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RIP Jonah Lomu 
Such a humbling experience that a man of his stature can die so early because of disease. He was just 40
The first time i saw him was in a national geographic documentary where they were explaining newtons law on the force jonah lomu generates from his mass and acceleration. 6'6, 116 kgs, and 100m in 10.28... Absolutely wrecking ball
inb4 massaro ruins another sport and memory by pretending he has been watching lomu from 1995 world cup and posts youtube vids
http://www.bbc.com/sport/rugby-union/34853536
Such a humbling experience that a man of his stature can die so early because of disease. He was just 40
The first time i saw him was in a national geographic documentary where they were explaining newtons law on the force jonah lomu generates from his mass and acceleration. 6'6, 116 kgs, and 100m in 10.28... Absolutely wrecking ball
inb4 massaro ruins another sport and memory by pretending he has been watching lomu from 1995 world cup and posts youtube vids
http://www.bbc.com/sport/rugby-union/34853536
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making history within months of taking over England. First the grand slam and now first series win against Australia in their history. Every last one of them looks like a new player. Other than Brown (he sucks). Haskell, Robshaw, Farell. Finally , an English sports team that isn't a total joke. Australia on the other hand have looked so damn rusty. I want to put it down to first test of the season but their decision making especially in penalties has been so poor. 
