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You're not a 'you turn your steak only once' type operator then?

carey wrote:You're not a 'you turn your steak only once' type operator then?

Not when it’s more than an inch thick and has spices on it that I don’t want to burn.

Umpires pay days.

Corona Man wrote:Umpires pay days.

BOOO!

FLOG!!!

Booney wrote:

Corona Man wrote:Umpires pay days.

BOOO!

FLOG!!!

You forgot Bald Headed.

Corona Man wrote:

Booney wrote:

Corona Man wrote:Umpires pay days.

BOOO!

FLOG!!!

You forgot Bald Headed.

A behavior awareness officer told me to stop typing.

Booney wrote:

Corona Man wrote:

Booney wrote:

Corona Man wrote:Umpires pay days.

BOOO!

FLOG!!!

You forgot Bald Headed.

A behavior awareness officer told me to stop typing.

Well payed. You, not Gil.

The support of the SA Footy Family...

Mrs Jase was, and still is, stunned... unfortunately not speechless, but stunned none the less

Jase wrote:The support of the SA Footy Family...

Mrs Jase was, and still is, stunned... unfortunately not speechless, but stunned none the less

Mrs C’s Beef and vegetable stew and a glass (or maybe 2) of red on a cold Thursday night.

Some beef taco thingys in the Hello Fresh box last night. Had a szechaun and mayo dressing, was ******* fantastic.

Booney wrote:Some beef taco thingys in the Hello Fresh box last night. Had a szechaun and mayo dressing, was ******* fantastic.

Hello Fresh is Gooooooddd

Dad died on the 20th of June 2013.

I rate sitting on the couch with "True Blue" blaring on the TV as each year passes, watching the film clip with tears rolling down my face uncontrollably reminiscing my time with him and just imagining that he's there sitting with me singing along too.

That day, and his birthday on February 9 are my two hardest days on the calendar.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Dad died on the 20th of June 2013.

I rate sitting on the couch with "True Blue" blaring on the TV as each year passes, watching the film clip with tears rolling down my face uncontrollably reminiscing my time with him and just imagining that he's there sitting with me singing along too.

That day, and his birthday on February 9 are my two hardest days on the calendar.

Thoughts are with ya mate. My old lady past 5 years ago and I experience similar when it's her Birthday - Get a few tears out the way early before a few beers and trying to remember the happy times.

JK wrote:
Thoughts are with ya mate. My old lady past 5 years ago and I experience similar when it's her Birthday - Get a few tears out the way early before a few beers and trying to remember the happy times.

I try to hold my shit together at work throughout the day as I get some messages from my siblings and kids, everyone at work knows the days so I get left alone for the day.

Went to the pub with $30 for a couple of beers and a bet, left there with $180 so the old man was looking after me, I won a tri using his 3 numbers, it paid way more than it should've but I'll take that.

Feel for you LM, while it is no help to you, posts like yours make me appreciate that I still have my parents....can easily take it for granted.

Dutchy wrote:Feel for you LM, while it is no help to you, posts like yours make me appreciate that I still have my parents....can easily take it for granted.

A good friend has lost both her parents within 4 years, the second one passing recently, both of them fairly suddenly ( but not unexpected given they weren't in great health ), been hard to watch but I know she appreciates those of us standing by her.

Dutchy wrote:Feel for you LM, while it is no help to you, posts like yours make me appreciate that I still have my parents....can easily take it for granted.

Exactly, since dad passed away, I make sure I see my mum at least once a week, a big chunk of you goes when they aren't around anymore, I've really needed him at times over the years but I just soldier on and think what would he be telling me.

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