I need to know....

[HH3]

Free lunch in the staff room for an event we aren't allowed to watch at work or really talk about at all

really? back when I was at school, the telly got pulled out and we all watched it!

[Pag]

Free lunch in the staff room for an event we aren't allowed to watch at work or really talk about at all

really? back when I was at school, the telly got pulled out and we all watched it!

Wish we could still do this.

[Footy Chick]

Bloody do-gooders strike again.

Let me guess, we don't want to promote gambling amongst 8 year olds.

FFS.

[RustyCage]

Free lunch in the staff room for an event we aren't allowed to watch at work or really talk about at all

really? back when I was at school, the telly got pulled out and we all watched it!

The good old days. The last one I can remember watching in the classroom was when I was in year 6, so 1994.

[Footy Chick]

Free lunch in the staff room for an event we aren't allowed to watch at work or really talk about at all

really? back when I was at school, the telly got pulled out and we all watched it!

Give me a break, I'm not that old!... try this

[RustyCage]

[HH3]

[Footy Chick]

Most of the time you'd cringe when this baby was rolled into the room because it meant it was "Behind the News" time

[Footy Chick]

;)

you'll keep.

[HH3]

;)

you'll keep.

I had to look up what that meant

What is the meaning of you'll keep?
The familiar saying "you'll keep" is often used in reply to something that someone has joked or laughed about regarding you. In plain terms it mean, 'You got me this time! But I'll remember this and get you back for that later on', usually in a comical, friendly manner.

This saying is really only used by well educated and intelligent individuals.

You smart bitch, you

[woodublieve12]

Most of the time you'd cringe when this baby was rolled into the room because it meant it was "Behind the News" time

i starred on that show round 93-94...

[woodublieve12]

;)

[HH3]

Most of the time you'd cringe when this baby was rolled into the room because it meant it was "Behind the News" time

Behind the News or BTN as we came to know it by (coz my generation doesnt have time to say the whole words) was the worst part of my primary school days.

[Pseudo]

What would be the expected cost of a taxi between Melbourne airport and the end of the Waverley train line?

[Mr Beefy]

Depends what time of day it is. Plenty off peak and Plenty more at other times

[Pag]

Bloody do-gooders strike again.

Let me guess, we don't want to promote gambling amongst 8 year olds.

FFS.

I remember in primary school (late 90s) we would watch it, pick a horse out of the hat and get a Mars Bar or the like if we were the lucky winner. Loved it.

No such fun anymore. Participating in a sweep turns you into a lifelong gambling addict and watching a horse race is a sin. Harmless fun is hard to have these days.

[Failed Creation]

Bloody do-gooders strike again.

Let me guess, we don't want to promote gambling amongst 8 year olds.

FFS.

I remember in primary school (late 90s) we would watch it, pick a horse out of the hat and get a Mars Bar or the like if we were the lucky winner. Loved it.

No such fun anymore. Participating in a sweep turns you into a lifelong gambling addict and watching a horse race is a sin. Harmless fun is hard to have these days.

Now watch the Bleeding Heart Committee come out in force to espouse the abolition of horse racing again.

Yeah, it's a ******* shame those two horses died, but why do these muppets only have a presence at the Melbourne Cup and Oakbank? If they really cared, they want to be visible all the time.

[Q.]

Bloody do-gooders strike again.

Let me guess, we don't want to promote gambling amongst 8 year olds.

FFS.

I remember in primary school (late 90s) we would watch it, pick a horse out of the hat and get a Mars Bar or the like if we were the lucky winner. Loved it.

No such fun anymore. Participating in a sweep turns you into a lifelong gambling addict and watching a horse race is a sin. Harmless fun is hard to have these days.

yet they can go watch soft porn on mtv

[Footy Chick]

and go to school un immunised and spread disease but yet can't bring a peanut to school.

[Footy Chick]

Bloody do-gooders strike again.

Let me guess, we don't want to promote gambling amongst 8 year olds.

FFS.

I remember in primary school (late 90s) we would watch it, pick a horse out of the hat and get a Mars Bar or the like if we were the lucky winner. Loved it.

[quote]

Not only that but you can't have anyone missing out now, no such thing as a winner.

If we lobby the VRC to give participation medals to all the horses, will the kids be able to watch it again?