http://www.smh.com.au/afl/afl-news/s...822-13awm.html
The Burmese kitten line is very very good. Bought a smile to my face
http://www.smh.com.au/afl/afl-news/s...822-13awm.html
The Burmese kitten line is very very good. Bought a smile to my face
You don't ban those who supported your opponent, you make them wallow in their loserdom by covering your victory! You sit them in the front row. You give them a hat! Toby Ziegler
Just read this and was going to post a link if it hadnt been done already. A very enjoyable read that reflects my own feelings about our season so far.
Last edited by cruiser; 23rd August 2010 at 01:30 PM.
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- animal psychic Amanda de WarrenI don't eat animals since discovering this ability. I used to. But one day the lamb I was eating came through to me and ever since then I haven't been able to eat meat.
OK, fess up - who was it?Let's not get carried away, as some did when a renovated Sydney team won five of their first six games and a few enthusiasts booked grand final day flights to Melbourne.
i'd reckon that those that buy their flights and accommodation in april are more likely to see a grand final than those that wait until late september. especially if they want money for food and beer left over.
This is a good point, the coaching panel had an excellent night against one of the most astute tacticians in the game. The match ups were brilliant, the response to the Dogs' 1st qr just right, and, as Hinds notes, the rotation of Shaw, Kirk, Mal and Bevan through the forward line inspired. Well played Roosy!If their performance on Saturday night was inspired by emotion, Roos's thinking was not clouded. The way he rotated players through his forward line, providing multiple scoring options, was especially impressive.
Right, 4 men walked into a bar, a Burmese, a Canadian, an Irishman and an Australian budhist, ......
Last edited by Primmy; 23rd August 2010 at 01:40 PM.
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