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Wearing the horns

Bates Mate
in Melbourne Demons

Will you wear the horns ? 91 members have voted

  1. 1. Will you be wearing the members horns at games?

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Saving mine for the boudoir

I'm planning to wear them xmas day to stir up hawks supporting cousins. Mind u one of them is over 200cm tall so I have no chance of stopping him ripping em off my head!

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    Gotta say no. Sorry. And i'm a huge fan of the Green Bay Packers - and they wear CHEESE on top of their head. (It's a Wisconsin thing).

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    I might wear them inside my jeans.

    Great look - start a new trend..

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    Gotta say no. Sorry. And i'm a huge fan of the Green Bay Packers - and they wear CHEESE on top of their head. (It's a Wisconsin thing).

    Patriot nation!!

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    I'd rather die than wear them (and if this year is anything to go by I'll probably never even bother to pick the package up) but if other people want to then go nuts. Still, seems like as with face paint, flags and placards it's something for the under 13's and teenyboppers to get into.

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    I'd rather die than wear them (and if this year is anything to go by I'll probably never even bother to pick the package up) but if other people want to then go nuts. Still, seems like as with face paint, flags and placards it's something for the under 13's and teenyboppers to get into.

    I recall last year at Bangkok airport the horns were de rigour amongst a number of young women, they were also worn with a tee shirt whicjh had the words "I am a horny little devil" written on it. I didn't get the tee shirt in my membership pack and, alas I won't be wearing either.

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    Great look - start a new trend..

    HaHaHa, I just returned to this post thread. I wonder if the Flash-ing colors would shine through. a new trend Heh?

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    All you nay-sayers are SOFT ! :P

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    I recall last year at Bangkok airport the horns were de rigour amongst a number of young women, they were also worn with a tee shirt whicjh had the words "I am a horny little devil" written on it. I didn't get the tee shirt in my membership pack and, alas I won't be wearing either.

    Are you sure you were in the airport and not a bar?

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    HaHaHa, I just returned to this post thread. I wonder if the Flash-ing colors would shine through. a new trend Heh?

    With a head that I've got -horns will be a bonus .

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    The first few rounds... perhaps.

    But I think they'll wear off and I won't reallllllly don them at all. :P

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    After a few beers they might get a run :wacko:, but besides that definitely not

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    After a few beers they might get a run :wacko:, but besides that definitely not

    Our interstate package arrived xmas eve and our 2 girls are thrilled! We are also in

    the cheersquad, so I guess they would be compulsory there.

    We should all endeavour to wear them to a designated night game. It would clearly illustrate our

    crowd numbers ans illustrate our passion. " Night of the Long Horns" proudly sponsored by Outback Jacks! Which would also give them some value for money.

    We could even have a "Melbourne Muster" before a game (Preferably a night final!)

    Fork em, I've always wondered why MFC dont have caps with devil horns? Is there some sort of

    copyright issue? It seems the obvious symbol.

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    Our interstate package arrived xmas eve and our 2 girls are thrilled! We are also in

    the cheersquad, so I guess they would be compulsory there.

    We should all endeavour to wear them to a designated night game. It would clearly illustrate our

    crowd numbers ans illustrate our passion. " Night of the Long Horns" proudly sponsored by Outback Jacks! Which would also give them some value for money.

    We could even have a "Melbourne Muster" before a game (Preferably a night final!)

    Fork em, I've always wondered why MFC dont have caps with devil horns? Is there some sort of

    copyright issue? It seems the obvious symbol.

    I must admit I haven't been able to purchase a membership yet (will definitely do so before the pre-season cup) and haven't had a chance to see the horns. Hopefully many people take the idea on board and are donning the horns at games, personally I won't though.

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    I always wear horns to the games. I never feel fully dressed until they are on. It will be good to have a 'spare set' in case of breakages!!! :)

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