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My dad had GeeGees Red...they hardly ever won but there was always hope....and bills.. Sound familiar ?? lol

meanwhile the sun shines and I imagine another uneventful day at Melbourne.

Yoghurt and Muesli for brekkie... no Bananas..Im always late to them. No one else ever buys them of course...just eats them.

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      On 17/06/2013 at 23:24, belzebub59 said:

    My dad had GeeGees Red...they hardly ever won but there was always hope....and bills.. Sound familiar ?? lol

    meanwhile the sun shines and I imagine another uneventful day at Melbourne.

    Yoghurt and Muesli for brekkie... no Bananas..Im always late to them. No one else ever buys them of course...just eats them.

    Can you spot me a few bb?

    yes another do nothing day at the MFC I would imagine!

    Leaving aside the humour I cannot remember a period in our history where we have had a new CEO, President and Coach in such a short time. There appears to be plenty more on the way, I doubt we are going to die wondering between now and the end of 2013 season in August.

    So far all I can say is thank God the AFL provided Peter Jackson.

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    They are definitely "different " times currently OD .

    How many Bananas do you need ? :)

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      On 18/06/2013 at 00:06, old dee said:

    Can you spot me a few bb?

    yes another do nothing day at the MFC I would imagine!

    Leaving aside the humour I cannot remember a period in our history where we have had a new CEO, President and Coach in such a short time. There appears to be plenty more on the way, I doubt we are going to die wondering between now and the end of 2013 season in August.

    So far all I can say is thank God the AFL provided Peter Jackson.

    Who was the poster who pondered whether a certificate bearing the signatures of Don McLardy, Cameron Schwab and Mark Neeld would soon be a collector's item? Strange days indeed, but that is the lot of an MFC supporter :-)

    Somehow I think it is going to be a banana cake sort of a day -- what say you, Redleg?

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      On 18/06/2013 at 02:42, Red and Bluebeard said:

    Who was the poster who pondered whether a certificate bearing the signatures of Don McLardy, Cameron Schwab and Mark Neeld would soon be a collector's item? Strange days indeed, but that is the lot of an MFC supporter :-)

    Somehow I think it is going to be a banana cake sort of a day -- what say you, Redleg?

    I see what you mean. I have had my day further smashed, by reading that banana muffins and in fact all muffins, are just cakes dressed up with another name and that they have very little nutritional value and are very fattening. Oh woe is me.

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      On 18/06/2013 at 03:03, Redleg said:

    I see what you mean. I have had my day further smashed, by reading that banana muffins and in fact all muffins, are just cakes dressed up with another name and that they have very little nutritional value and are very fattening. Oh woe is me.

    That covers probably half of what we eat Redleg.

    Don' get too depressed I don't see any of us getting malnutrition any time soon.

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      On 18/06/2013 at 04:22, old dee said:

    That covers probably half of what we eat Redleg.

    Don' get too depressed I don't see any of us getting malnutrition any time soon.

    But I like muffins.

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      On 18/06/2013 at 04:50, Redleg said:

    But I like muffins.

    You have earned the right eat them.

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      On 18/06/2013 at 05:08, old dee said:

    You have earned the right eat them.

    On the other hand, I am on a diet. Life is so tough.

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      On 18/06/2013 at 05:33, Redleg said:

    On the other hand, I am on a diet. Life is so tough.

    Now that does produce a problem.

    A reward at the end of week?

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      On 18/06/2013 at 05:37, old dee said:

    Now that does produce a problem.

    A reward at the end of week?

    I think that is my problem, too many rewards.

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      On 18/06/2013 at 05:43, Redleg said:

    I think that is my problem, too many rewards.

    There has to be diet banana muffins somewhere ... A very quick search turns up these ones . Would Mrs Redleg approve of these?

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      On 18/06/2013 at 06:21, Red and Bluebeard said:

    There has to be diet banana muffins somewhere ... A very quick search turns up these ones . Would Mrs Redleg approve of these?

    Good get. I think she would. They look delicious as well.

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      On 18/06/2013 at 07:22, Redleg said:

    Good get. I think she would. They look delicious as well.

    Wel, there is only one way to find out ... Perhaps one can fund a presidential campaign from the sale of these muffins? :lol:

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    19th June a wonderful Day!

    started with steel cut oats banana and yoghurt

    All wash down with a very nice coffee.

    Wonder what surprises are instore for me on this day in 2013

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      On 18/06/2013 at 07:37, Red and Bluebeard said:

    Wel, there is only one way to find out ... Perhaps one can fund a presidential campaign from the sale of these muffins? :lol:

    Or as they did on Seinfeld, we sell the muffin tops.

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    Home today with my little 4 month old Jako Jnr, as Mrs Jako is in bed as sick as a dog. Gee it'd be good to sit back and rewatch a few of our splendid wins this year.... Hmmmm crap! scratch that, need a new plan

    Looks like I've got 2 good looking banana's in the fruit bowl - I reckon one to eat and the other not sure - could turn it into a smoothie, it's not at over ripe make banana bread stage. Maybe pancakes with banana and cream for lunch?

    Need some help here banana smoothie or pancakes with banana topping?

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      On 19/06/2013 at 02:34, jako13 said:

    Home today with my little 4 month old Jako Jnr, as Mrs Jako is in bed as sick as a dog. Gee it'd be good to sit back and rewatch a few of our splendid wins this year.... Hmmmm crap! scratch that, need a new plan

    Looks like I've got 2 good looking banana's in the fruit bowl - I reckon one to eat and the other not sure - could turn it into a smoothie, it's not at over ripe make banana bread stage. Maybe pancakes with banana and cream for lunch?

    Need some help here banana smoothie or pancakes with banana topping?

    You really like rubbing salt into the wounds jako

    Pancakes and Banana topping

    i have just had some b Day cake and not a banana in sight.

    Enjoy your son mate before you know where you are he will be 18 and borrowing your car.

    Believe me it goes so fast It seems like I blink once and my daughter went from starting school to having my Grand daughter.

    Edited by old dee

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      On 19/06/2013 at 02:34, jako13 said:

    Home today with my little 4 month old Jako Jnr, as Mrs Jako is in bed as sick as a dog. Gee it'd be good to sit back and rewatch a few of our splendid wins this year.... Hmmmm crap! scratch that, need a new plan

    Looks like I've got 2 good looking banana's in the fruit bowl - I reckon one to eat and the other not sure - could turn it into a smoothie, it's not at over ripe make banana bread stage. Maybe pancakes with banana and cream for lunch?

    Need some help here banana smoothie or pancakes with banana topping?

    I would decide this way, if you are thirsty, go the smoothie and hungry, go the pancake.

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      On 17/06/2013 at 05:22, Redleg said:

    I hesitate to mention this, but Briefed is running wednesday at Sandown at 1.45 and he likes it wet and it will be. If he runs like the other two, I will be too scared to mention another runner again.

      On 17/06/2013 at 05:22, Redleg said:

    I hesitate to mention this, but Briefed is running wednesday at Sandown at 1.45 and he likes it wet and it will be. If he runs like the other two, I will be too scared to mention another runner again.

    Bump.

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    OK no more horse talk from me until I get a winnner again. He ran like the dees play. The jockey said he has so much talent but is just complacent and doesn't have a killer instinct. Sound familiar?

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      On 19/06/2013 at 12:19, Redleg said:

    OK no more horse talk from me until I get a winnner again. He ran like the dees play. The jockey said he has so much talent but is just complacent and doesn't have a killer instinct. Sound familiar?

    dont worry REd....After we get a new coach your neddies will get a wiggle on ^_^

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      On 19/06/2013 at 12:28, belzebub59 said:

    dont worry REd....After we get a new coach your neddies will get a wiggle on ^_^

    I hope so. Maybe they don't like their trainers.

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      On 19/06/2013 at 12:33, Redleg said:

    I hope so. Maybe they don't like their trainers.

    its been known !!

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      On 19/06/2013 at 12:33, Redleg said:

    I hope so. Maybe they don't like their trainers.

    If its anything like the Moloney-Neeld scenario, you have two options. Send the nag to Brisbane or change trainers and get P.Moody.
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