Thursday, April 20, 2006
Bloody hell - he's done a Gillespie!
Or so we thought….
Just after lunch on the fourth day of the rain interrupted Second Test, we were treated to the somewhat surreal event of Australia fast bowler, Jason Gillespie, knocking up a double-ton.
For sure, Dizzy-Gillespie is no rabbit and has often performed stirling deeds stopping up one end when the middle order has mostly failed. But a double hundred – notwithstanding it being against Bangladesh – is really quite an accomplishment.
In honour of this feat, Australia now has a new colloquialism – “Doing a Gillespie”.
When you have performed way beyond your and your colleague’s expectations, you are now said to “have done a Gillespie”.
Ironically, that’s just how I feel right now, having landed a job in the Corporate Web Team, in so doing, jumping a massive three pay grades ($20,000)!
Anyway, check out this scorecard.
Whoh, freaky..
Bloody hell - he's done a Gillespie!
Posted by Living with Matilda at 9:33 PM
Or so we thought….
Just after lunch on the fourth day of the rain interrupted Second Test, we were treated to the somewhat surreal event of Australia fast bowler, Jason Gillespie, knocking up a double-ton.
For sure, Dizzy-Gillespie is no rabbit and has often performed stirling deeds stopping up one end when the middle order has mostly failed. But a double hundred – notwithstanding it being against Bangladesh – is really quite an accomplishment.
In honour of this feat, Australia now has a new colloquialism – “Doing a Gillespie”.
When you have performed way beyond your and your colleague’s expectations, you are now said to “have done a Gillespie”.
Ironically, that’s just how I feel right now, having landed a job in the Corporate Web Team, in so doing, jumping a massive three pay grades ($20,000)!
Anyway, check out this scorecard.
Whoh, freaky..
Posted by Living with Matilda at 9:33 PM
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