Thjose are mostly Samoans.Originally Posted by milespenhall-texas-
Yes. And they play offensive/defensive line. I have personal friends who played BYU football and went on to the NFL. A 6'6" 325 lbs. Pacific Islander who can outrun a jungle cat doesn't invite much challenge from me.
Thjose are mostly Samoans.
Yes. True, but rugby is a sport the Maori people excel in, correct? Same type of sport.
Now we are with the program.
Not the same type of sport. Don't ever compare Rugby to American Football. Rugby is gods summer sport.
*greek gaydar spikes*
The whole Maori thing intrigued me. I love learning about different people online. What I'm reading so far is pretty cool.
I bet you didn't know Don Rickles, Gene Wilder, and Lionel Ritchie were Maori too?
(Sorry when I saw this picture it was too good to pass by)
<sigh> Hot Lips, do a search on Youtube for Haka.
It is the traditional Maori challenge to combat, the All Blacks rugby team perform it most games.
It is not something to make fun of. It is in some senses a religious ritual, designed to conjure the spirits of ancestors both to witness the contest and strengthen the combatant.
It is not just the Maori who have this ritual. Many animist cultures do. Especially in the Pacific Islands.
The VMI Rugby team performs it before matches as well.
Why must you ruin everything?
This is like all of those chick movies
"When Ngati met Hottie"
"You've Got Hate Mail"
"Threadless in Seattle".....
When the Haka is done properly it can be very frightening and menacing. It always sends a shiver down my spine when i hear it.
When the Haka is done properly it can be very frightening and menacing.
what in the world is the haka.
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