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Scarfman

Knitter of the Scarf
Those bloody toilet traders from the Wallabies have raised a grand total of $160 for Movember. Well done, Softcock Crew of the Decade.

How about spending less time thinking about your hair and more time getting your game face on.

This makes me furious. Some of these kids weren't born in 1984 and I reckon the Grand Slam means more to some of us fans than them. Deans seems to have a Softcock-Only selection policy. Wallabies need steel not porn moustaches.

I could understand it if it was just the backs. But the forwards are in on it, too!

God help us. $160. :banghead
 

mark_s

Chilla Wilson (44)
Did you hear the Scot commentator on the weekend? he said something like "you can't drop the ball if you have a moustache like that"
 

Ash

Michael Lynagh (62)
I raised more than that when I did it years ago. (Digression:) Some of the girls I know are solid believers that you shouldn't do Movember if you're not raising money, and they've swayed me onto their Dark Side. One of the girls I know believes that you just shouldn't do Movember as she doesn't like 'taches - which is good, as she inspires people to do it and raise money just to spite her.
 

Moses

Simon Poidevin (60)
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I've got absolutely no problem with the Wallabies doing Movember, and I'd wager that a few of the 1984 team had solid samples of man hair on the upper lip too.

Doing something like this on tour would be a good team bonding experience, through growing a mo this MOvember I've come to know several workmates better, including our GM and my practice lead.

There is nothing soft about growing a mo, and while the Wallabies haven't raised much cash they have raised awareness for mens health issues substantially. Prostate Cancer is a massive killer in men, and depression is seldom talked about. MOvember has raised over $60m for prostate cancer research in 6 years, a great effort imho.

The only point of Scarfies on which I agree is that $160 for the Wallabies is a piss poor effort. Alas I've raised just $40, however if a few people want to sponsor me then I could raise more for charity than the entire Wallabies team, now that would be something!

For $40 it's not exactly been worth it either, check out this dodgy tache, I really should be selling used cars, not consulting in business intelligence.

Here's my donate link if you want to sponsor the MO, all tax deductible of course: http://sl.im/3bdz
 

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Scorz

Syd Malcolm (24)
Ash said:
I raised more than that when I did it years ago. (Digression:) Some of the girls I know are solid believers that you shouldn't do Movember if you're not raising money, and they've swayed me onto their Dark Side. One of the girls I know believes that you just shouldn't do Movember as she doesn't like 'taches - which is good, as she inspires people to do it and raise money just to spite her.
Who cares, they're girls. Grow a mo, and a pair of balls Ash. :baxter:
 

Scarfman

Knitter of the Scarf
When I got my vasectomy ... that's always a party stopper ... When I got my vasectomy, they told me to shave the smalls. No way. Sure, you can stick a needle in there, make a small incision, pull my vas deferens out through the hole, cut it and burn it (x2), then tuck it al back in again, but I'm not taking a razor to that!

In the end I used some of that depilatory cream. And boy, did it sting. :shaking
 

Gagger

Nick Farr-Jones (63)
Staff member
I would have thought your regular back, sack and crack would have covered that Scarfie?
 

cyclopath

George Smith (75)
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Best part of not getting the shave is one can use a few pubes to close the wound and save $1.50 on sutures!
 
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rugbywhisperer

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Gagger said:
I would have thought your regular back, sack and crack would have covered that Scarfie?

And your point is - nothin live smooooth all over
 

PaarlBok

Rod McCall (65)
Also tried the Movember thing. Do have some problems now, my sheepdog bitch ran away and my colleges at work gave me money for shaving blames. Telling me my beard look like a frighten dogs ball hair and like a farm ring tone, three short ones and two long ones.

Skorsie is that you on Moses photo?
 

Scarfman

Knitter of the Scarf
OK - I got most of that. But why do farm telephones ring differently to city telephones Paarl?

That's our Mosebro in the photo. Lock up your very young children.
 

Pfitzy

Nathan Sharpe (72)
Up until I was about 12, we had a manual phone exchange in our little town - had to crank the phone to get through to the post office, then ask for a connection. Our phone number was two digits and a letter!

Moses - stay out of school zones during pickup hours, or you'll get arrested son. Dead set!
 

PaarlBok

Rod McCall (65)
Scarfman said:
OK - I got most of that. But why do farm telephones ring differently to city telephones Paarl?
Our far out farm phones used a few phones on one line. So they give every household a spesific ring. They went through the towns phone operator at the nearest town. So when you phone from the outside, you get to this towns number and give the telephonist the name and she put you through. The baddest thing about this is that farm 1 can listen to farm 3's calls. When you finish talking you give the phone a single bell, so the others know they are able to either make or recieve calls. It was that old hand slining models. I grow up with this and remember as a kid we love to take the used phones, schocking the shite out of each other.

I am not sure if they have them anymore. Not sure if you get mobile reception across the country.

The two short and three long rings was our Boer way to describe a young man's beard.
 

Thomond78

Colin Windon (37)
Let me get this straight; $160. That's about €80, or €10 a man in the pack. Three pints, give or take. And that's the best they could fucking do?

I'm sorry, but that's fucking disgracefully tight-arsed.
 

Scorz

Syd Malcolm (24)
PaarlBok said:
Also tried the Movember thing. Do have some problems now, my sheepdog bitch ran away and my colleges at work gave me money for shaving blames. Telling me my beard look like a frighten dogs ball hair and like a farm ring tone, three short ones and two long ones.

Skorsie is that you on Moses photo?
Not me! O0
 
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