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TP
11-Aug-2005, 23:46
This test only has one question, but it's a very important one.

By giving an honest answer, you will discover where you stand morally. The test features an unlikely, completely fictional situation in which you will have to make a decision. Remember that your answer needs to be honest, yet spontaneous.

You are in New Zealand, on the South Islands West Coast to be specific. There is chaos all around you caused by a cyclone with severe flooding. This is a flood of biblical proportions.

You are a photojournalist working for a major newspaper, and you're caught in the middle of this epic disaster. The situation is nearly hopeless.

You're trying to shoot career-making photos. There are houses and people swirling around you, some disappearing under the water. Nature is unleashing all of its destructive fury.

Suddenly you see a man floundering in the water. He is fighting for his life, trying not to be taken down with the debris. You move closer . . . somehow the man looks familiar. You suddenly realize who it is. It's Clive Woodward. At the same time you notice that the raging waters are about to pull him under. You have two options -- you can save the life of Sir Clive or you can shoot a dramatic Pulitzer Prize winning photo, documenting the death of the Lion's coach.

So here's the question, and please give an honest answer: (scroll down)









































.... Would you select high contrast colour film, or would you go with the classic simplicity of black and white ?

swannymere
11-Aug-2005, 23:50
:saint:Being a long suffering Saints fan,i'd have to say i'd ask him what his intentions to my club were,if the answer was satisfactory i'd make him look good in the photo!:devil:

Jon
12-Aug-2005, 00:26
:o TP with these new residency laws coming in, I'd watch your back fella:P

TP
12-Aug-2005, 00:28
Originally posted by Jon
:o TP with these new residency laws coming in, I'd watch your back fella:P

;)

What laws? Do I have the key to Europe yet?

Nice, here we come!!!

domski
12-Aug-2005, 00:34
:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

Jon
12-Aug-2005, 00:38
Originally posted by TP
Originally posted by Jon
:o TP with these new residency laws coming in, I'd watch your back fella:P

;)

What laws? Do I have the key to Europe yet?

Nice, here we come!!!

I dunno about the key to Europe, but they might be throwing the key to your cell away:D

guest1
12-Aug-2005, 09:06
Who's Clive Woodward?
Didn't he invent the C5?

rcgbob44
12-Aug-2005, 09:26
Is he some sort of sportsman, I`ve never heard of him either?

psychlist
12-Aug-2005, 10:08
Originally posted by guest1
Who's Clive Woodward?
Didn't he invent the C5?

No! He's the illegitimate son of Callan :lol:

Redruth
12-Aug-2005, 10:21
Tony, you're bad. Worryingly so.:frog::frog:

JPM
12-Aug-2005, 10:34
As he doesn't ride a bike I couldn't care less, black and white would be more stunning IMO

guest1
12-Aug-2005, 10:44
Originally posted by psychlist
Originally posted by guest1
Who's Clive Woodward?
Didn't he invent the C5?

No! He's the illegitimate son of Callan :lol:
Having no interest whatsoever in watching men play with balls, I wondered about doing a who's who:
David Beckham – An exhaust manufacturer as immortalised in the company promotional video: Bend it like Beckham
Clive Woodward – the illegitimate son of Callan and Britt Ekland spawned whilst filming the Straw Man (acknowledgement to psychlist)
Rio Ferdinand – a south american bovine breed
Thiere Henry – some dude who does adverts
Vinny Jones – a mediocre actor
Will Carling – a serial womanising Paul Burrell lookalike
Johnny Wilkinson – a brand of whiskey?
Sharon Davies – a type of coat hangar

JPM
12-Aug-2005, 10:47
Thiere Henry - I had no idea who he was until the last world cup, I just referred to him as the va va voom bloke, in fact I still do!

sye73
12-Aug-2005, 14:33
TP....I'm surprised!! I thought people on here were the type to respect huge,history making achievements in sport.The part he played in the rugby world cup should not be underestimated,and certainly never forgotten. IMO,there have been fewer sweeter sporting occasions than beating the Aussies in their own back yard....:sing:

dickieducati
12-Aug-2005, 14:36
yeah, i think he's still smarting from it :D

TP
12-Aug-2005, 14:43
Originally posted by sye73
TP....I'm surprised!! I thought people on here were the type to respect huge,history making achievements in sport.The part he played in the rugby world cup should not be underestimated,and certainly never forgotten. IMO,there have been fewer sweeter sporting occasions than beating the Aussies in their own back yard....:sing:

LMAO!!!

Yep you're right. I remember when we beat England to win the world cup and then the French ...

Surely you wouldn't want to get an Aussie talking about history in sport? Being the only nation to win the world cup twice ... and in a row ...

But I digress ...

JPM
12-Aug-2005, 15:08
Originally posted by sye73
TP....I'm surprised!! I thought people on here were the type to respect huge,history making achievements in sport.The part he played in the rugby world cup should not be underestimated,and certainly never forgotten. IMO,there have been fewer sweeter sporting occasions than beating the Aussies in their own back yard....:sing:

He's a rugby player? Oh.... had him down as a cricketer:puzzled:

TP
12-Aug-2005, 15:10
He was a rubbish rugby player ... but he was the England coach who took them to the world cup and also the coach that took the Lions to NZ.

:D

Monty
12-Aug-2005, 15:18
Bit like Mike Brierley Tony-he was a not very good test player-but a fantastic captain. Had something to do with a certain I Botham and R Willis duffing up the Auz Cricket team in '81-not once, but twice. Enforced the follow on and lost-TWICE for gods sake-how did you do that?????
I have it all on tape if you want me to lend it to you so's you can be reminded.

Mind you I was right behind Australia when they beat the yanks for the America's Cup-thought they should have taken it home(once they had managed to convince the NYYC that they actually had the RIGHT to take it home) and flattened the dam thing and christened it the Australia Plate.:lol::lol::lol:
Bloody Yanks.

John

TP
12-Aug-2005, 15:24
Originally posted by Monty
Bit like Mike Brierley Tony-he was a not very good test player-but a fantastic captain. Had something to do with a certain I Botham and R Willis duffing up the Auz Cricket team in '81-not once, but twice. Enforced the follow on and lost-TWICE for gods sake-how did you do that?????
I have it all on tape if you want me to lend it to you so's you can be reminded.

Mind you I was right behind Australia when they beat the yanks for the America's Cup-thought they should have taken it home(once they had managed to convince the NYYC that they actually had the RIGHT to take it home) and flattened the dam thing and christened it the Australia Plate.:lol::lol::lol:
Bloody Yanks.

John

I'll exchange you my tapes of every ashes series since 86 for your two games thanks Monty :D

MARTIN H
12-Aug-2005, 15:30
A crap Jamie Whitham Joke.


Why has Edward Woodward got 4 Ds in his name?
























Because if he didnt he would be called EWAR WOOWAR! :D



Dont blame me its one of Whithams!

pibbow
12-Aug-2005, 17:30
I'd use a polariod instant for that gonzo look!

misterpink
12-Aug-2005, 19:02
as a kiwi and south islander at that i would of course reach out the hand of friendship and sportsmanship whilst documenting said act and swearing loudly at him "what the **** are you doing on the west coast without a raincoat"so that headlines could read " clive sirvives kiwi torrent with minor abuse" surely that would be a better pic? trouble is he might grab your hand and pull you in? by the way it rains all the time on the west (wet) coast and has loads of mozzies- anyone think of some other headlines???

PDL
12-Aug-2005, 22:18
:burn::burn::roll::roll:

andyb
12-Aug-2005, 22:19
You see the Kiwis are gracious in sport. They play hard but also accept defeat if that is the case.

The Australians on the other hand are prepared to cheat and if that doesnt work, are nothing but bitching bad losers..................






















;)

sye73
13-Aug-2005, 01:16
andyb,you are spot on !!

TP...I've just noticed your 'location' !!! How appropriate ;)

Rossco
13-Aug-2005, 08:10
Clive Woodward is now in a fitting place, if he can turn Scumhampton into a football team he deserves his knighthood. It's Championsip now but it will be 1st div next season. I am a Pompey season ticket holder by the way.

[Edited on 13-8-2005 by Rossco]:devil::devil::devil:

[Edited on 13-8-2005 by Rossco]

[Edited on 13-8-2005 by Rossco]

everton
13-Aug-2005, 10:12
Originally posted by Rossco
Clive Woodward is now in a fitting place, if he can turn Scumhampton into a football team he deserves his knighthood. It's Championsip now but it will be 1st div next season. I am a Pompey season ticket holder by the way.

[Edited on 13-8-2005 by Rossco]:devil::devil::devil:

[Edited on 13-8-2005 by Rossco]

[Edited on 13-8-2005 by Rossco]

Hhhmmm Southampton - dropping to the 1st - quite likely but Pompey won't be far behind :lol:

swannymere
13-Aug-2005, 10:40
Originally posted by everton
Originally posted by Rossco
Clive Woodward is now in a fitting place, if he can turn Scumhampton into a football team he deserves his knighthood. It's Championsip now but it will be 1st div next season. I am a Pompey season ticket holder by the way.

[Edited on 13-8-2005 by Rossco]:devil::devil::devil:

[Edited on 13-8-2005 by Rossco]

Hhhmmm Southampton - dropping to the 1st - quite likely but Pompey won't be far behind :lol:

Skate with a Duke,come on,own up,i'm sure it's owner wants it back.:D Still only 46 years to go until your our equal,still ,feel free to carry on being OBSESSED with Saints.:lol::saint::lol::saint::lol::saint::lol::s aint::lol::saint::lol::saint::lol::saint::lol::sai nt::lol::saint::lol::saint::lol::saint:

andyb
13-Aug-2005, 11:21
As a little side issue, My other halfs Dad played for Portsmouth in the late 40s.

I have his 1st Division championship winners medal from 1949-1950 season!

Rossco
13-Aug-2005, 13:37
Harry cant hold on to any players at the moment, by the end of the season he will be lucky if he can turn out 11 on a Saturday and one of them will be him!:D:D:devil::devil:

Rossco
13-Aug-2005, 13:48
Portsmouth are Premiership, Southampton are not thats the facts. Anything Southampton fans say is really just BLAH BLAH BLAH fetch the nappies! :devil::devil::devil:

Rossco
13-Aug-2005, 14:11
Andyb I dont suppose you would consider selling that medal would you?;)

swannymere
13-Aug-2005, 23:54
:D See OBSESSED:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::l ol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

fatduke11111
14-Aug-2005, 01:46
..come on you Spurs...:sing::sing::sing: 3-points, and above Chelsea and the gooners in the table what a result:lol::lol:

Rossco
14-Aug-2005, 09:53
I must admit we were fairly dismal, but first game, new team ( only 2 of last seasons team in starting 11) etc. Tottenham had a good 2nd half and got the points. :yawn:

andyb
14-Aug-2005, 11:54
Originally posted by Rossco
Andyb I dont suppose you would consider selling that medal would you?;)

Ive got a load of programmes, pictures etc, and his contracts....did you know he wasnt allowed to drive, and had a curfew!.........Shame some of todays tosssssers arnt governed like this!

Rossco
14-Aug-2005, 12:35
Right on Andyb, some of todays players have popstar status with the ego and ****ish behaviour to match.

TP
14-Aug-2005, 21:40
Originally posted by andyb
You see the Kiwis are gracious in sport. They play hard but also accept defeat if that is the case.

The Australians on the other hand are prepared to cheat and if that doesnt work, are nothing but bitching bad losers..................






















;)

What's this poorly baited hook in front of me I see?

Oh wait ....

Originally posted by Sye73
andyb,you are spot on !!

TP...I've just noticed your 'location' !!! How appropriate

There's two!!!

:D :ninja:

[Edited on 14-8-2005 by TP]

Rossco
14-Aug-2005, 21:48
TP you need to leave your location for a moment and check who you are crediting quotes to?

Rossco
14-Aug-2005, 21:48
TP you need to leave your location for a moment and check who you are crediting quotes to?

TP
14-Aug-2005, 22:20
Originally posted by Rossco
TP you need to leave your location for a moment and check who you are crediting quotes to?

Hrmm ... apologies, I've edited my post.

And thanks for your comment, I hope you're a bit different in person.

andyb
14-Aug-2005, 22:26
:D Hows the cricket going?

[Edited on 14-8-2005 by andyb]

TP
14-Aug-2005, 22:31
Originally posted by andyb
:D Hows the cricket going?

[Edited on 14-8-2005 by andyb]

:lol:

About as good as my qualifying - RUBBISH!!!

We need a touch over 4 runs an over and need to bat out the day to win, we've still got 10 wickets in hand although Clarke is a bit iffy ... A bit difficult to see it happening at the moment seeing as none of the top order has stood up and taken the responsibility to go on with it yet. Warne has top scored in the last two innings! I'd say 70% chance of winning this test to England, 10% to Aus winning and 20% of a draw.

England are bowling very well and Jones will be dangerous tomorrow once the ball starts swinging reverse. Giles is looking in good touch too.

Patience from the top order ...

COME ON AUSSIES!!!!

Rossco
14-Aug-2005, 23:03
Hey TP sorry if that upset you, it looked harsher than the spirit in which it was sent.:roll:

TP
14-Aug-2005, 23:07
Originally posted by Rossco
Hey TP sorry if that upset you, it looked harsher than the spirit in which it was sent.:roll:

Fair enough, being a text based medium makes it difficult to pick up without smilies etc when I don't know you.

Thanks.

:)

andyb
14-Aug-2005, 23:18
Havnt even mentioned the tri nations yet.................. :eureka:

TP
14-Aug-2005, 23:21
Originally posted by andyb
Havnt even mentioned the tri nations yet.................. :eureka:

Clearly you're bored!

I've only just seen that result, been away all weekend. From leading 13-0 to losing 13-30 ... and Eddie subb'd Gregan!!!

What is the world coming to? I turn my back for a second ...

andyb
14-Aug-2005, 23:30
Originally posted by TP
Originally posted by andyb
Havnt even mentioned the tri nations yet.................. :eureka:

Clearly you're bored!

I've only just seen that result, been away all weekend. From leading 13-0 to losing 13-30 ... and Eddie subb'd Gregan!!!

What is the qualifying coming to? I fell on my back for a second ...

TP
14-Aug-2005, 23:32
Originally posted by andyb
Originally posted by TP
Originally posted by andyb
Havnt even mentioned the tri nations yet.................. :eureka:

Clearly you're bored!

I've only just seen that result, been away all weekend. From leading 13-0 to losing 13-30 ... and Eddie subb'd Gregan!!!

What is the qualifying coming to? I fell on my back for a second ...

Ha! You've got me mixed up with Rattler, I stayed rubberside down all day ...

andyb
14-Aug-2005, 23:34
;):lol:

andyb
15-Aug-2005, 15:37
So em...hows the cricket going......? :D

TP
15-Aug-2005, 15:44
Is there a cricket match on?

andyb
15-Aug-2005, 15:55
Well match would imply 2 teams, but there appears to only be one in it at the moment..........

andyb
15-Aug-2005, 17:17
:D

andyb
15-Aug-2005, 17:17
:lol:

misterpink
15-Aug-2005, 18:27
it aint over 'till the fat aussie (no offense intended) sings....if the all blacks can come back from 13-0 to win 13-30 (salt/wound etc etc)...you never know??????? what can happen in a game of cricket.

TP
15-Aug-2005, 18:47
I'm crapping bricks here - just had to get another beer!!!

Oh and thanks MrPink - I think!

:D

TP
15-Aug-2005, 19:44
:smug:

andyb
15-Aug-2005, 20:00
:o that was down to Ponting......

TP
15-Aug-2005, 20:11
Originally posted by andyb
:o that was down to Ponting......

You're right, what an awesome Captains knock! You could see he was absolutely gutted when Harmison got him. More so that he didn't need to play at it.

Fair play to Clarke, Warne, Lee and McGrath at the end though. They each did their bit to save the game at crucial stages. I didn't give up on an Aus win until Warne was out to be honest, it was definitely still on the cards and you could see Punter was still thinking about it by the running between the wickets with Warne and his strokeplay. And Warne's - he's done very well!

England played very well for 3 out of the 4 days, and their bowling has been excellent all series. It's about time someone from the Aus top order stood up and made some runs, rather fitting that it was the captain. Leading by example.

Still 1-1 after 3 tests of excellent cricket. This series is exceptional. England have really stepped up and played very well and I'm very impressed with the England bowling attack.

If I was an Aussie selector I'd drop Gillespie now, he's been a fantastic player for Australia over a number of years and done the job but we can't afford to keep carrying him in a 4 man bowling attack. Especially with McGrath still recovering from his torn ankle ligaments.

I'd also be casting my eye over the batting to see if I could squeeze Andrew Symonds back in the team. He could have the impact on the series that Pietersen has had with the bat and is also a very useful bowler who can pick up some wickets and take the pressure off the main 4 bowlers.

Fantastic test match played in the right spirit, I'm buzzing now - as you might have noticed :D

I can't believe I have to wait 10 days until the next one starts!!!

TP
15-Aug-2005, 20:22
And Ponting has been named man of the match - great results.

andyb
20-Aug-2005, 12:52
You watching now Tp? ..........Oh dear, Eddie and George, theyve got to go mate!:D:lol:

Still perhaps theyll settle for a draw...... again!

cough...wooden spoon...cough

[Edited on 20-8-2005 by andyb]

andyb
20-Aug-2005, 13:50
Originally posted by andyb
You watching now Tp? ..........Oh dear, Eddie and George, theyve got to go mate!:D:lol:

Still perhaps theyll settle for a draw...... again!

cough...wooden spoon...cough

[Edited on 20-8-2005 by andyb]

You stay down the Pub mate...............perhaps itll look better in a few pints time?:lol:

TP
24-Aug-2005, 14:20
:lol:

You bastid!!!

Fortunately I was at Cadwell over the weekend and didn't find out the results until late on Sat night ... BUGGER!!!!

Lets give Georgie some more time but maybe Clive could use Eddie at Southampton?

;)

andyb
26-Aug-2005, 18:29
Hey forget the Rugby wooden spoon....for now, you watching the cricket.again! :lol::lol:

everton
26-Aug-2005, 19:00
Originally posted by andyb
Hey forget the Rugby wooden spoon....for now, you watching the cricket.again! :lol::lol:

Yep ... not looking too good - will they survive the follow on?

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y129/Everton1966/Cricket1.jpg

andyb
26-Aug-2005, 20:23
Obviously im not discriminative, but...................ive seen some people enjoying this Aussie bashing!:P:lol::lol:

TP
26-Aug-2005, 21:16
Obviously? To whom ....

Fair enough though, it's good to see England's rise. Their bowling has been simply sensational, very disciplined and always to the plan for each batsman.

Well done.

Can I go and hide now?

Jon
26-Aug-2005, 21:32
Yes you can because its 90 sumat for 5:D