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Block buster is actually listed in my thesaurus under bomb

SO

can the opposite of a blockbuster be defused

(please please dont make it deefused

 

At least after the game the kids get to have a kick on the G. I wonder if our players will join in for some tips from my 6 year old daughter?

I'm with Mike Sheahan and Geza Healy ... it's the biggest game since Melbourne last played finals. Heaven helpthe MFC if we lose it :ph34r:


Good write-up.

I still prefer my description in a previous thread of the OTC panel having "waved the temptation of temporary relevance under Brock McLean's nose, and he leapt on it like a [censored] in heat".

And Jordie McKenzie is from Terang, which is heavily populated by Essendon supporters, so I don't think Ablett was exactly the local hero.

It was more Chris Heffernan (eek!) and Scott Lucas round those parts.

Then more recently Gary Rohan.

Good write-up.

I still prefer my description in a previous thread

Of course you do...

"The whole thing was a set up. The puppeteers were pulling the strings to perfection. The kid who not long ago publicly claimed he contracted aids from somebody's mother had left what passed for his brain in the studio's green room."

Gold.

 

yes I thinks your are big. nice theory though. Melbourne give lots of people angst.

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