So What Is It Now?
What is the most important; the size or the technique? For all my life I have heard it that a good big one is always better than a good small one. That is how it is in rugby and I heard the phrase being used by boxing commentators. Therefore I can only assume it must be true for all contact sports.
I wonder if the same holds true for non-contact sports like soccer and cricket. And then what about tug of war? Surely size must override technique here. Or is it true when they say that it is not the size of the ship but the motion of the ocean?
And now I wonder again. Does a flimsy skin-tight insurance cover convert a contact sport to a non-contact sport? I mean, wearing a scrumcap in rugby does not make it a non-contact sport nor does the use of a helmet in cricket make it a contact sport.
Or did I miss the crux of the matter with 2 ships passing in the night?
It is very hard to tell lately what is sport and what is horsing around. Would playing horsy, horsy be a contact sport?
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Comments (41)
What are you talking about
I very often heard that SIZE DOES MATTER.. It's just I didn't know what was it about.
Anyway, have a good day!
Have you never played horsy, horsy?
So you say it is the technique. How privileged you are to be a woman. Few men would claim that in public for he would instantly be labeled as being 'small'.
Well, as I said in the blog, A god bog one is always better than a good small one, but that goes for rugby and boxing. I'm yet to see a small samurai.
good explained
I suppose musical chairs could work if you replaced the chairs wityh more comfortable furniture. Btw, who is going to plat the piano.
I don't thing this comment can upset anybody, so it will stand for the record.
Are you talking about the Mini Cooper or the Mini Skirt? Or the Mini Oh Shame?
Actually, I bough a Mini Clubman GT for my ex wife but she refused to drive it and I ended up with it.
8 Inches? If it was a guy I would have asked him if he was bragging or complaining. I heard those very large jobs were no very efficient. Too much trouble to inflate.
I'm dying to know exactly who it is that came up with the story that it is a sin.
How I can tell you right now, the same advocate of such a monstrous notion are the very same people that are now paying billions of settlement for their acts of infallibility??
We can steer this more to a useful awakening Cat, if we become true to who we are and what we are (thinking animal) yet it doesn't diminish the fact that we are endowed with a gift that is meant to be experienced and enjoy.
I have changed my religion Cat because of these hypocrisy and bigotry shamelessly exhibited by the same judgmental groups.
Yes, I just did not have the guts to identify them. Next I will have the Illuminati on my doorstep.
Funny thing, the bible does not label it as a sin either.
Then there is still hope for you. I lost my faith because of all the pettiness in and around the Church.
The are both important. You need technique to implement size properly.
After all, what good is a big strong halfback if he drops the ball every time they pass it to him. Or a small halfback with good technique for that matter; if the ball is taken from him by the opponents every time.
Gosh! I never knew sport could be so exiting.
But the some like it hot. I think To Curtis and Jack Lemon did.
But then you get guys like Joel Stranski who thought that dropping the ball was the purpose of the game. Ask the All Blacks. They can tell you all about it.
Who is those people?..........
What a topic...hahaha...love everyone's comments...!!!
They were two long gone film stars acting together with Marilyn Monroe in a movie named Some like it hot.
Too cold here for a beer. We must settle for fortified sweet red wine here in Cape Town. Warms you up like nothing else. Ans it must be a BIG glass.
But I'm not cold. I was cold before I opened the bottle of sweet wine.
Cars: medium size, small cars are boring and big cars too expensive.
Skirts: in my case medium as well, I don't do "belts" to me and onlookers around.
Horses: medium again, I'm too tall for a pony and just don't like riding warm bloods, give me a little Welsh Partbred, Arab etc. any day.
Willies: Most definitely technique is more important than size.
Any other questions?
How do you like your steak. Medium or rare? Well done is not an option that you only hear when you did something right.
I like my steak well done and have no problems with praise at appropriate moments.
Are you telling me you eat DEAD animals?
As for me, I feel a good vet must still be able to get him through.
Catch you laters, have to pack again.
Thanks for dropping in.
As we say in Afrikaans; dit hang af!
Good to see you around again.
It is like whenever a new steam locomotive came out. The new one was always Bigger, Better & Faster.