The tale of two emotions

dillinger10 · 04-15-2016, 02:23 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

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The tale of two emotions: Cook in immense pain and Root doing his best to suppress his laughter. I bet Cookie wishes he had been wearing one of Faf du Plessis' beast boxes.



#2
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA ... thank goodness he is French.

Lets see what Noreht have to say about ancestry on this matter !

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I think Faf has the right idea, you can never be too careful Smile

#4
Ouch !  i can only recall seeing stars in broad daylight  !  :-[

#5
why do people laugh when this happens?

#6
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=103773.msg689568#msg689568 date=1460737223]
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA ... thank goodness he is French.
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[quote author=ketchim link=topic=103820.msg689972#msg689972 date=1461006801]
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAA ....  Happy Birthday !
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[quote author=Mail link=topic=103820.msg690025#msg690025 date=1461018947]
Despicable! Call yourself a Muslim?
To be so unkind to people generally is inhumane and inconsistent with your faith.
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poster Mail got personal with me on this one with Phil Simmons !

Do NOT Laugh ...keep your sense of humour to self ...

Mail would be extremely disappointed with Joe Root in dill's Video above.

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[size=10pt]Cook in immense pain and Root doing his best to suppress his laughter[/size].
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[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=103773.msg690224#msg690224 date=1461088367]
[size=10pt]why do people laugh when this happens?[/size]
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#7
Man that certainly does hurt. I can feel the pain even from here. And root trying poorly to contain his laughter, Cook must be wishing to see Root burning.

#8
[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=103773.msg690224#msg690224 date=1461088367]
why do people laugh when this happens?
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Good question but despite the excruciating pain it sort of looks funny...... especially when it is the skipper.

At least the protection these days are pretty good.

Aawch....

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