General Knowledge!

[jim360]

Yep, 84%.  They have a winning record against every country they have played, and have never lost to Ireland, Scotland and a number of other countries.

In comparison, the Yankees have an overall win percentage of about 57%, the Dolphins and Cowboys (gridiron) around 57%, Manchester United (soccer) 62%, Montreal Candiens (hockey) 61%, L.A. Lakers (basketball) 61%, Australian Cricket 65%, Kentucky (college hoops) 76%, Michigan (college football) 74% and the Brazilian soccer team is somewhere between 70-75% I believe.

In that respect the All blacks remind me of the Hungarian football (soccer ) team of the early 50's - played 32, won 28, lost 1. The only loss was the World Cup final, 1954. Best team never to have won the World Cup.

The All blacks seem to have a similarly disappointing record when it comes to World Cup, what with constantly finishing 2nd, 3rd or 4th.

[Marty]

Bruinx?

What this highly sensible person said.

[-Ajax-]

bump

[BFM_Kiwi]

Update:  While we wait on BruinX, the All Blacks now at 85% after winning 18 of their last 19 matches.

South Africa is 2nd at 63%.  Mother England at 53% and Australia 52%

[MrMxyzptlk]

Update:  While we wait on BruinX, the All Blacks now at 85% after winning 18 of their last 19 matches.

South Africa is 2nd at 63%.  Mother England at 53% and Australia 52%

Sooooo, I take it there is a plethora of other, unnamed teams that are losing a lot because they can't ALL be above the 50% win mark! . . .

 

[BFM_Kiwi]

Oh yes, the USA, Canada, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Italy, France, the list goes on and on (well not very much longer actually).

[TUR80]

league is better
i bet australa league team is high

[Marty]

[jim360]

Instead of bumping you could always ask a question...

[Marty]

Fine by me! By Inquisitorial Edict issued by His Imperial Majesty three60, I am usurping BruinX's right to the next question.

What is the smallest Primate and where does it live? For a bonus, just how small is it?

[jim360]

Fine by me! By Inquisitorial Edict issued by His Imperial Majesty three60, I am usurping BruinX's right to the next question.

What is the smallest Primate and where does it live? For a bonus, just how small is it?

Pygmy marmoset, Madagascar?

[MrMxyzptlk]

['You two having fun?     ]


Some midget tarsier, in the Philippines somewhere, I think?


Oh yeah, size....  Like the size of a two adult human fingers?

[Marty]

No, although those are very small. It does live in the tropical regions, though.

[Anubis]

I know, but i checked on wikipedia  

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[BFM_Xtr3me]

i think it's one of the mouse lemurs from madagascar but there are about 15 of them so i dont remember which one
(shouldve paid more attention in biology ;p)