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Days till the end of our year bb?

four more matches and the pain stops for 2013.

I thought it was the number of slices of banana cake to be consumed by the end of the season ... :blink:

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    When I think about 4 AFL memberships and 2 MCC memberships this year that were totally wasted money, I think of how many banana foods and drinks that would have got me.

    Have received absolutely no value whatsoever from those memberships.

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    When I think about 4 AFL memberships and 2 MCC memberships this year that were totally wasted money, I think of how many banana foods and drinks that would have got me.

    Have received absolutely no value whatsoever from those memberships.

    I think of mine as a Charitable donation redleg.

    Not sure if that helps you.

    but it helps me to dull the pain.

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    hell I claim mine at tax time...lol

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    I think of mine as a Charitable donation redleg.

    Not sure if that helps you.

    but it helps me to dull the pain.

    I don' t really see the AFL and the MCC as charities.
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    I think that all the contributors to this thread that live in Melbourne should get together at the end of the year for a drink to drown our sorrows and to meet each other.

    I suggest around mid to late November so we can also discuss the drafting and trading that has been done. By then all will be finished except the PSD and Rookie draft.

    We could arrange banana daiquiris or banana smoothies and banana cake, banana bread, banana chips and other banana delicacies.

    What do you all think?

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    I think that all the contributors to this thread that live in Melbourne should get together at the end of the year for a drink to drown our sorrows and to meet each other.

    I suggest around mid to late November so we can also discuss the drafting and trading that has been done. By then all will be finished except the PSD and Rookie draft.

    We could arrange banana daiquiris or banana smoothies and banana cake, banana bread, banana chips and other banana delicacies.

    What do you all think?

    I think we should meet in Innisfail-an economy under great stress for several years (due to cyclones that have affected us all) and turn it into a national festival.The possibilities are ripe. We should celebrate this great berry.

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    I think that all the contributors to this thread that live in Melbourne should get together at the end of the year for a drink to drown our sorrows and to meet each other.

    I suggest around mid to late November so we can also discuss the drafting and trading that has been done. By then all will be finished except the PSD and Rookie draft.

    We could arrange banana daiquiris or banana smoothies and banana cake, banana bread, banana chips and other banana delicacies.

    What do you all think?

    Diet Coke allowed?

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    I think that all the contributors to this thread that live in Melbourne should get together at the end of the year for a drink to drown our sorrows and to meet each other.

    I suggest around mid to late November so we can also discuss the drafting and trading that has been done. By then all will be finished except the PSD and Rookie draft.

    We could arrange banana daiquiris or banana smoothies and banana cake, banana bread, banana chips and other banana delicacies.

    What do you all think?

    Great idea Red. However, it needs to be informal - I don't want to be signing autographs but I want people to feel free to touch my robe.

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    Great idea Red. However, it needs to be informal - I don't want to be signing autographs but I want people to feel free to touch my robe.

    Will arrange.

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    I think we should meet in Innisfail-an economy under great stress for several years (due to cyclones that have affected us all) and turn it into a national festival.The possibilities are ripe. We should celebrate this great berry.

    Bit far for me but the sentiment is good.

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    I think that all the contributors to this thread that live in Melbourne should get together at the end of the year for a drink to drown our sorrows and to meet each other.

    I suggest around mid to late November so we can also discuss the drafting and trading that has been done. By then all will be finished except the PSD and Rookie draft.

    We could arrange banana daiquiris or banana smoothies and banana cake, banana bread, banana chips and other banana delicacies.

    What do you all think?

    Include me on your list Redleg.

    Just make sure there are no sharps around we don't want anyone deciding to end the pain that day.

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    I think that all the contributors to this thread that live in Melbourne should get together at the end of the year for a drink to drown our sorrows and to meet each other.

    I suggest around mid to late November so we can also discuss the drafting and trading that has been done. By then all will be finished except the PSD and Rookie draft.

    We could arrange banana daiquiris or banana smoothies and banana cake, banana bread, banana chips and other banana delicacies.

    What do you all think?

    Banana Daiquiris... !!!! Im there :)

    ( bloody good idea too Red )

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    Great idea Red. However, it needs to be informal - I don't want to be signing autographs but I want people to feel free to touch my robe.

    youre a nut

    I like nuts

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    I don' t really see the AFL and the MCC as charities.

    I was meaning the MFC

    Is there a bigger Charity in Australia than the MFC?

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    Include me on your list Redleg.

    Just make sure there are no sharps around we don't want anyone deciding to end the pain that day.

    Done.

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    I was meaning the MFC

    Is there a bigger Charity in Australia than the MFC?

    Oh.

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    I think that all the contributors to this thread that live in Melbourne should get together at the end of the year for a drink to drown our sorrows and to meet each other.

    I suggest around mid to late November so we can also discuss the drafting and trading that has been done. By then all will be finished except the PSD and Rookie draft.

    We could arrange banana daiquiris or banana smoothies and banana cake, banana bread, banana chips and other banana delicacies.

    What do you all think?

    So those of us outside of Melbourne are not invited, pity.

    Otherwise a great idea.

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    So those of us outside of Melbourne are not invited, pity.

    Otherwise a great idea.

    We all have a cross to bear TBF!

    But feel free to make the trip, Melbourne in November is always good and we have not lost a match in November for a very long time

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    So those of us outside of Melbourne are not invited, pity.

    Otherwise a great idea.

    I would imagine the idea is all are invited but the notion being it will be in Melbourne. Those living here will find it the most practical to attend.

    I wouldnt think for one moment theres any exclusivity intended...... just a acknowledgement of geography only :)

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    I think that all the contributors to this thread that live in Melbourne should get together at the end of the year for a drink to drown our sorrows and to meet each other.

    I suggest around mid to late November so we can also discuss the drafting and trading that has been done. By then all will be finished except the PSD and Rookie draft.

    We could arrange banana daiquiris or banana smoothies and banana cake, banana bread, banana chips and other banana delicacies.

    What do you all think?

    Great idea, Redleg. We could also discuss how the boys are training the house down under the new coach ... :-)

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    Great idea, Redleg. We could also discuss how the boys are training the house down under the new coach ... :-)

    Boom Boom!

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    Great idea Red. However, it needs to be informal - I don't want to be signing autographs but I want people to feel free to touch my robe.

    No alpacas, though ... :-)

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