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*Official* Big Bash League 10 2020-21

Is the Big Bash too long?


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Now, this is only vaguely BBL-related, but it popped up in a game I was watching the other day, so...

What's the story with the Tina Turner song Nutbush City Limits? I'd never even heard of it until it popped up as an obscure pub quiz question a year or so ago (that no one in the bar got right), but since then I've seen it play at Australian sports events and the crowd seems to go nuts for it? Is this a thing? Why?
 

Burgey

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ut since then I've seen it play at Australian sports events and the crowd seems to go nuts for it? Is this a thing? Why?
Goes way back to the 70s and disco. Just became a thing here and it's somehow carried on down the generations. It's kind one of those songs which people will get up and dance to even when they won't for anything else. probably because it's easy to do and a bit of a giggle
 

mr_mister

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Yeah we had to dance to it at school. Like had to learn the moves to it. Such a throwaway song that as a child I assumed was like Bohemian Rhapsody level of reknown worldwide
 

TheJediBrah

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Now, this is only vaguely BBL-related, but it popped up in a game I was watching the other day, so...

What's the story with the Tina Turner song Nutbush City Limits? I'd never even heard of it until it popped up as an obscure pub quiz question a year or so ago (that no one in the bar got right), but since then I've seen it play at Australian sports events and the crowd seems to go nuts for it? Is this a thing? Why?
Can't go to a wedding/semi-formal event without hearing it. I'm also surprised that it isn't well known over in NZ
 

Burgey

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No im guessing Jake Fraser Mcgurk

He conveniently got called into work before Jake had to bat so he could no longer post
OMG the world's greatest fielder.

Appropriately hyphenated surname if he's a private school boy
 

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