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I notice poor Dane Swan was the victim of an unprovoked attack at a nightclub on Saturday night.

Could any Demonlanders refresh my memory about another incident involving Dane and street violence about 4 years ago?

 

For what purpose?

He may have actually been the victim of assault on this occassion. AFL footballers are often targetted by LCD types thinking it gets them a higher step in life. :wacko:

From all reports Swan is very football focussed and the excesses of his youth have been curbed by maturity.

As a player he is an A grade gun. His games against Port and St Kilda were outstanding.

Dont like the tatts though. :rolleyes:

 

For what purpose?

He may have actually been the victim of assault on this occassion. AFL footballers are often targetted by LCD types thinking it gets them a higher step in life. :wacko:

From all reports Swan is very football focussed and the excesses of his youth have been curbed by maturity.

As a player he is an A grade gun. His games against Port and St Kilda were outstanding.

Dont like the tatts though. :rolleyes:

what time was he the 'victim' of this attack? Thought most clubs like the players home before incidents like these happen.

What's your gripe with tatts RR?


what time was he the 'victim' of this attack? Thought most clubs like the players home before incidents like these happen.

What's your gripe with tatts RR?

Ugly, unnecessary and a lifelong scar in the form of blotchy blue skin mark of a dumb decision made in earlier years. B)

Ugly, unnecessary and a lifelong scar in the form of blotchy blue skin mark of a dumb decision made in earlier years. B)

I think 'modern ink' is a little different to the old knock up jobs that faded very badly. I admit that the skin does get wrinkly and they do look ordinary over time. I think getting a whole arm done over a summer is rediculous. Patching together work goes ok though!

Ugly, unnecessary and a lifelong scar in the form of blotchy blue skin mark of a dumb decision made in earlier years. B)

I don't often agree with you RR but on this subject I do concur. I'm 29 so I suppose I'm in age group of 'Modern Ink' but if you ask anyone with tatts 10 years after they get them 90% regret them. The only way I would get is my childrens names (if I had them) or a tribute to a family member.

 

I think 'modern ink' is a little different to the old knock up jobs that faded very badly. I admit that the skin does get wrinkly and they do look ordinary over time. I think getting a whole arm done over a summer is rediculous. Patching together work goes ok though!

What number 29 off the wall is no good ?? What about a tiger coming through the grass ?? LOL :)

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