Mauve, is that like purple but a bit more gay? It sounds like a middle class colour to me.
Technically, a BMW Z4 and a Merc SLK have roll-bars, they just aren't as obvious as the mark 1 Golf or XR3i, which incidently their age might qualify them for 'Classic' status and therefore can't be working class. ----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; Luisa ; Matthew Anderson ; John Lee ; Tim Leslie ; [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 6:31 PM Subject: Re: [LU] Rugger - comedy game! You need a soft top that's got roll bars, a pale mauve vest, catalogue trousers, and a mouth wot never closes. N. -------------- Original message -------------- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Working Class, that's a bit of a bugger, am I allowed to turn up in a 5 > series or is that seen as bad form, I suppose that I could buy a, erm, what > is a working class type of car, before I can go and see bradford bulls game > next season, wouldn't want to give the wrong impression, I might also have > to book an appointment with my tailor and get me some ragamuffin threads. > Bloody class wars. > > Could any authentic working class types please give me, or better still my > butler a run down of vehicle types and suitable attire for the forth coming > League season, apart from the white centenary shirt (obviously). > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Luisa" > To: "Matthew Anderson" ; ; > "John Lee" ; "Tim Leslie" > ; > Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 5:57 PM > Subject: Re: [LU] Rugger - comedy game! > > > Merge the codes???? you would have real rugby fans mixing with the > > RIFF-RAFF??? > > > > League is for the working class I'll have you know :-) > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Matthew Anderson" > > To: ; "John Lee" ; "Tim > > Leslie" ; > > Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 5:04 PM > > Subject: Re: [LU] Rugger - comedy game! > > > > > >> They should merge the codes. It will save them nicking all the best > >> league > >> players then and eddie and stevo can talk about a true national game > >> instead of pretending to get worked up about barla team from hemel > >> hempsted > >> > >> -----Original Message----- > >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> To: "John Lee" ; "Tim Leslie" > >> ; [email protected] > >> Sent: 23/10/07 16:10 > >> Subject: Re: [LU] Rugger - comedy game! > >> > >> There was an article in the mail today about the potential rule changes > >> for > >> rugby onion to do with penalties, rucks and mauls (I don't understand > >> them > >> myself so I am not going to explain them), I think that it is currently > >> being trialed somew here down under. The thing that they highlighted was > >> how > >> defensive the whole game has become and they highlighted that in the past > >> 5 > >> Finals only 5 tries have been scored against 39 penalties. > >> > >> Is it home time yet? > >> > >> ----- Original Message ----- > >> From: "John Lee" > >> To: "Tim Leslie" ; > >> > >> Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 3:53 PM > >> Subject: Re: [LU] Rugger - comedy game! > >> > >>> There appears to be a strong whiff of prawn emanating from this post :-) > >>> > >>> I did feel so sorry for the rugger chaps coming home to the rapturous > >>> applause of 2 bag handlers and a crow that was out looking for worms. > >>> And > >>> ooh, didn't they look rough after their night out with young Hewitt and > >>> JugLugs - 2 champers and they're out of it. > >>> > >>> Anyway, I don't think this is my favourite topic, so I'll leave it at: > >>> > >>> Rugby Union - sh*te code, watched by knobs (in Ingerland at least), and > >>> understood by practically no-one. Well done England, you've set back > >>> it's > >>> development by years :-) > >>> > >>> Huzzaaah! > >>> > >>> > >>> Tim Leslie wrote: > >>> Ahhh John, back on to your favourite Socialist topic aren't we? My how > >>> all > >>> those public schoolboy rah rah types don't appeciate t'working class > >>> proper mans game of Rugby League. Rugby League fans are, without a > >>> shadow > >>> of a doubt, THE biggest snobs in sport. My cock's bigger than your cock > >>> playground mentality all the way. 100% League 0% Union stickers in the > >>> car, "It's just kick and clap" yada yada ad infinitum. > >>> Fortunately I can appreciate both games and feel all the better for it. > >>> The Grand Final was a magnificent performance from Leeds, fantastic game > >>> plan and superbly executed after a shaky start. The RU World Cup final? > >>> Pretty intense at the time (Sat in an Irish bar in Valencia with 2 stag > >>> do's and fairly pissed at the time!) but, yes looking back a VERY > >>> disappointing end to a refreshingly upset strewn competition (At least > >>> there could have been 6 winners in Union unlike THE complete waste of &g t; >>> time > >>> .. The Rugby League World Cup!). The fact most people are lead by the > >>> media and not their brains these days explains a lot, "The try that > >>> should > >>> have been" crap etc. All pandering to the Nationalist within with shots > >>> of > >>> Charlie and Hewitts offspring claiming a try (Shows how much those > >>> public > >>> schoolboys know about the game). When they should have been asking about > >>> the two crossing penalties that weren't and were given that changed the > >>> game. > >>> > >>> > >>>> Agree Matt - a fantastic game (and result). These rugger types should > >>>> watch it - they'd be amazed that in League there is this novel thing > >>>> where > >>>> they throw the ba ll to each other instead of pretending they're Pat > >>>> Jennings! > >>>> > >>> > >>> > >>> --------------------------------- > >>> For ideas on reducing your carbon footprint visit Yahoo! 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