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Terrific news to see you becoming an international pundit, KC.
My happiness for you will not turn to envy unless or until you are also commissioned to provide copy for the Mumbai Mirror “Ask The Sexpert” section.
Looking most kingly in that article o King. http://wp.me/pEv9Z-2rB
Flattered to have achieved a Ceci-Photoshop level of infamy.
He’s a Renaissance man, I’ve always said that he’s a Renaissance man.
Classic, Ceci.
Henry VI, surely?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a6/HenryVIofEngland.JPG
VII
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/people/henry_vii/
I refuse to believe that picture is a cheerier version of anything. Other than grim, black death.
Wonderful work, Ceci!
Ceci, that is glorious. Hats very much off.
A poor second to Ian Bell for facial hair in Top Trumps.
KC has an article in a Sri Lankan newspaper a few weeks back and now i came across this :- England: Timid, terrified, confused. Paralysed by fear. The culture is all wrong and the culture comes from the top. And those at the top in English cricket talk a lot of nonsense. It is often joked that English is only Peter Moores’ second language with his first being management garbage.
As Alex Bowden of King Cricket put it,
“
What do England do? Bring in a zombie and drop a zombie or stick with the zombies they’ve got.
”
Maybe promotion to Emperor one day soon.
We had a piece in a Sri Lankan newspaper?
First we’ve heard of it.
I think KC looked a bit like Henry VI when he was younger but he looks a lot more like Henry VII now, i think that is how ancient history works. I was just researching the Tardigrades, well worth a quick look on google, absolutely no connection but what a creature!
They look like living vacuum bags.
Your link led me to this – http://www.mumbaimirror.com/mumbai/cover-story/Metro-III-will-eat-up-grounds-across-the-city/articleshow/46568475.cms
Imitating the worst of England by reducing open grounds available for cricket.
Eating up whole cricket grounds.
I sense a great movie title:
Metro III – Invasion of the Giant Tardigrades.
“In a world where micro becomes macro and water-dwelling becomes ground-eating, only one hero can save our beloved cricket…”
Starring Alex Bowden (as in “bow tie”) as Alex Bowden (as in “bow down”).
Featuring the Court for Arbitration of Sport playing a tardigrade.