Rincewind
Philosopher
Either there is evidence or there is belief.
And the central part of belief = "lie"!
I wrote this before, but nobody seemed to notice...
Either there is evidence or there is belief.
And if God exists miracles are possible.
Incomprehensible?Best explanation of Cricket I've ever read but did the NT writers have something to do with the rules because the style seems similar?
Incomprehensible?
If that's the best explaination, I'll never learn that damned game. I'll stick to something easy, like field theory.
Oh, it's like Axis and Allies with a bat, ball and some funny sticks then?It's possibly more incomprehensible -
Sometimes a game can last for five days - and still not finish!
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Hmmm. Hmmmmmmmmmm. I think this may be the best Evidence for Why We Know the New Testament Writers Told the Truth that I've seen in this thread. For is not cricket played on the Ground of the Lord? And are His ways not mysterious, much like the rules of cricket?
I'm seriously considering conversion.
I just want somebody to tell me how they decide who bats first and who fields first - flip a coin? arm wrestle? sword fight? game of "chicken" on skateboards?
It's possibly more incomprehensible -
Sometimes a game can last for five days - and still not finish!
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It gets worse, they play on a square, which is actually a rectangle, at the Oval.
Don't even ask about positions!!!
Sometimes a game can last for five days - and still not finish!
Silly mid-off? Bloody stupid short leg?
.Incomprehensible?
If that's the best explaination, I'll never learn that damned game. I'll stick to something easy, like field theory.
Oh, it's like Axis and Allies with a bat, ball and some funny sticks then?
<Bones> It's worse than that Jim. </Bones>
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Yes.One thing I've always wondered, do off and on fielding positions swap over if you have a left handed batsman?
Yes.
Ten,Thank you.
Now name the 11* ways of getting out...
* I think it's 11.