Subduction Zone
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Oh, well what is the alternative? I only speak English.
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Yob or wanker, take your choice.
Subduction Zone
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Hmm, right now I will have to go with neither. Such a strange language
It's easy...
If you've ever been to a live performance join the wanker club
If you thought I meant table top dancing, you're a yobbo bub
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Dang it both apply!
The have them near us on the Dordogne, canoes, kayaks and "stand up paddle"
Almost walking on water
A soccer player's reaction after hearing that hockey players get their teeth knocked out and refuse to leave the game.
As do rugby players.
Tongue weight vs stability....
I've never heard it used at all, I've just had to look it up, i am educated, i thank you and RF for your service
Subduction Zone
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Just yesterday I saw a video of American football quarterback that got hit and had his shoulder dislocated. There were only seconds left in the game and he insisted on being put back in and he managed to throw a touchdown that tied the score. The extra point was good (the rather simple point attempt after a touch down) and so he got to watch the fruits of his labors from the bench while clutching his shoulder.
Found it:
Must been tough for the 30 seconds those blokes are on the field for in between ad breaks.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
To be fair it was his left shoulder that was knocked out of its socket. He throws with his right. He was heavily favoring it after he managed to get back up. But yeah, pretty tough stuff.
How did he do it? Reaching for a latte?
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
No, that would be a soccer injury. Very debilitating.
