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Lou Hedley....my gawd....

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305to954 said:
Oh he a Aussie..he gonna head butt and drop kick a couple folks
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Aussie’s are legit tough. I get it, too. Australia was a continent where the Brits would send their degenerates and ppl worthy of a death penalty. So yeah, they tough. Lol. Plus, the world’s most dangerous animals are primarily over there.
 
Rellyrell said:
Aussie’s are legit tough. I get it, too. Australia was a continent where the Brits would send their degenerates and ppl worthy of a death penalty. So yeah, they tough. Lol. Plus, the world’s most dangerous animals are primarily over there.
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All manner of crazy animals that can kill you in Australia. World's most venomous snakes and spiders, venomous marine snails, box jelly fish, blue ringed octopus, saltwater crocodile, sharks, stonefish, kangaroos... they even have the most dangerous bird on the planet (Google cassowaries). But the toughest animal in Australia is the Aussie himself.

Back when I lived on that side of the world, I worked with a bunch of Australian ex-pats. A few of us also trained MMA and/or other martial arts, so it was pretty common for post-work happy hours to turn into drunken bare-handed sparring sessions. Then, right back to drinks like it's all good. A little blood? "Oh, no worries, mate. It was a fair go. Next pint's on me." Legitimately some of the most randomly tough guys I have met, regardless of upbringing or profession.
 
For someone with a background in Australian Rules Football he doesn't seek out contact like Bosher or the fat kid from Penn State.
 
No_Fly_Zone said:
All manner of crazy animals that can kill you in Australia. World's most venomous snakes and spiders, venomous marine snails, box jelly fish, blue ringed octopus, saltwater crocodile, sharks, stonefish, kangaroos... they even have the most dangerous bird on the planet (Google cassowaries). But the toughest animal in Australia is the Aussie himself.

Back when I lived on that side of the world, I worked with a bunch of Australian ex-pats. A few of us also trained MMA and/or other martial arts, so it was pretty common for post-work happy hours to turn into drunken bare-handed sparring sessions. Then, right back to drinks like it's all good. A little blood? "Oh, no worries, mate. It was a fair go. Next pint's on me." Legitimately some of the most randomly tough guys I have met, regardless of upbringing or profession.
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You left out stingrays. One of them killed the guy who played with crocodiles for fun.
 
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Billy D Williams said:
As long as they don't have him doing that run and punt BS. Punt the ball like NFL punters.
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Don’t worry, everyone in the NFL will be doing it soon. They’re always a few years behind college. Rugby style punting gives your coverage unit an extra 3 or 4 seconds to get down field rather than just kicking it away as fast as possible.
 
DTP said:
Don’t worry, everyone in the NFL will be doing it soon. They’re always a few years behind college. Rugby style punting gives your coverage unit an extra 3 or 4 seconds to get down field rather than just kicking it away as fast as possible.
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Also no returns
 
You gotta love those Māori Pacific Island customs and tribal art. My oldest son played in my old NAIA conference his team had a few Samoan's; their bad *** FB taught the team a HAKA.

 


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