Turbinator
Cricketer Of The Year
Rich you might need a secretary
Wouldn't the attorney and consultant be doing almost the same thing (dealing with matters and complications) ?Every society needs an incompetent attorney. Well, probably not this one. But you're stuck with me anyway.
I suppose so.
*leaves muttering "I'll be back!" under his breath*
Sounds to me like you're offering TurbRich you might need a secretary
Ill take the overpaid bludger position then. Every society has one - a guy who gets hired for reasons everyone has since forgotten and does nothing other than get paid by the founder.Any position you want that's not already taken is yours!
No thankyou , I am already the Consultant... Busy stuff, can't manage them both together .Sounds to me like you're offering Turb
btw Sig Updated
nah, being a dodgy tax agent requires attention all year round if you wish to get a way with itNo thankyou , I am already the Consultant... Busy stuff, can't manage them both together .
But taxes only come once an year, in that case... .
Maybe we could do some fundraising events...like...Twenty20 games.Bad news guys. We are bankrupt
Certainly.I broadly considered naming the Society such, but thought it seemed a bit too strong-worded.
You're in?
The girls won't buy it for a minute...So maybe I can be a semi-member
I volunteer to start up an Inquisition to root out such heresies from amongst our ranks.Going to turn full circle on prevous comments I've made on Twnety20 in the past. I find it boring at International level at the moment - but love it at domestic level.
So maybe I can be a semi-member
This man is corrupting society.silentstriker said:Just to reiterate:
Cricket = Test cricket. Twenty20 > ODI. Unfair to compare these two to cricket, but in terms of excitement I'd take Twenty20 over ODI any day. If I'm going to watch an abomination, I'll watch an Indian bowler. But if I had to choose I'd take twenty20 as its finishes faster and I don't have to put up with the annoying ODI middle overs.
Though I absolutely positively despise with all my heart the 'contain at all cost' mentality. It is absolutely the antithesis of everything I love about bowling. I love smart, Kallis type batting and aggressive bowling where a leg spinner doesn't care if he gets hit a couple times because he's setting the guy up, or a fast bowler with six men in the slips.
Twenty20 makes no bones about what it is (and what it isn't). ODI tries to do both and fails at both.