I am leaving/back thread

[treva]

Yeah, not been to a Wembley game yet anyway. Ideally I'd want to see a few different NFL teams and then pop along to a big college game. Unfortunately I can't really get into college football over here in the UK. There is almost no coverage of it.

 

[Deleted member 13648]

Make a bigger deal about the 2nd coming you bunch of stunts.

 

[pcfan123]

Yeah, not been to a Wembley game yet anyway. Ideally I'd want to see a few different NFL teams and then pop along to a big college game. Unfortunately I can't really get into college football over here in the UK. There is almost no coverage of it.

Now you know how I feel about county cricket

ESPN covers it brilliantly and if you are resourceful you can find links. At least watch the BCS games.

 

[treva]

Eurosport had some coverage of the Big East Conference. Hence I am now a Penn State fan.

 

[pcfan123]

Big East is such a ████ conference though. SEC, Pac10, Big10 and Big12 are the competitive ones.

 

[MaD]

Eh! Welcome back Trev
The Llamas missed you, it's been so empty...

 

[aussie1st]

Back from the South, some good skiing done, bit of shooting and experiencing my first earthquake. Then managed to get a direct flight to Auckland instead of the one via Christchurch for no extra cost so loved that.

 

[Chewie]

You feel the quake? Or had you left by then?

 

[aussie1st]

I felt the bed shaking but that was it.

 

[Bevab]

^Really? Thats shocking.

 

[barmyarmy]

I felt the bed shaking but that was it.

Enough about your sex life.

 

[Dutch]

Enough about your sex life.

As in: "Did the earth move for you too honey?!"

On a more serious note hope all our friends in NZ are okay. This is a big quake we are talking about in a very large town for Kiwi standards. Been in touch with a few friends and they say it was the worse quake they can remember and there is a lot of damage.

 

[Chewie]

It was our most damaging quake since the 1931 Napier earthquake which was pretty bad. I don't think any of the NZers on the forum are from Christchurch (our second largest city) but it's caused around $2billion NZD damage

 

[Dutch]

It was our most damaging quake since the 1931 Napier earthquake which was pretty bad. I don't think any of the NZers on the forum are from Christchurch (our second largest city) but it's caused around $2billion NZD damage

Yeah, not a lot of people outside of the country realize how vulnerable New Zealand is in terms of earthquakes and (underground) volcanic activity. There is a massive fault line that runs north to south over a lot of the country. When the really big earthquake hit in 1840 or so the land rose 14 meters in some places!

 

[Prithvi]

Bbye mates, will be back on 18th:.