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What happens if someone starts another hypothetical doom and gloom thread question?

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I thought it was !!

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    I reckon that such a thread will extend to at least 20 pages and dominate the home page for 3 weeks thanks to 4 or 5 posters who keep it ticking over.

    On the other hand, feel-good threads will start and then disappear off the home page within half a day.

    Please don't start another negative thread; things are almost never as bad as they seem. Why is it easier to fear the worst and jump at shadows than to carry on optimistically and give ourselves every chance of success?

    Go Dees. I'm looking forward to seeing some Gary Ablett magic tomorrow but also to seeing Melbourne players show skills, strength and determination that we were hoping for while on our way to a comfortable victory.

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    Surely all longstanding Demon fans would just unthinkingly reply....we are a toughened lot and thrive on adversity and gloom.

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    Is this a rhetorical thread?

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    Is this a rhetorical thread?

    are we a a rhetorical club ?
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    Id put it to the many that Jerry Seinfeld ought to be our mascot as many has us a representing nothing lol

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    I reckon that such a thread will extend to at least 20 pages and dominate the home page for 3 weeks thanks to 4 or 5 posters who keep it ticking over.

    On the other hand, feel-good threads will start and then disappear off the home page within half a day.

    Please don't start another negative thread; things are almost never as bad as they seem. Why is it easier to fear the worst and jump at shadows than to carry on optimistically and give ourselves every chance of success?

    Go Dees. I'm looking forward to seeing some Gary Ablett magic tomorrow but also to seeing Melbourne players show skills, strength and determination that we were hoping for while on our way to a comfortable victory.

    You don't belong here.

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    just run another doom and gloom poll Poll RRover. That'll fix it.

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    You don't belong here.

    Aw... shucks...

    I had a feeling I'd get a response like yours. My first wish is always to see Melbourne in front on the scoreboard. My second wish is to see both teams play good footy and the red and blue team still prevailing.

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    I reckon that such a thread will extend to at least 20 pages and dominate the home page for 3 weeks thanks to 4 or 5 posters who keep it ticking over.

    On the other hand, feel-good threads will start and then disappear off the home page within half a day.

    Please don't start another negative thread; things are almost never as bad as they seem. Why is it easier to fear the worst and jump at shadows than to carry on optimistically and give ourselves every chance of success?

    Go Dees. I'm looking forward to seeing some Gary Ablett magic tomorrow but also to seeing Melbourne players show skills, strength and determination that we were hoping for while on our way to a comfortable victory.

    well said mate , im over all the neg crap
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    Aw... shucks...

    I had a feeling I'd get a response like yours. My first wish is always to see Melbourne in front on the scoreboard. My second wish is to see both teams play good footy and the red and blue team still prevailing.

    I actually liked your post, but clearly my subtlety was lost on you.

    I won't try again.

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    If that happens ,as unlikely as the possibility may seem ,I want you all to know that I'll be there for you.(In a Paul Gardner Kind of way). As in, not really.

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