Euros at NXL finale?
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No your right well done it seems you can now read! I am impressed next you will be stringing sentences together that actually make sense!
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Just wanted to be sure.
Then you can check into to the jersey status and confirm or disprove my answer to you and come back and report the facts, so that we are not defamed once again.
If any Nations Cup team got shafted by the Millennium Series or by some imposter, I certainly want to know about it!
Steve
Great Andy,
Just wanted to be sure.
Then you can check into to the jersey status and confirm or disprove my answer to you and come back and report the facts, so that we are not defamed once again.
If any Nations Cup team got shafted by the Millennium Series or by some imposter, I certainly want to know about it!
Steve
I bow in awe in front of this generation's Oscar Wilde...
(Thas you by tha way Pipes...Wadidiz is this gen's King Canute... )
(Thas you by tha way Pipes...Wadidiz is this gen's King Canute...
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Maybe you're being prophetic (ain't it pathetic), TJ.Originally posted by TJ Lambini
I bow in awe in front of this generation's Oscar Wilde...
(Thas you by tha way Pipes...Wadidiz is this gen's King Canute...
From the first hit I got on my websearch, The Catholic Encyclopedia:
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Intriguing, ambitious, and violent, Canute yet atoned for his early cruelty by a Christianity that was not unworthy. He came as an invader and ruthless destroyer, and by a change of temperament as remarkable as it was far-reaching in its effects, remained to rule, in justice and peace, a people whose part he wholly espoused.
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Tell that lot to the Moon !Originally posted by Wadidiz
Maybe you're being prophetic (ain't it pathetic), TJ.
From the first hit I got on my websearch, The Catholic Encyclopedia:
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Intriguing, ambitious, and violent, Canute yet atoned for his early cruelty by a Christianity that was not unworthy. He came as an invader and ruthless destroyer, and by a change of temperament as remarkable as it was far-reaching in its effects, remained to rule, in justice and peace, a people whose part he wholly espoused.
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So TJ,
Which King Canute do you compare me to?
Is it the one who conquered England?
The one I described earlier?
The one who supposedly thought he was so great that he went out and tried to stop the tide?
Or the one who went out and demonstrated that he could not stop the tide to show his understanding of his own limitations?
No matter who the true Knut was, many regarded him as a madman after he commanded the waters.
I don't think I resemble any of them...
....except maybe the common misunderstanding.
Truth is, I believe what they teach in ju jitsu: "Roll with it, baby!"
Steve
Which King Canute do you compare me to?
Is it the one who conquered England?
The one I described earlier?
The one who supposedly thought he was so great that he went out and tried to stop the tide?
Or the one who went out and demonstrated that he could not stop the tide to show his understanding of his own limitations?
No matter who the true Knut was, many regarded him as a madman after he commanded the waters.
I don't think I resemble any of them...
....except maybe the common misunderstanding.
Truth is, I believe what they teach in ju jitsu: "Roll with it, baby!"
Steve
