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Rule #13: If REB trades in a gun you already have, expect gun to get seriously injured in next game.

and no swallows make it a marriage

terrible review

Maybe some of these "obese" members of our community have a genuine disability which allows them to use these parks.
Not all disabilities are visible. (Safooty is a prime example)
Yes that's a big possibility and fair enough but I just think people need to remember being fat is not a disability, you don't deserve benefits that disabled people get such as disabled car parks because your fat and not actually disabled in any form.

Depends why you're fat. Some people are fat because of disabilities. Just coz you look like a **** Greek God! :lol:

God of midgets

pompy wrote:Can u elaborate on that answer?

http://www.smh.com.au/national/australian-student-raped-in-sri-lanka-20140127-31ih7.html

The inability to secure a passport, and therefore, a visa, should not preclude someone from seeking asylum.

Better to have a bye in D4 reserves than have a bye for the whole division.

nuggety goodness wrote:what in your life has changed you to the point you're willing to declare it publicly?

The hotdogs from Nordburger. No ordinary hotdog will ever be the same. Praise Jesus.

BillyBunter wrote:Don’t know much about the currant curator at the oval other than seeing him on TV every now and again, but has he any experience in drop in pitches?

I heard he was very grapeful to get the job.

In on both.

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great catch wrote:Yeah mate we have picked up a dozen at least, should be a good year for us we just wanna take it one week at a time

how do you feel about the restrictions, in particular, loss of premiership points tied to any suspensions?

Bat for as long as we can, pitch is going to deteriorate quickly.

Not sure COLA is really needed when you are earning six figures.

The Sleeping Giant wrote:Happy to see I got a mention.

Yakshemas comrade Putin

I've started just BPaying weekly money into the electricity and gas accounts. Softens the quarterly blow.

ditto, fortnightly B-payments quite often mean I don't actually have a bill to pay when it comes in.

Why would you give them your money before they require it. Why not put it aside in your own account and then have it ready to pay?

Because I'd spend it on cocaine, hookers and cologne.

Love this ending to a Kimber article:

In the years to come it will read 24.3 overs, 15 maidens, 32 runs and four wickets. But unless it was written in synovial fluid, tears, bone, tendon and blood, no one will ever understand how good Ryan Harris was today. Whatever is in that knee, I hope they remove it, and get Ryan Harris fit again. Then I hope they show the removed item in a museum and schoolkids are bussed in to see it for years to come.

Lyon was never going to take a bag with the opposition in stonewall mode.

He is great at creating scoring pressure and manufactures wickets from that. Fact is, there was no pressure to score in this second innings.

Until you've played test cricket, you can't be taken seriously.

The lol that was heard around the world.

smac wrote:Good thing too, imagine how bunchy those knickers would be if it did exist.

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Bunchier than Pseudo's cluster of haemorrhoids.

Would buy a ticket in a heartbeat if Rancid were named.

It's easy to argue for them to stay in D4 because it's within the rules to not accept promotion.

This decision is going to be slightly more unpalatable.

To lol or not to lol? That is the question.

HH3 wrote:
Wedgie wrote:
HH3 wrote:Was it because of the blackout?

Racist!

*blacks out...

(waiting for Q to lecture me about racism now)

I will ******* wreck u m8

norm11 wrote:I'm hearing brahama lodge are coming into div 6. Who will be going up to div 5 ???

I'm pretty sure Mitchell Park have taken up the offer to go to Div 5.

Bombers4EVA wrote:You laughing at me Q?

Laughing at myself and the quality humour I produce.

Do I get a like?

The Sleeping Giant wrote:
Q. wrote:Umps still can't get the holding the ball decisions right. Some things never change.
Ask Tom harley.

Two identical plays at the end of that quarter, two different decisions.

They might be kicking themselves at season's end

Yank Man wrote:
Nice handball morell........ all I know is that we have lost 25 starting A graders from last year. Reckon the punters can work the rest out.

18+3=21

chief wrote:Greenacres looked to have grained some pace around the ground,looked good for there first hit out and can only get better we hope ended up about even in the end.

Wheat and barley were the standouts I hear.

Might have to settle for only one cash league - The Bastard League. $33.67 to enter.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Oh come on, the only way that anyone will get within 10 goals of Smithfield is if it snows on a Saturday afternoon!

or someone gets suspended and they lose a bunch of premiership points

Norwood... Just ask Big Phil.

I wrote in another thread that people tend to bail at the first sign of adversity and it creates an avalanche of sorts. Blokes don't want to rally around each other anymore, a lot of them just seem to desert their club.

I would say that Houghton would have an easier time of attracting players, as there are plenty of blokes around the North Eastern suburbs happy to have a kick and a laugh with mates in a lower division. Plus there are a large amount of high schools in the area with kids still playing Aussie Rules rather than soccer.

The challenge more sits with the higher division clubs attracting enough quality players that want to take it serious, so need to look outside of the local areas.

Agreed Haynzy, Houghton seem compfortable (while im sure always looking to play as high as possible) with where they play. They dont 'sell their soul' to be something they arent. I know a few of the houghton boys and they just love the club culture and playing with mates so it serves their purpose.

All of the North-Eastern suburb clubs are very well run and it is definitely an area with a high interest in Aussie Rules and rich in talent.

So how is North Pines looking?

Who did they play in their trial games and how did they go?

There was a a bit of early banter about them having a huge turn around this year and pushing the top sides.

Going by their 'Ins" on Sporting Pulse, they are in for a ripper.......

my sarcasm detector exploded

There are some people who bail at the first sign of adversity. Seems there's a lot of blokes like this these days.

Giving Kilburn the benefit of the doubt is a helluva lot better than playing musical chairs with every division a week out from round one.

But, there might be merit in suggesting the structure of the Junior system is affecting the sustainability of senior clubs

Senior clubs aren't successful because junior comps are unfair

Boosh wrote:Any truth to the rumour that Portland have been exposed for using performance enhancing substances? One their players has apparently been importing Norwegian Glacial Water with mystical powers.

The secret ingredient is semen from the Great Eurasian Elk.

i can think of a way kilburn struggle to get one side up send them down to div 7 and im sure we can find a team in C1,C2,C3,C4 who will play as a reserves side for them or im sure there are still 1-2 clubs in a bit of trouble still.....

example Kilburn go down to div 7 and the Pooraka C grade comes in as a filler as the reserve side...pooraka C grade players could play in the Kilburn line up and vice versa SAAFL and Pooraka could police it easy cause at the end of the day Pooraka would not field any B grade or border line A graders in its C grade to that could be used to help a kilburn

It's already rubbish that a C-grade team is playing in the D7-reserves (D-Grade level comp) and that clubs and their volunteers are split over two venues in one day and your suggestion is to do it again... No thanks.

So basically, there is no right answer...

Six quarters is also equal to three halves.

Personally I don't think we're being progressive enough, I'd like to see trial games consist of seven fifths.

Just how close to this are you PG?
We have our Ladies Day planned for that day. KFC and SAAFL won't reply to our queries. Should we be worried?
Ladies Day = important financial and associated benefits for our club.

I'm sure you're social event is number one priority for the Kilburn committee and big wigs at SAAFL house.

Footy Chick wrote:Gee, and to think I was threatened a few weeks ago for suggesting such a thing.

I don't think you chose your words as carefully

I hear it's arthritis as a result of old age...

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