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Seriously, talk about first world problems!

I hope that the lack of website updating is our biggest worry in 2013.

 
Seriously, talk about first world problems!

I hope that the lack of website updating is our biggest worry in 2013.

hang on jaded, don't you know that it's vital for us members to know weather jack watts is 195cm, not 193cm? pffft, and you call yourself a supporter

hang on jaded, don't you know that it's vital for us members to know weather jack watts is 195cm, not 193cm? pffft, and you call yourself a supporter

Deelirium, you are right. I do believe that past discussions on this site have concluded that if a footballer 193cm tall then that footballer is doomed.

Is Jack doomed?

 

For those of you complaining about the lack of updating of the website....a simple solution. Call up the MFC, and volunteer your time to ensure the website is up to date.

Let me know when you do this because then I might go and nitpick at every spelling mistake or the fact the membership number isn't updated every hour.

Sheesh. Get a grip people. The fact that you know some of the information isn't accurate is a sign you don't actually NEED the MFC website to give you the information.

You're going to get the bragging rights when you feel the need to prove someone wrong that max gawn is 208 cm instead of 205 cm. *slow clap*

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