Do you remember when...

The bird on Storage Wars ain't bad.

Tonight I'm watching Django Unchained..

davetheflower Wrote:

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> The bird on Storage Wars ain't bad.


her boyfriend thinks that he is an East LA gangster.

Cracking shirt date it must have been a case of check mate (tu)

Farawaysaint Wrote:

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> > Can you name them
> JPR Williams,A Irvine,R Lilliken,I mCGeechan,JJ
> Williams,P Bennett,G Edwards,I
> McLoughlinR,Windsor,F Cotton,W J McBride,G Brown,F
> Slattery,M Davies,A Uttley.
> Reserves M Gibson,S Carmichael,T David,A Neary,A
> Ripley,etc etc.
> Referee was Max Baise,all four Tests.
> Lions had a try by Fergus Slattery disallowed in
> the last 3 minutes of the last Test at Ellis Park.


Max Baise refereed the 1st and 4th tests C de Bruyn the 2nd and 3rd tests

davebu Wrote:

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> Max Baise refereed the 1st and 4th tests C de
> Bruyn the 2nd and 3rd tests

Max Baise

Max was born in Hoopstad on 24 June 1932 and after he retired moved to Riversdale where he owned a bottlestore .
He refereed his first test when the Springboks played France in 1967 and refereed seven Tests altogether - SA vs France (2), South Africa vs Lions in 1968 (2) South Africa vs Lions in 1974 (2) and South Africa vs Australia in 1969

Cas De Bruin (No pic available )
Cas de Bruyn was older than Max, born in East London on 13 January 1929, educated at Paarl Gim and other places and spent his retirement in Jeffrey's Bay.
Cas was a schoolmaster in Johannesburg when he became a Test referee, refereeing three Tests - South Africa vs Australia in 1969 and South Africa vs British Isles in 1974.

Hey Titch, how did you get The Madji's Sandals...

gregbucks Wrote:

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> Hey Titch, how did you get The Madji's
> Sandals...


He took them off after his comrades run and I took a quick snap...(from a distance)

lol...

davetheflower Wrote:

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> The bird on Storage Wars ain't bad.


Not at all, just wished she would wear tighter tops.

Guess Who?

is that a hair piece?