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No, Clowns is Stefan and Hannes from Karlsruhe. Their third, Oli, dropped out at the last minute and they asked Iain to play for them.

So Spring Break, Dead Rappers and Call me Daddy all with 3 wins and 1 draw at the top of Group A. London repping hard.

Tigers drew with Dead Rappers! Amazing results to finish off the morning.

If Dead Rappers beat Tigers in the next round, they should go into Sat top of Group A.

Oh wow. Dead Rappers take Cocorico 3 -2. Huge result!

Dead Rappers have Cocorico next, who look in great form having just beaten Iron Ponies.

London's own Otters is playing for Candy Coloured Clowns. Hopefully they can pull something off against a struggling Edisons.

Yeah, not much happening on twitter.

Netto v Tigers now. Hopefully a win for Manchester coming up.

2 -2! Great result for Spring Break, considering CMD were World's and LO Finalists.

Spring Break playing Call Me Daddy now. Should be awesome. Come on London!

Iron Ponies just took Edisons 5 -2. Oh man!

Great idea. Must have this.

my Lo-Pro was the best

Agreed. That Fort was awesome.

I'll be there tonight for throw-ins.

Rouen 2009 - Best polo trip ever.

Polo needs to move to timed games or first to 5. Having both is quite stupid.

^ This is without doubt the most useful thing written on the forum today.

The ambassador doing tricks to entertain the brick lane crowds. That's what it was like in the old days.

I thought Germany had benefited most from being in the Euro, as the Euro was kept low by all the poorer countries, thus making their exports relatively cheap to the rest of the world. If Germany had their own currency, it's value would have skyrocketed by now, meaning more expensive and less exports = slowing down of their economy.

Yep, agree that we aren't in a great situation, with a massive deficit. But let's say we cut £20 billion this year in order to 'reduce the deficit'. If that cut takes even 0.5% off GDP for the year, how much have we lost, net? Or conversely, if we borrow and spend £20 billion this year on infrastructure and jobs, how much extra tax revenue will we generate. Is it worth it? Can't quite get my head round it all.

Anyone have any hard data/strong opinions on whether the austerity measures will actually help the UK economy? The theory goes that making hard cuts in a recession slows down the economy, thus getting deeper into debt, whereas an increase in spending will increase growth, increase revenue etc.

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This is my bike arriving in Barcelona. I had my bike bag ready, but asked at check-in if I could wheel it on as is. The girl at the counter called a baggage handler, who asked if he could ride it onto the plane. I was like 'whatever you like mate, just look after it'. Turned out alright in the end.

Im there from 10ish.

Are there team games at Downs tomorrow morning (Sunday) or can a brother get a game?
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