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Originally posted by darvlay
I didn't want to be broken. 🙁
Actually he seems like a nice bloke. On his website, he even answers queries from disturbed lunatic stalkers in character:

http://www.dolphlundgren.com/message.html

[i]Date: 08.01.04
Name: Claudio
Question: How does it feel to finally meet the number one rocky 4 fan in the world? I have seen rocky 4, 1850 times. I have seen just the trainning 1990 times, I have seen the final fight 2045 times, and I have heard the trainning montage 2150 times. I named my dog drago, and they started calling me the russian back in '86 when I was in the 6th grade. I will make sure I die with the most number of times watching the movie.Rocky 4, brings back many good memories. I always wanted to be Ivan drago when I was growing up, he was my role model, As I pictured Ivan drago the way I think he was, powerful, not only in the outside, but also in the inside.
DL: Hey there,
What can I say? I’m impressed! You’ve seen the movie a few more times than me. I think I’ve seen it about five times.
Best regards,
Ivan Drago.
P.s. My best regards to your dog!

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Originally posted by ManualEngine
I was once reversing out of my parents driveway a little too fast when Geoff Boycott nearly got in the way as he suddenly appeared behind the car. It turned out he'd got the wrong house but the thing was I was so close to running my hero over. Now that would have been a story.
I wish you had run him over. I can't understand people who love Geoff.

Apartied Sympathiser, Wife Beater and Dull Batsman.

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sean kelly, great irish cyclist in the green room on a irish tv programme

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Originally posted by invigorate
I wish you had run him over. I can't understand people who love Geoff.

Apartied Sympathiser, Wife Beater and Dull Batsman.
The women also say he was a great lover in his younger days. Once he was in you couldn't get him out all day lol. He was the greatest batsman ever but just being a yorkshireman puts him pretty near the top of any list of greatness.


Originally posted by ManualEngine
The women also say he was a great lover in his younger days. Once he was in you couldn't get him out all day lol. He was the greatest batsman ever but just being a yorkshireman puts him pretty near the top of any list of greatness.
and if you disagree I will be sending my gran round to kick you over the garden wall

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Originally posted by ManualEngine
and if you disagree I will be sending my gran round to kick you over the garden wall
Hahahahaha

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Originally posted by ManualEngine
[b]The women also say he was a great lover in his younger days. Once he was in you couldn't get him out all day lol.
I find that hard to believe. He might be famous for a downward prod, but it wasn't like he was continually hitting his balls to leg.

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Originally posted by invigorate
I find that hard to believe. He might be famous for a downward prod, but it wasn't like he was continually hitting his balls to leg.
He was never out prematurely?

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Originally posted by lordhighgus
He was never out prematurely?

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owzthat ?????

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Originally posted by ManualEngine
owzthat ?????
Leg before wicket i'd say.

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Originally posted by ManualEngine
The women also say he was a great lover in his younger days. Once he was in you couldn't get him out all day lol. He was the greatest batsman ever but just being a yorkshireman puts him pretty near the top of any list of greatness.
best batsman ever
have you heard of a bloke called Don Bradman

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Originally posted by boarman
best batsman ever
have you heard of a bloke called Don Bradman
Who ????

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Originally posted by ManualEngine
Who ????
Uh oh I predict a riot!

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Originally posted by ExpressiveOutburst
Uh oh I predict a riot!
oh please, don't turn this into another cricket thread.The greatest use of a bat by any man ever was by Ted Williams. Although Ozzy Osbourne's use of a bat is a close second.

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Originally posted by PocketKings
oh please, don't turn this into another cricket thread.The greatest use of a bat by any man ever was by Ted Williams. Although Ozzy Osbourne's use of a bat is a close second.
I went home drunk at 3 in the morning and my wife was baking !!!! well, I say baking, she had the rolling pin out-she's pretty handy with that lol