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Redleg
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Here we go again.

I read this and thought what now.

Then realised it is 36 hours old.

Thank God not sure I can take too many more disasters.

You will all be pleased to know the infamous iPad has again died.

Between my football club and the electronics world they are driving me to the house with the white coats and lockable rooms.

We will win tomorrow won't we?

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    I read this and thought what now.

    Then realised it is 36 hours old.

    Thank God not sure I can take too many more disasters.

    You will all be pleased to know the infamous iPad has again died.

    Between my football club and the electronics world they are driving me to the house with the white coats and lockable rooms.

    We will win tomorrow won't we?

    Hopefully.

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    I read this and thought what now.

    Then realised it is 36 hours old.

    Thank God not sure I can take too many more disasters.

    You will all be pleased to know the infamous iPad has again died.

    Between my football club and the electronics world they are driving me to the house with the white coats and lockable rooms.

    We will win tomorrow won't we?

    should have taken the $5 i offered you od

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    split the difference. still interested?

    As I said last time I could not treat a Dees supporter so badly.

    However the offer is starting to appeal dc.

    If the current situation continues you might have a deal by next Saturday

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    I read this and thought what now.

    Then realised it is 36 hours old.

    Thank God not sure I can take too many more disasters.

    You will all be pleased to know the infamous iPad has again died.

    Between my football club and the electronics world they are driving me to the house with the white coats and lockable rooms.

    We will win tomorrow won't we?

    Your iPad sounds like a vampire, OD, having died more than once. Have you tried garlic, a silver cross and a wooden stake? For mine, iPads are the work of the devil ...

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    So who are we going to boo this afternoon?

    Are you volunteering as a recipient?

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    So who are we going to boo this afternoon?

    I can think of someone.

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    Not allowed on here Redleg remember

    I must be in the wrong place then -- isn't this the "No Kevin Sheedy" thread? :-)

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    Redleg your mate Evans must have bought a smile to your face yesterday.

    Played a blinder in the last quarter.

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    Redleg your mate Evans must have bought a smile to your face yesterday.

    Played a blinder in the last quarter.

    Liked his efforts. Also liked Terlich, and I like what he offers the team.

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    Liked his efforts. Also liked Terlich, and I like what he offers the team.

    Yes they bought a few smiles H_T

    Hoping for similar next week

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    Redleg your mate Evans must have bought a smile to your face yesterday.

    Played a blinder in the last quarter.

    Yes really thrilled for him. Hope he goes on with it now. We need midfielders more than money.

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    Yes really thrilled for him. Hope he goes on with it now. We need midfielders more than money.

    Good ones will generate the money

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    I just read an article from a couple of weeks ago that claimed, as a result of global warming and rising sea levels, Elwood is likely to disappear. Just wondering what doomsday preparations WYL is making.

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    I just read an article from a couple of weeks ago that claimed, as a result of global warming and rising sea levels, Elwood is likely to disappear. Just wondering what doomsday preparations WYL is making.

    yeah true

    Maldon and Burwood Heights are looking good but :wub:

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