Re: Foosball!
From Bill Taylor <mat...@math.canterbury.ac.nz>
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· 16 Jan 2002 03:53 · View full thread
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anonymous@bogus_address.con writes:
|> In the rest of the world, 'football' refers to the game of 'soccer'
RUBBISH!
In New Zealand and Wales, football means rugby union; in Queensland and
New South Wales, it means rugby league, and in the rest of Australia it
means Aussie rules; in South Africa it depends what colour your skin is.
Anyway, here's a much better foosball table game than that other one...
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Dunno who the artist was tho'...
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