Yes. My sons car was red and was totalled while parked. It's like it's a beacon or something.@Pushka I had more near misses on the road in my bright red car than either of my other cars. Apparently it was invisible
Red cars are invisible.@Pushka I had more near misses on the road in my bright red car than either of my other cars. Apparently it was invisible
Especially if you are colour blind.
There's no colour racism for Brisbane drivers. Just blind.
Line uttered by an obvious d-h'd of a journalist in the UK. Shows a complete and utter (or naive) lack of knowledge of real world systems. And he's just going on and on about it.
First game sold out in 30 minutes.
Silly game. WTF are we importing american "sport" into Australia?
I think we imported Rugby League and AFL into America. I think there's that round in Vegas for the NRL every year.
Yes, also silly. That was more about gambling and the US governments didn't subsidise the deal unlike here.I think we imported Rugby League and AFL into America. I think there's that round in Vegas for the NRL every year.
At least there's no sports tariffs
30000 visitors (allegedly) to Melbourne probably makes it a good spend.
Well in theory, we've imported rugby union, rugby league, soccer, and even cricket into Australia. AFL is our only home grown sport, as anyone in the southern states will tell you
The US surprisingly has a long history with cricket. An English team toured there in 1859 (https://www.dreamcricket.com/articl...e-first-english-cricket-tour-of-north-america), hosted by the St George Cricket Club of New York (St George's Cricket Club - Wikipedia) It's a pity they got involved in those other silly sports like baseball rather than a 'proper' bat and ball game like cricket.
