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9/14/2015 7:58:14 PM
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I believe It's pronounced like that rugby dance the all blacks do before games hah (like when the doctor tells you to open and say aaaaah) kuh (like huh)
English
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Edited by QueCyraCyra: 9/14/2015 8:22:47 PMThe New Zealand black shirt Hakka... F*ck that'd be scary going against those guys....I'd really feel sorry for poor Americans if they even tried it since their version of rugby is played with armour. [spoiler]side note, generally pity anyone going against the New Zealand black shirts but I specified Americans since they don't have or know much about rugby at all... But then again the Scottish and the Welsh rugby teams as well.... （；゜０゜）[/spoiler]
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They played some Americans in Philly last year I was there.. Americans were outclassed but it was still a great, brutal match. Great sportsmanship.
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Ah yes it's a brutes sport played by gentlemen
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I live in the U.S. I played college rugby it's actually pretty popular here now I traveled a few times although we had basically no funding
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Ok sounds fun, I knew some places at least knew of it which is why didn't outright say it was completely foreign to America
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I wasn't offended or anything. I was a winger but I wasn't that great. I always had this problem with depth perception where I could never catch a ball coming straight down at me it was frustrating haha. My coach said too many video games. That was no doubt valid haha.
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Nah it was more likely you were in the wrong position, if you weren't doing well with winging on the sides then you should have switched with some one to take the advance since the ball can only be passed sideways or behind. You might have found it easier like that so depth perception didn't factor in too much
