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by **sus** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 3:34 pm

Lunchcutter wrote:apologies for my comments and any offence caused, but really there are gutless wonders everywhere, just happens that unfortunately for us a few of 'em rocked up saturday night at Hamra and were apprently doggies fans'..... sorry again but honestly though these comments ie "dont want to take my family etc etc" are in my opinion a little sooky.. especially mostly from grown men.... but each to their own... definitely agree in an ideal world this sort of thing should not happen but then again we just dont live in that ideal world do we????

Well pardon me for not wanting to expose my children to such anti-social behaviour - not to mention any risk of injury that might come their way from some low-life derelict drunk who is so off his/her face that his/her misdirected projectile could take my children's eye out.

I donâ€™t know what kind of standards or example you set for your children lunchie (if you have any) but they are obviously a bit different to mine.

My comments/actions donâ€™t make me a sook - they make me a parent looking for a better community for my children and grandchildren, etc (I actually live in the North).

You are obviously a brave citizen! But do you have any regard for trying to improve the community in which you live?

And I bet you would change you tune very quickly if it was your mother, child or grandchild that was hit in the face by a flying bottle and lost an eye. Oh no you'd just tell them to stop being such a sook and forget it - its just being part of the world in which we live you'd tell em!

Gimme a break!! :roll:

by **Lunchcutter** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 3:34 pm

is my fierce loyalty towards all things Central districts :-#

by **Lunchcutter** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 3:36 pm

[quote="sus"][quote="Lunchcutter"]apologies for my comments and any offence caused, but really there are gutless wonders everywhere, just happens that unfortunately for us a few of 'em rocked up saturday night at Hamra and were apprently doggies fans'..... sorry again but honestly though these comments ie "dont want to take my family etc etc" are in my opinion a little sooky.. especially mostly from grown men.... but each to their own... :roll:

definitely agree in an ideal world this sort of thing should not happen but then again we just dont live in that ideal world do we????[/quote]

Well pardon me for not wanting to expose my children to such anti-social behaviour - not to mention any risk of injury that might come their way from some low-life derelict drunk who is so off his/her face that his/her misdirected projectile could take my children's eye out.

I donâ€™t know what kind of standards or example you set for your children lunchie (if you have any) but they are obviously a bit different to mine.

My comments/actions donâ€™t make me a sook - they make me a parent looking for a better community for my children and grandchildren, etc (I actually live in the North).

You are obviously a brave citizen! But do you have any regard for trying to improve the community in which you live?

And I bet you would change you tune very quickly if it was your mother, child or grandchild that was hit in the face by a flying bottle and lost an eye. Oh no you'd just tell them to stop being such a sook and forget it - its just being part of the world in which we live you'd tell em!

Gimme a break!! :roll:

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ok sus ... enough said...

by **sus** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 3:37 pm

Lunchcutter wrote:is my fierce loyalty towards all things Central districts

My problem is not with the Central Districts Football Club!

by **sus** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 3:58 pm

Lunchcutter wrote:is my fierce loyalty towards all things Central districts

And if you were really fiercly loyal to the CDFC you wouldnt make such stupid comments!

by **Lunchcutter** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:01 pm

[quote="sus"][quote="Lunchcutter"]is my fierce loyalty towards all things Central districts :-#

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And if you were really fiercly loyal to the CDFC you wouldnt make such stupid comments![/quote]

ok sus thanks for that insight.... btw i have attended the majority of games from 1984 - now... so spose your right... hmmmm i really have been silenced now! :-#

by **Blue Boy** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:12 pm

Im goin Saturday night - go you blues

I will be the one wearing full body armour

by **MST** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:30 pm

Lunchcutter wrote:
sus wrote:
Lunchcutter wrote:is my fierce loyalty towards all things Central districts

And if you were really fiercly loyal to the CDFC you wouldnt make such stupid comments!

ok sus thanks for that insight.... btw i have attended the majority of games from 1984 - now... so spose your right... hmmmm i really have been silenced now!

I'll bet you have 'lunchcutter'. A handful of games between 1984 and 2000, then the 'majority' between 2000 and now.

And we Sturt supporters get accused of jumping on the band wagon........... pffft!

by **Lunchcutter** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:37 pm

I don't really give a toss mate what you think, i have been going to see Central play most games of ALL seasons from 1984 onwards.... in fact wish I still had my Wilbur "20" Wilson duffle coat to prove it! was an official cheersquad member helping put the banners together as well... oh well.. think what you will... in fact it was at the 95 Grand Final where a port follower threatened to smash my "Yeah Baby" banner up my ........ after port flogged us... then threated to "get me" on the way back to the bus.... must admit that was after my response of "you should know mate you married one!: to his comment "oi you fat **** slag" .. ah the memories

by **Lunchcutter** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:40 pm

[quote="Lunchcutter"]I on the way back to the bus[/quote]

and before any smart aleck comments.... i did/do have my own vehicle .... :roll:

by **MST** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 5:23 pm

I take it that is not you in the picture then..........

by **Dog_ger** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 8:15 pm

Trouble makers will "BE SHOT" .........! Bang Bang...!

by **Wedgie** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 8:47 pm

lunchcutter, why do you turn off the BBCode in your profile, it makes a mess of your posts.

by **lesthemechanic** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 9:04 pm

Well , I'm going saturday night. We can't allow terrorism to win. ....Might visit New York next, then maybe Iraq & Israel....

Just joking. I am going though. Go you blues!

by **SBR** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 10:33 pm

Haha

I'll be there as always, can't wait, fired up more than ever for the start of the season!

Should be a tough match, always good to start with a win... Dogs looked strong last week, looks as though we'll need to find our feet early in the match losing to West last week.. Seniors in or out, either way it's a loss.

by **Lunchcutter** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 10:54 pm

[quote="MST"]I take it that is not you in the picture then..........[/quote]

nah genious ... it's not me in the avatar, but I must say looks an awful lot like my twin sister!

by **Wedgie** » Fri Mar 31, 2006 7:21 am

Good article today in the Advertiser about the lights at Elizabeth by Zac Milbank, here's the link:

http://www.theadvertiser.news.com.au/footy/story_page/0,8747,18663238%255E21546,00.html

by **RoosterMarty** » Fri Mar 31, 2006 5:05 pm

That is a very good article. Hopefully everything runs smoothly, not just with the crowd, but with the lights as well.

Hamra Homes Oval - Saturday Night

Re: Sus,

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