Beeno
Where are you - we are missing you and worried about you 0 hope you are fine.
The NZ supporters are running wild on this Board and I need some real back-u p to contain them - help is urgently needed.
Beeno
Where are you - we are missing you and worried about you 0 hope you are fine.
The NZ supporters are running wild on this Board and I need some real back-u p to contain them - help is urgently needed.
I think Beeno (one of the most decent guys here) is just working...some of you guys are lazy. He is contraversal and misunderstood but he is a great guy that has ethics...he has his flaws but so do all of us and he knows this...I like Beeno because he has sense of humour and thrives on jokes...his biggest flaw is that he is a Stormers fan but so would I probably be if I lived back in the shade of Table Mountain. I'm a Sharks supporter, also Springbok, Les Bleus and Auckland Blues and minnow supporter of Russia, Georgia and Canadian rugby and ofcourse Argentina...the country I love most.
I think his phobia against the moles is well founded because they are low down lying cowards.
It appears you are still suffering from the negative effects of the alien probe & we wish you a speedy recovery.
Your absence has meant there has been more time for us kiwis to revel in our successes in 2013 (& all the prior years as so aptly summarized by Sasuke San on a delightful repetitive basis) & it has given us time to give sound advice to the miss-guided SA posters so this has been a win-win situation.
We look forward to that great rugby brain of yours being applied to fantasy rugby this year.
PS Don't tell the other posters but if you support the Chiefs & the ABs in 2014 you will appear to be a genius by season end.
JW looking out for his friend Beeno
Cloudy
Is meat expensive in new Zealand? It is awful here, Most people nowadays live off -
* mince meat;
* boerewors - a SA type of Sausage
* chicken; and
* very occasionally - a sirloin steak (not more than once a fortnight),
When I was a kid on the farm - my father would occasionally and when needed slaughter a heifer, sheep or pig for domestic needs and we would eat like kings - only the best. Sundays was for chicken only - after all King Henry IV of glorious memory decreed that all French households should have a chicken in the pot every Sunday. And that decree found it s way into SA households and kept going for centuries afterwards.