They are not even the worst.LAD. Woyayyyy LAD, get them bets on CASH OUT LIKE A LAD. All the goals all the time CASH BOOM. LAD.
They are not even the worst.LAD. Woyayyyy LAD, get them bets on CASH OUT LIKE A LAD. All the goals all the time CASH BOOM. LAD.
that is ingrained in my mind now..that everytime someone asks me that question, I respond with that. The icing on the cake is when an Indian asks me that and I go 'Boss, India mein to fogg chal raha hain"Sounds worse than Kya chal raha hai? FOGG chal raha hai
Glad I'm not alonePfft, what sort of cricket fan are you.......when that happens as if you wait for it to empty. Many's a time I've run out of the toilet with my dick in my hand and piss spraying everywhere
It was even worse watching the Pakistan v West Indies game on the Asian-language channel, which had the same one advert for every over break.When watching a days cricket means having to sit through the same 4 betting adverts time and time again.
Dilli me smog chal raha hai.that is ingrained in my mind now..that everytime someone asks me that question, I respond with that. The icing on the cake is when an Indian asks me that and I go 'Boss, India mein to fogg chal raha hain"
haThe worst is when you switch on the TV, there's an extra long advertising break and you **** yourself wondering whether a wicket has just fallen.
Used to happen to me all the time if I was maybe 5 mins late tuning in to day 1. The openers have ticked off a couple of singles and I get all excited because the scoreboard shows 0/2 before I realise that the openers are still in and everything in Australia is upside down.The latter happened a lot to me yesterday given Australia lost multiple wickets before reaching double figures.
Or when the opposition are 200 for 1, so you watch something else for a bit hoping that'll get a wicket (nearly always works). You turn back, see the advert, celebrate thinking you've done it, only for it to be a drinks break.The worst is when you switch on the TV, there's an extra long advertising break and you **** yourself wondering whether a wicket has just fallen.
That lawyer's advert?It was even worse watching the Pakistan v West Indies game on the Asian-language channel, which had the same one advert for every over break.
If you were watching Australia, that's just probability at work.I have a habit of turning on the TV to see either the slow-mo of a wicket or the new batsman marking his guard. It's happened three or four times in a match.
Also applies to Alex ObandaYou could have just said "watching Carl Hooper"
I only saw it once. But I can't remember if I was watching it that day or another one???It was incredibly annoying yesterday having to watch the Dave Warner OLED ad all day after his dreadful dismissal in the first over. That **** should be banned from airing for the rest of the day if he gets out for less than a century.
What do you mean here?Too much sharing.
He meant he didn't exactly want to hear about Adders making it rainWhat do you mean here?