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Why do you Americans hate cricket

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  • R Roger Wright

    Mark Nischalke wrote: "The intelligence necessary to play the game diminishes proportionaly to the size of the ball". He was talking about golf. That's why I play with marbles and BB guns.:-D

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    Roger Wright wrote: That's why I play with marbles I used to but lost most of mine

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    • S Simon Walton

      I'm British, and I hate cricket. You'll probably find that most people do. :) Simon Following an eye test, I have discovered that I do not need pointdexter-style glasses with 6-inch thick steel frames in order to continue staring at my monitor. How gutted am I? Sonork ID 100.10024

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      He's right, I'm British and I hate the game. I don't know anyone who watches or plays it either. Although I enjoy golf and snooker, 2 sports which can fairly span time, I fail to see even a pulse of excitment in cricket. Do they not just have to smack around ball for 5 days? :-D It ain't what you know that matters. Uncle Monkey

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      • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

        My friends asked me how I enjoyed my vacation and I told them that I watched and played as much cricket as I could. So their reply was "Cricket it is worse then watching wet paint dry". I donot get it. Cricket is more thrilling then any other gain invented by mankind. Watching Baseball or Football is not even half as thrilling or exciting as watching cricket. I think any impartial non American would agree with me on that.

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        Rama, I've never seen cricket played. I know nothing of the rules. I don't hate it, i know nothing of it! Yeah, i could watch it on pay-per-view, but it is insanely expensive. :( If you want to write an article "Cricket for ignorant Americans", go right ahead :-D --------_**

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          He's right, I'm British and I hate the game. I don't know anyone who watches or plays it either. Although I enjoy golf and snooker, 2 sports which can fairly span time, I fail to see even a pulse of excitment in cricket. Do they not just have to smack around ball for 5 days? :-D It ain't what you know that matters. Uncle Monkey

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          >>He's right, I'm British and I hate the game Probably becuase the England team is sucking for quite some time now. :)

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            Rama, I've never seen cricket played. I know nothing of the rules. I don't hate it, i know nothing of it! Yeah, i could watch it on pay-per-view, but it is insanely expensive. :( If you want to write an article "Cricket for ignorant Americans", go right ahead :-D --------_**

            I don't think that I'm a sell-out but I do "Enjoy Coke!"...

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            -- Bloodhound Gang, The Inevitable Return Of The Great White Dope

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            Rama Krishna Vavilala
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            >>"Cricket for ignorant Americans" That's a great idea but Issac Sasson might be the right man to do it. He is an expert in writing such articles:)

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            • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

              >>He's right, I'm British and I hate the game Probably becuase the England team is sucking for quite some time now. :)

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              Well not really. Firstly I'm not English, secondly does England even have a cricket team anymore? I thought everyone got fed up beating them all the time and they just gave up :P It ain't what you know that matters. Uncle Monkey

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              • U Uncle Monkey

                He's right, I'm British and I hate the game. I don't know anyone who watches or plays it either. Although I enjoy golf and snooker, 2 sports which can fairly span time, I fail to see even a pulse of excitment in cricket. Do they not just have to smack around ball for 5 days? :-D It ain't what you know that matters. Uncle Monkey

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                Uncle Monkey wrote: Although I enjoy golf and snooker, 2 sports which can fairly span time Good god, you share my exact unusual taste in sports viewing! :-D Simon Following an eye test, I have discovered that I do not need pointdexter-style glasses with 6-inch thick steel frames in order to continue staring at my monitor. How gutted am I? Sonork ID 100.10024

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                • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

                  My friends asked me how I enjoyed my vacation and I told them that I watched and played as much cricket as I could. So their reply was "Cricket it is worse then watching wet paint dry". I donot get it. Cricket is more thrilling then any other gain invented by mankind. Watching Baseball or Football is not even half as thrilling or exciting as watching cricket. I think any impartial non American would agree with me on that.

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                  Hare Rama :) ,most of them do not know what you where talking about. Probably they would think immly of the insect rather than the game :-) Kannan

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                  • K Kannan Kalyanaraman

                    Hare Rama :) ,most of them do not know what you where talking about. Probably they would think immly of the insect rather than the game :-) Kannan

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                    Rama Krishna Vavilala
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                    >>Hare Rama :laugh:

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                    • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

                      My friends asked me how I enjoyed my vacation and I told them that I watched and played as much cricket as I could. So their reply was "Cricket it is worse then watching wet paint dry". I donot get it. Cricket is more thrilling then any other gain invented by mankind. Watching Baseball or Football is not even half as thrilling or exciting as watching cricket. I think any impartial non American would agree with me on that.

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                      Cricket sucks. Football sucks. Baseball sucks. Give me a comfy chair, a fast internet connection, an IDE and a few good books any day. Christian The tragedy of cyberspace - that so much can travel so far, and yet mean so little. And you don't spend much time with the opposite sex working day and night, unless the pizza delivery person happens to be young, cute, single and female. I can assure you, I've consumed more than a programmer's allotment of pizza, and these conditions have never aligned. - Christopher Duncan - 18/04/2002

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