I picked up a good bet that day,he was a special in the bog
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I picked up a good bet that day,he was a special in the bog
happy_tiger
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What a theme song up there with the Great Escape
With a cast like that you know you are getting a quality movie.
Legend is used too many times .
But then there's Ken Rosewall.
Happy birthday to this Aussie tennis legend - Ken Rosewall.
Here's some interesting stats:
Total matches played: 2521
Total matches won: 1811
And he remains the only male tennis player to win Grand Slam singles titles in three separate decades 1950s, 60s and 70s, won 23 major singles titles (8 Grand Slam and 15 Pro Slam titles) and 147 career titles overall.
Australian tennis legend, Ken Rosewall celebrated his 92nd birthday on 2 November.
Affectionately nicknamed "Muscles", the Sydney-born icon has been flooded with tributes from across the sporting world.
But then there's Ken Rosewall.
Happy birthday to this Aussie tennis legend - Ken Rosewall.
Here's some interesting stats:
Total matches played: 2521
Total matches won: 1811
And he remains the only male tennis player to win Grand Slam singles titles in three separate decades 1950s, 60s and 70s, won 23 major singles titles (8 Grand Slam and 15 Pro Slam titles) and 147 career titles overall.
Australian tennis legend, Ken Rosewall celebrated his 92nd birthday on 2 November.
Affectionately nicknamed "Muscles", the Sydney-born icon has been flooded with tributes from across the sporting world.
There was a time when nurses had a strict uniform and behaviour code and lived in
the nurses’ quarters under curfew.
A nurse’s life was completely controlled by the matron who ruled the hospital with an iron fist in those days.
Nurses were strictly supervised at all times and were required to be in their quarters every night by 10 pm.
the nurses’ quarters under curfew.
A nurse’s life was completely controlled by the matron who ruled the hospital with an iron fist in those days.
Nurses were strictly supervised at all times and were required to be in their quarters every night by 10 pm.
