Not as if you ever did anything like that, though.........Ladder, hi-viz & hard hat (no-one EVER questions what a guy up a ladder wearing hi-viz & a hard hat is actually doing) & some kind of cable cutter should do the trick.
Not as if you ever did anything like that, though.........Ladder, hi-viz & hard hat (no-one EVER questions what a guy up a ladder wearing hi-viz & a hard hat is actually doing) & some kind of cable cutter should do the trick.
Not as if you ever did anything like that, though...
Civil signage karma is a bitch with a lot of red tape.The odd street & locality sign may have found their way into a vehicle in which I may have been a passenger, but where I grew up a wrench, a mate on lookout duty then pretending to take a piss if someone happened to drive past was all it took. Somewhat ironically not many years later I was responsible for ordering signs to replace those some riff-raff wankers had stolen..
If you're good enough, you can collect the whole set.Ladder, hi-viz & hard hat (no-one EVER questions what a guy up a ladder wearing hi-viz & a hard hat is actually doing) & some kind of cable cutter should do the trick.
Wouldn't want to be the council official in charge of signage in Fucking, Austria. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fucking,_Austria
For some unknown reason, it is the most stolen town sign in Europe.
Is it on the bucket list now?
NEWSFLASH
http://www.news.com.au/sport/rugby/...than-kaplan-says/story-fndpu1x3-1227018055184
Kaplan reckoned the last penalty was awarded in error. What a fucking surprise! Well at least the prick's consistent (that's all we ask of referees), the Tahs would've gone down in another match involving Jonathan and a whistle.
What a numpty, of all people to comment on the Tahs WINNING a match you'd think Kaplan would've kept shtum.
I can see why some would think Nadolo's try shouldn't have been awarded but I don't think there was enough evidence not to award it.
As for McCaw's it's always a lottery. He took his chance and it didn't pay off.
I disagree. I think in most cases it would have been awarded.There are two pieces of controversy for the Nadolo try - his foot goes into touch AND he looks like he loses it as he's grounding it. So I reckon it's less than a 50-50 and 9 times out of 10 wouldn't have been awarded.
Well we're both speculating, but I reckon when you have two elements of a potential try that are 50-50 and call it into question, you have to assume that at least one of them disallowed it.I disagree. I think in most cases it would have been awarded.
Well we're both speculating, but I reckon when you have two elements of a potential try that are 50-50 and call it into question, you have to assume that at least one of them disallowed it.
I certainly think it was a significantly more controversial call to the McCaw penalty in any case.
But it's only your opinion that there is any speculation of him losing it...the only thing that possibly made the try 50/50 is whether his foot went into touch..
There's separation between his hands and the ball as he hits the ground. Seen those called knock-ons before.
Anyway, it doesn't matter now. Ayoub is an awful ref and this just confirmed how poor his eyesight and judgement are.
Thankfully the Tahs still won in spite of his dodgy call