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Zartan wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:The person that keeps bringing their SPC peach tubs into work and not eating them, they've been making the perfect afternoon snack.

HAHA! How do you know they aren't leaving them until later in the arvo you thieving prick?

I leave a minimum stock level of 3 in there, I am a considerate thieving prick.

An ice cold beer in the Rex!

Corona Man wrote:An ice cold beer in the Rex!

The Rex bro!

Booney wrote:

Corona Man wrote:An ice cold beer in the Rex!

The Rex bro!

Yeah bro... the Rex!

7 players I've coached the last two years at under 18's level playing A grade this week for their club... Several others are playing b's. (5)

Edited sorry 8

Corona Man wrote:Organising a series of meetings back in good old Adelaide for tomorrow... get to stay on for the weekend. Gold!

Got your showdown ticket no doubt.

What could be better than watching the crows play 2 weeks in a row?

PatowalongaPirate wrote:

Corona Man wrote:Organising a series of meetings back in good old Adelaide for tomorrow... get to stay on for the weekend. Gold!

Got your showdown ticket no doubt.

What could be better than watching the crows play 2 weeks in a row?

Anything would be better than that mate!

My 4 year old daughter having her first sports day. Seeing her enjoy herself with her friends and playing in all the games was awesome. Also my 2 year old daughter trying to join in on everything too.

woodublieve12 wrote:My 4 year old daughter having her first sports day. Seeing her enjoy herself with her friends and playing in all the games was awesome. Also my 2 year old daughter trying to join in on everything too.

Good times. Next thing you know you'll be planning a 21st....( man I feel old )

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:My 4 year old daughter having her first sports day. Seeing her enjoy herself with her friends and playing in all the games was awesome. Also my 2 year old daughter trying to join in on everything too.

Good times. Next thing you know you'll be planning a 21st....( man I feel old )

I know

It seems once you have kids life goes by far to fast

woodublieve12 wrote:

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:My 4 year old daughter having her first sports day. Seeing her enjoy herself with her friends and playing in all the games was awesome. Also my 2 year old daughter trying to join in on everything too.

Good times. Next thing you know you'll be planning a 21st....( man I feel old )

I know

It seems once you have kids life goes by far to fast

Plenty of first's and special achievements along the way mate, parenthood is my greatest and favourite accomplishment, just recently been dealing with my daughter's first broken heart which has been very testing, the bond between father and daughter is beyond words when the chips are down.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:My 4 year old daughter having her first sports day. Seeing her enjoy herself with her friends and playing in all the games was awesome. Also my 2 year old daughter trying to join in on everything too.

Good times. Next thing you know you'll be planning a 21st....( man I feel old )

I know

It seems once you have kids life goes by far to fast

Plenty of first's and special achievements along the way mate, parenthood is my greatest and favourite accomplishment, just recently been dealing with my daughter's first broken heart which has been very testing, the bond between father and daughter is beyond words when the chips are down.

Been through that myself in the last 18 months. Was a little more than a broken heart as the lad was controlling, manipulative, less than respectful and in the end turned out to be a nasty piece of shit. Left behind damaged goods for Mr Boon and family to deal with. I dislike the boy immensely, but knowing his behavior and his upbringing I have some empathy for him as he's never had a role model worth a pinch of shit. He's a product of his environment and it's an environment I wouldn't want anyone subjected too. It's why I never broke him in half.

Booney wrote:
Been through that myself in the last 18 months. Was a little more than a broken heart as the lad was controlling, manipulative, less than respectful and in the end turned out to be a nasty piece of shit. Left behind damaged goods for Mr Boon and family to deal with. I dislike the boy immensely, but knowing his behavior and his upbringing I have some empathy for him as he's never had a role model worth a pinch of shit. He's a product of his environment and it's an environment I wouldn't want anyone subjected too. It's why I never broke him in half.

I detected the playerism early but had to give him the time of the day for my daughter's sake, was as nice as pie to me but only truly took me serious and respected my wishes when I let him know that if the rules under my roof weren't followed, he'd be going home in pieces.

i did say it in a nice way though with a nice smile, I'm pretty lenient but have a rigid line.

Daughter's are our most precious items.

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:My 4 year old daughter having her first sports day. Seeing her enjoy herself with her friends and playing in all the games was awesome. Also my 2 year old daughter trying to join in on everything too.

Good times. Next thing you know you'll be planning a 21st....( man I feel old )

Ditto, daughter turns 21 soon, son turns 18 soon.
Looking forward to this coming weekend though as I'm doing a roadtrip to Melbourne with them both and my girlfriend.

Gave myself an early minute and hit the golf course this arvo, leading into 2 days of leave before Easter.

Dished up a very hot and spicy red curry for dinner.

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Gave myself an early minute and hit the golf course this arvo, leading into 2 days of leave before Easter.

Dished up a very hot and spicy red curry for dinner.

You are the guru.

Booney getting me 4 awesome seats at Etihad for the Magpies v Saints game on Sunday. A fantastic warm up for the big game at the G on Monday.

Wedgie wrote:Booney getting me 4 awesome seats at Etihad for the Magpies v Saints game on Sunday. A fantastic warm up for the big game at the G on Monday.

He's a keeper, he's giving me crabs.

Wedgie wrote:Booney getting me 4 awesome seats at Etihad for the Magpies v Saints game on Sunday. A fantastic warm up for the big game at the G on Monday.

Booney got me the same seats for a game last year too.

Having my old cricket club just ring me to ask if they can have a perpetual "Player's Player" trophy named in my honour and if I could be there to present it.