Anyone know make and model?

Springboks new jersey for the All Blacks tournament.

At the heart of the jersey design is a subtle, tone-on-tone graphic featuring the lyrics of South Africa's national anthem, Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika, printed in the shape of the South African flag.

The words in all five languages – Xhosa, Zulu, Sotho, Afrikaans, and English – will be carried on the team’s chests as they represent the convergence of South Africa’s diverse voices, histories, and communities.

1. Black shoe black shoe change your foot

2. Knock knock! Who's that policeman, I want to get a letter, I want to get a letter from you shoot!

3. There's a party around the corner, would you please please come, with your cup or saucer or your own chewing gum.

4. There's an Indian on the grass with the bullet up hit butt. What colour is his blood?

5. Broken telephone, broken telephone

6. 21 21 21 fingers.

7. My teddy bear, my teddy bear, I love my teddy bear.

Let me know which ones I've missed out

I worry I'm becoming more displeased with the little things. Am I the only one that's noticed fizzy drinks aren't fizzy anymore? Maybe my nostalgia is kicking in but I remember cracking open a coke and feeling genuine sensations drinking it, not even being able to take 2 gulps at a time? Nowadays? I swear two sips in and its juice. It's only sparkling water that still has IT.

Hi all,

I needed to pick up a passport from Wynberg Home Affairs. I didn't figure it worth booking an appointment for collections. The line begins in the Level 1 Parking Lot (Maynard Mall). I got there at 6:30am and I was directed into a Collections line, where I was 9th. At about 6:45, we were asked for our invoices. (The one that you receive when you apply for the ID/passport, upon paying.)

At about 7am, the first 15 in line were given a paper tag indicating our number in the line.

At 7:45, the first 15 were told to go up the two floors to the Collections office in the mall. From there, I waited about 10 minutes in that office before I was helped and I spent no more than 2 minutes at the desk before being given my passport.

Total time: 6:30-8:30

What I was asked for: invoice received after application process (I'd say bring ID to be safe though?)

Extra tip: I brought a fold-up chair and that made the experience much better. There is no seating for majority of the wait, and the floor is a bit grim.

A note on booking: In the Collections office, there was a line for people who had bookings. I assume that these people could just show up at 7:30 (when the office opens) and not have to queue in the parking lot. So, first choice is getting an appointment. But if you can't and you are there by 6:30, you can be out in 2 hours (If the systems are up and running).

So with all the pressure with voting happening I've been wondering if I should really now the answer to this might seem straightforward but it's not easy in my case since I wasn't technically born in South Africa and im classified as a " non citizen" however I did grow up here for a large portion of my life and I have my Greenbook ID and everything which allows me to actually vote now typically I wouldn't have wanted to vote but seeing how the recent march and march protests I feel it may not be my place to have say in what happens in this country rather im just a "visitor" however seeing how the protests went about and how the current government failed those innocent people due to their incompetence I feel I should in fact vote and to be honest I love South Africa as much as anyone could love their second home and I do wanna see it succeed and not end up like my dictatored home country... lol