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But in Rugby everyone averages 230 lbs, has legs the size of my waistline, no neck, flat face, and eyes that sparkle like Charles Manson’s.

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I would just like to say that this is not the way of us all!

Oh, and no, unfortunately not good enough to play for the Saracens yet but as we are going up a league again this year soon I will be beating them!

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The game is simple. One man picks up the ball from a twisted pack of arms and legs and he runs as if a rabid dog with froth dripping from it’s fangs is chasing him. His goal: run the ball to the other side of the field, dive into the end zone, and wet himself. This rarely happens though, because en route to the end zone, a vigilante mob overtakes the player with the ball and spreads him across the field like peanut butter.

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And then loved when the American caved......

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At length, I finally gave up the ship, “Because Americans are a bunch of pris-ass pansies.”

“Yeah, thought so mate.”

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Damned cheek !!! Arsenal are the ONLY team in London, the capital of England, and we have a history and a stadium to to make most clubs weep. HOWEVER as I am constantly reminded by my fiancee, the record for most goals scored and most years in the top flight of English Football is held by Everton, by some considerable distance. I think it's a hundred years next season (if they survive relegation) and I think the next team is Villa who are about 14 seasons behind them. Much as I complain, Goodison Park is a lovely, friendly place and Everton, as the old song says, truly are a grand old team to support. BUT THEY'RE NOT AS GOOD AS ARSENAL!!! Lol, lets hope the baby I'll be having in July is not a boy, I see no end of trouble here !!

Actually, I've always liked Conway (although the Black Rock Sands is a popular spot), but for me...forget the coast, move inland a little more til you hit my mountains!!

Snowdonia is one of the most beautiful places on the face of the earth. While it's mountains may not be as gargantuan as many other ranges in the world (Snowdon being only 1,085 metres high [2930 feet]), Snowdonia exudes an "other-worldliness" that is virtually unparalleled any where else. The green slopes, topped of with cragged scree, the mountain lakes of deep blue and the varied wildlife that inhabit it's wide arms. Ahhh Snowdonia. Betwys-Y-Coed, Capel Curig, Cader Idris, Dolgellau, Lake Bala...............

Here are a couple of images of Snowdon:
Snowdon in snow
View from Summit

Did you know that Tolkien got most of his imagery for "The Lord of the Rings" from Snowdonia.