EnterTheVoid Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Afretard is special, as in slow, retarded, dumbphork special :winky:
Malcolm Merlyn Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Anyone who joins a forum to defend Afridi has to come form you know where. y they always try to hide their identity........jus like their player team and govt........... afretatd will be found out in SA...........even though he avgs a paltry 23 in odis in SA his avg is a pathetic 17
newmanthepunter Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 anyone remember afridi vs Srt in chennai 1998?
Malcolm Merlyn Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 anyone remember afridi vs Srt in chennai 1998? if u r trying to say afridi better than SRT..............i dont even feel like laughing at you
newmanthepunter Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 if u r trying to say afridi better than SRT..............i dont even feel like laughing at you man keep ur imagination to urself , coz its pathetic..:finger: I was jus trying to compare the innings not the batsmen.
vvvslaxman Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 anyone remember afridi vs Srt in chennai 1998? All these "new punter fans" are bound to come from lollywood :cantstop:
King Tendulkar Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 The fascination paks have with the pants afridi is mind boggling and worrying. He is a serioulsy average and some would say below average player, who regularly dissapoints and lets his country down. Yet they hype, praise and laud him!!!!!! If they were coming on and praising Imran Khan, the 2 Ws, Miandad and to a lesser extent Inzi/moyo then that would be acceptable and not total maddness. But to praise the awful afridi is an example of how far pak cricket has fallen and how brain dead paks are!
saneindian Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 The Afridi's since the 2007 world cup, have scored 519 runs in 32 matches at an average of 20 and have taken 36 wicketa at an avg of 40. Yes Afridis are the all rounder we Indians fear the most. LOL Since 2007 world cup, Afridis have scored 100 odd runs at an avg of 23 and taken 7 wickets@63 in 8 odis against India. Now we fear the Afridis even more.
Sachinism Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 The fascination paks have with the pants afridi is mind boggling and worrying. He is a serioulsy average and some would say below average player, who regularly dissapoints and lets his country down. Yet they hype, praise and laud him!!!!!! If they were coming on and praising Imran Khan, the 2 Ws, Miandad and to a lesser extent Inzi/moyo then that would be acceptable and not total maddness. But to praise the awful afridi is an example of how far pak cricket has fallen and how brain dead paks are! Trying to explain to his fans on padois sites how crap and brainless Afridi is, reminds me of the Frank Grimes episode in Simpsons.
Ram Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 The fascination paks have with the pants afridi is mind boggling and worrying. He is a serioulsy average and some would say below average player, who regularly dissapoints and lets his country down. Yet they hype, praise and laud him!!!!!! If they were coming on and praising Imran Khan, the 2 Ws, Miandad and to a lesser extent Inzi/moyo then that would be acceptable and not total maddness. But to praise the awful afridi is an example of how far pak cricket has fallen and how brain dead paks are! I know the reason why. He is the player who connects the best with a big proportion of Pakistani fans through his animal instincts and the so called wild side. I recently read somewhere the certain activities like the Bull run in Pamplona, Spain are so popular because it helps man recreate some of the primeval instincts in his brain. When the bull chases those people, it creates a sensation very similar to that of a lion or tiger chasing humans thousands of years ago, when he was still in his first stage of evolution, living in the wild and hunting for food. It seems those sensations are still mapped in the human brain and when re-created, gives us some sort of raw bliss. Afridi has a very similar effect on Pakistanis. For him, cricket isn’t a game of skill, its game to see who can swing the hardest. When he picks up a bat everytime, he doesn’t see it as a bat, but as a club. Unfortunately, other humans has moved far past those basic instincts and evolved into intelligent beings capable of something other animals aren’t capable of – The process of thought. Remarkably, a big proportion of Pakistanis seem to have missed this significant milestone in human evolution, seeing that most of them cant think past ‘phaaaaaaaaaaaaaaast’, ‘mph, kph…’etc. So, they couldn’t care less if he loses them a million matches with brain-dead attitude, but if he connects the odd swing and lands the ball outside the stadium or rips in a hard/fast through from deep mid-wicket, even if it was only for a comfortable single, that makes their day.
Sachinism Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 I know the reason why. He is the player who connects the best with a big proportion of Pakistani fans through his animal instincts and the so called wild side. I recently read somewhere the certain activities like the Bull run in Pamplona, Spain are so popular because it helps man recreate some of the primeval instincts in his brain. When the bull chases those people, it creates a sensation very similar to that of a lion or tiger chasing humans thousands of years ago, when he was still in his first stage of evolution, living in the wild and hunting for food. It seems those sensations are still mapped in the human brain and when re-created, gives us some sort of raw bliss. Afridi has a very similar effect on Pakistanis. For him, cricket isn’t a game of skill, its game to see who can swing the hardest. When he picks up a bat everytime, he doesn’t see it as a bat, but as a club. Unfortunately, other humans has moved far past those basic instincts and evolved into intelligent beings capable of something other animals aren’t capable of – The process of thought. Remarkably, a big proportion of Pakistanis seem to have missed this significant milestone in human evolution, seeing that most of them cant think past ‘phaaaaaaaaaaaaaaast’, ‘mph, kph…’etc. So, they couldn’t care less if he loses them a million matches with brain-dead attitude, but if he connects the odd swing and lands the ball outside the stadium or rips in a hard/fast through from deep mid-wicket, even if it was only for a comfortable single, that makes their day. :haha::haha: very well explained Sir :hatsoff:
The Outsider Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 I know the reason why. He is the player who connects the best with a big proportion of Pakistani fans through his animal instincts and the so called wild side. I recently read somewhere the certain activities like the Bull run in Pamplona, Spain are so popular because it helps man recreate some of the primeval instincts in his brain. When the bull chases those people, it creates a sensation very similar to that of a lion or tiger chasing humans thousands of years ago, when he was still in his first stage of evolution, living in the wild and hunting for food. It seems those sensations are still mapped in the human brain and when re-created, gives us some sort of raw bliss. Afridi has a very similar effect on Pakistanis. For him, cricket isn’t a game of skill, its game to see who can swing the hardest. When he picks up a bat everytime, he doesn’t see it as a bat, but as a club. Unfortunately, other humans has moved far past those basic instincts and evolved into intelligent beings capable of something other animals aren’t capable of – The process of thought. Remarkably, a big proportion of Pakistanis seem to have missed this significant milestone in human evolution, seeing that most of them cant think past ‘phaaaaaaaaaaaaaaast’, ‘mph, kph…’etc. So, they couldn’t care less if he loses them a million matches with brain-dead attitude, but if he connects the odd swing and lands the ball outside the stadium or rips in a hard/fast through from deep mid-wicket, even if it was only for a comfortable single, that makes their day. Oh Lord!!! :laugh:
patriot Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 The brainless ( typical of ) Pathan..was a riot with fans after this achievement. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FEsCl18NXI]YouTube - AFRIDI HIT A 12 RUN SHOT on the Roof[/ame]
Aadhavzone Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 guyz.... many here hate afridi, but he is in top 3 Super Selector picks! why? :mad:
Rajiv Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Maris should be India's External Minister, he can be all calm and pull the mickey outta pakistanis even w/o them realizing it
The Outsider Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Maris should be India's External Minister' date=' he can be all calm and pull the mickey outta pakistanis even w/o them realizing it[/quote'] Yeah, but Morriz might need some help trying to figure out which side of the border Pakistan and China are first. :giggle:
DomainK Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 I know the reason why. He is the player who connects the best with a big proportion of Pakistani fans through his animal instincts and the so called wild side. I recently read somewhere the certain activities like the Bull run in Pamplona, Spain are so popular because it helps man recreate some of the primeval instincts in his brain. When the bull chases those people, it creates a sensation very similar to that of a lion or tiger chasing humans thousands of years ago, when he was still in his first stage of evolution, living in the wild and hunting for food. It seems those sensations are still mapped in the human brain and when re-created, gives us some sort of raw bliss. Afridi has a very similar effect on Pakistanis. For him, cricket isn’t a game of skill, its game to see who can swing the hardest. When he picks up a bat everytime, he doesn’t see it as a bat, but as a club. Unfortunately, other humans has moved far past those basic instincts and evolved into intelligent beings capable of something other animals aren’t capable of – The process of thought. Remarkably, a big proportion of Pakistanis seem to have missed this significant milestone in human evolution, seeing that most of them cant think past ‘phaaaaaaaaaaaaaaast’, ‘mph, kph…’etc. So, they couldn’t care less if he loses them a million matches with brain-dead attitude, but if he connects the odd swing and lands the ball outside the stadium or rips in a hard/fast through from deep mid-wicket, even if it was only for a comfortable single, that makes their day. :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
Ram Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Maris should be India's External Minister' date=' he can be all calm and pull the mickey outta pakistanis even w/o them realizing it[/quote'] Yeah' date=' but Morriz might need some help trying to figure out which side of the border Pakistan and China are first. :giggle:[/quote'] Its Marirs! :hitler:
Mr. Wicket Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Yeah' date=' but Morriz might need some help trying to figure out which side of the border Pakistan and China are first. :giggle:[/quote'] I lulzed. :giggle:
Shane Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 I know the reason why. He is the player who connects the best with a big proportion of Pakistani fans through his animal instincts and the so called wild side. I recently read somewhere the certain activities like the Bull run in Pamplona, Spain are so popular because it helps man recreate some of the primeval instincts in his brain. When the bull chases those people, it creates a sensation very similar to that of a lion or tiger chasing humans thousands of years ago, when he was still in his first stage of evolution, living in the wild and hunting for food. It seems those sensations are still mapped in the human brain and when re-created, gives us some sort of raw bliss. Afridi has a very similar effect on Pakistanis. For him, cricket isn’t a game of skill, its game to see who can swing the hardest. When he picks up a bat everytime, he doesn’t see it as a bat, but as a club. Unfortunately, other humans has moved far past those basic instincts and evolved into intelligent beings capable of something other animals aren’t capable of – The process of thought. Remarkably, a big proportion of Pakistanis seem to have missed this significant milestone in human evolution, seeing that most of them cant think past ‘phaaaaaaaaaaaaaaast’, ‘mph, kph…’etc. So, they couldn’t care less if he loses them a million matches with brain-dead attitude, but if he connects the odd swing and lands the ball outside the stadium or rips in a hard/fast through from deep mid-wicket, even if it was only for a comfortable single, that makes their day. :cantstop: Pwnage, We always knew this about our Neighbours, but i guess its the First Time someone's put it into the Proper Context.
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