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I know it's about the individual and to that end we all wish Jack Fitzpatrick all the best. On another tangent, how much has this club had to deal with in the last year or two. Besides the well publicized events, we have had rookie Williams getting a life threatening brain virus and now Jack with diabetes. Forget all the broken bones etc, 2 serious illnesses in a month. It really is unbelievable.

 

I know it's about the individual and to that end we all wish Jack Fitzpatrick all the best. On another tangent, how much has this club had to deal with in the last year or two. Besides the well publicized events, we have had rookie Williams getting a life threatening brain virus and now Jack with diabetes. Forget all the broken bones etc, 2 serious illnesses in a month. It really is unbelievable.

I am surprised at you Redleg

After all these years I would have thought you were used to it by now.

Such is the lot of a dees supporter!

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I am surprised at you Redleg

After all these years I would have thought you were used to it by now.

Such is the lot of a dees supporter!

You are right. I am waiting for the day I go to the G and find it has been taken away by an alien spaceship.

 

You are right. I am waiting for the day I go to the G and find it has been taken away by an alien spaceship.

With our luck they would leave behind the wrong half of the team.


Five changes to the GWS Giants team this week - all injuries.

any betting about who one might be ?

any betting about who one might be ?

No ... the changes are for their game against Richmond at the weekend. No doubt there will be more for the following week.

I doubt that Sheedy would hide Voldemort. It would send out a poor message for his club. I'm sure he wants to set his team up for the game and that it will be one that he's absolutely desperate to win.

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No ... the changes are for their game against Richmond at the weekend. No doubt there will be more for the following week.

I doubt that Sheedy would hide Voldemort. It would send out a poor message for his club. I'm sure he wants to set his team up for the game and that it will be one that he's absolutely desperate to win.

I hope he plays, though I have always doubted it. I hope the Dees fans give him hell and the players give him worse. BTW, I don't hate the guy, I am just angry at the lies and deception, that hurt the club.

 

I hope he plays, though I have always doubted it. I hope the Dees fans give him hell and the players give him worse. BTW, I don't hate the guy, I am just angry at the lies and deception, that hurt the club.

That about covers it Redleg

But this is supposed to be T$ free zone.

Bananas $1.15 KG this morning and good ones as well.


Had already done that... And i had worked out the first one but was lost on the second. Got it now but i don't think i had paid enough attention at the time to his name being B.... ;)

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Bananas $1.15 KG this morning and good ones as well.

Now you are talking. Last banana smoothie I had was ruined by too much honey.

Now you are talking. Last banana smoothie I had was ruined by too much honey.

There not many things worse than too much honey

However the bees might give me an arguement

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There not many things worse than too much honey

Sour milk or yoghurt would be.


Sour milk or yoghurt would be.

Oh yes Last sunday I had the weet bix and sour milk trick

Not a good result

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worse when its the last cereal in the cupboard...

Follow my lead, mix all the cereals together in a plastic see through container and you know when you are low. Also use fresh milk.


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nup, neat. no B$

Next you will tell me you are a real man and you eat it in a dirty cup.

Next you will tell me you are a real man and you eat it in a dirty cup.

nup, straight out of the packaging, no spoon, no B$

 

TS Who ???

My memory fails me

Was he the bloke that got caught up in the great willy willy of 2011 ?

Something about having Gone Wind Surfing (GWS) with his dad and never came back ???

Was that it ?

Anyway does it really matter ?,

I had forgotten about whats his name anyway, till now, when you bought it up!

worse when its the last cereal in the cupboard...

How the hell did you know.

I was forced into having toast


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