tagged Cape Argus, Lavern De Vries, mitchell's plain, strip searchAlso posted in in the news, that's a bit mad, this is south africa
Test cricket is still mainly boring
With dropping attendances, bore draws and the huge push towards shorter versions of the game, it was nice to finally see an exciting finish to a 5-day test match yesterday. The second time in three matches in this series, actually. (In the other game, England obviously wiped the floor with sorry SA). But while the [...]
2 Comments Tagged england, newlands, south africa, t6000, test cricketAlso posted in sport, that's a bit mad, this is south africa
The KVLY Mast – soon to be forgotten
Yesterday, the Burj Khalifa (or Burj Dubai, depending on who you’re reading) was officially opened in Dubai, breaking records all over the place. Stuff to do with elevators and concrete pumping, having lots of floors and a really high mosque. Oh, and at 828m, it’s also the tallest man-made structure in the world, of course. 828m is [...]
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