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Pigs and poofs Those pretty-boy backs, irritate forwards packs, 'cause the girls find the forwards less scrummy. While the backs spit the tantrum, (Do they need Conbantrum?) no forward has yet thrown a dummy. And if you're a looker, slim chance you're a hooker, who're mostly good value and fun. If you're one who prances, you're picked with the dancers, But crickey, can those ladies run! But they'll look like a goose if their steps have no use. In the short term they might think they're clever. Any true Rugby man knows the need for a plan, so don't think you can wing it forever. The change-room is scattered with bruised and the battered; it's not just the ego's were dented. After yet one more loss, those backs don't give a toss. But the forwards are not so well centred. (c) MrsMyth, TJ McGowan |
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