cricket with balls

Thanks to Naly D for pointing this out.

Tagged as: aussies

11 Comments

1. Miriam  •  Nov 8, 2009 @23:19
   

   I am distressed at the lack of apostrophe.

2. Steve  •  Nov 8, 2009 @23:24
   

   Seems to have been a very cunning strategy.

3. Jamie64  •  Nov 9, 2009 @00:00
   

   But Watto soldiers on?

   I suspect a conspiracy…

4. Pete  •  Nov 9, 2009 @00:04
   

   I notice he came good after he became a NSW player

5. Leg Break  •  Nov 9, 2009 @01:28
   

   Well said Mims.

   Ask Jrod where to put it (the apostrophe). Could be like a game of Pin the Tail on the Donkey.
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6. CM  •  Nov 9, 2009 @06:15
   

   There’s also an ‘your’ missing. But I do like how everybody badly wants Watto to be injured.

7. Dustbinner  •  Nov 9, 2009 @08:21
   

   hehe – that’s just too funny.

   As for the apostrophe – my guess is they weren’t sure whether it should be “cricketer’s” or “cricketers’” so decided to leave it out altogether.

   Those of us who notice such things are probably anal anyway.

   I know I am.
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8. jrod  •  Nov 9, 2009 @13:17
   

   Ok biaches. The sign did not allow me to put a ‘ in for some reason. And I ran out of letter space so “your” had to be turfed.

   I am amazed no one mentioned that the stick figure’s head is not attached, surely that is the major error.

9. D Charlton  •  Nov 9, 2009 @16:16
   

   The stick figure’s head is not attached. That seems to be a major error.

10. Vim  •  Nov 9, 2009 @16:48
    

    Shane Watson must be terrified of that sign. He’s due to get gangrene of the ear, or some rare nipple injury. This extended run of injury free play is building up to a horrendous fall from fitness for him.

11. Leg Break  •  Nov 9, 2009 @19:35
    

    Isn’t it a bit spooky how the shadow bears no resemblence to the body?

    Surprised no-one’s brought that up.