This morning ... Friday 22nd November, 2013

[rpfc 27,637]

You know it's November...

Just ignore and move on if you don't like something on here. If it's offensive enough, the ohsoevil mods will remove it.

And we are going to have our injokes. As if there is anything wrong with that.

[jazza 1,323]

Haha exactly - if only the grammar/spelling Nazi's would realise their posts clogging up forums are infinitely more tiresome than someone inadvertently misspelling someone's name. I don't want to have to sift through pages of posts rehashing the same complaints and tired jokes, I want to read people's opinions on footy. I know we have a lot of wannabe comedians on here but for the most part the posts you think are so clever are actually pretty cringeworthy.

Anyway now that I've got that off my chest I wanted to actually say thanks for your observations Dees2014 it's something that has been a well known fact for some time that the training standards at MFC were equivalent to a VFL or suburban team. If the intensity has picked up as it should be expected to under our new FD then hopefully this translates to gameday performances. It is also Misson's much anticipated "third pre-season" with the club so hopefully we should start to see those results also however considering the amount of turnover on the list since he began who knows.

yep, some of us commented earlier in the year that misson's 3 rd pre would be the key to

injury recovery times and running out of games

lets hope the hype about 3 preseasons,to change the base fitness level is correct

I love training reports also.it keeps out of towners in touch

as for the youthful language used,at my age it took very little time to adjust to the terms used here

FWIW I had no issues with Nasher's post it was all the other rubbish that is the crap people shouldn't have to put up with when they're trying to share some info with the rest of us.

[demonoid 317]

Well obviously some people do care, even if you don't.

first world issues

[Dr. Gonzo 22,624]

You know it's November...

Just ignore and move on if you don't like something on here. If it's offensive enough, the ohsoevil mods will remove it.

And we are going to have our injokes. As if there is anything wrong with that.

It's not that it's offensive, t's that it's monotonous and boring and makes Demonland a chore to read trying to get through multiple posts in multiple threads about Bleese's and Maloney's and what have you. I want to read about footy not people bitching back and forth about spelling mistakes. I haven't commented on it before because I don't want to contribute to the rubbish and I'll overlook cringeworthy "jokes" and comments about llama's but acting like a [censored] towards someone just trying to contribute because they misspelt someone's name is pathetic.

[Machsy 2,858]

In true terms FCS is not an acronym but an initialism. An acronym needs to be pronounceable as a word. Eg QANTAS.

As all things in the English language this will probably change due to continuous misuse of the term.

Maybe you should have said, "as all things in any language."

For such an expert in languages, I'm sure you're aware that they are continuously evolving over time, with definitions of certain words vastly different to what they were as recent as a decade ago.

Maybe they should. Creating a new language (or in this case acronyms) is an elitist way to create a language for only those only in the know. A spelling mistake is just that. At least it's an attempt to use a universally except language every one can understand

Hardly elitist, just the way languages are used and naturally evolve over time.

It's fairly common knowledge on this forum, and I don't think anyone would hesitate to explain the meaning to those who aren't au fait.

A spelling mistake is often just sheer laziness, but I concede that it can also be due to dyslexia (very unlikely) or autoincorrect.

Still, you're being bloody precious about a light-hearted joke that wasn't even directed at you.

I'm happy for others to go through & point out my mistakes and make fun of them... because I don't take myself too seriously and I simply DGAS.

I swear I was the first to come up with MFCSS.

Sorry, "author unknown" to me, due to my failing memory.

Now that you say that, I think you are correct.

My apologies.

[Machsy 2,858]

first world issues

True, but we're all living in the 1st world when we have the luxury of wasting time posting on a footy forum.

How inconsequential our lives have become...

[Machsy 2,858]

It's not that it's offensive, t's that it's monotonous and boring and makes Demonland a chore to read trying to get through multiple posts in multiple threads about Bleese's and Maloney's and what have you. I want to read about footy not people bitching back and forth about spelling mistakes. I haven't commented on it before because I don't want to contribute to the rubbish and I'll overlook cringeworthy "jokes" and comments about llama's but acting like a [censored] towards someone just trying to contribute because they misspelt someone's name is pathetic.

Blame those that carry on & take themselves too seriously.

A simple "oops" or ignoring the playful banter would've seen a quick recovery.

Now the thread is a bunch of cross-whingeing from all quarters.

[old55 21,634]

I thought we'd have delisted Daniel Breese by now.

We should delist and re- rookie him so we can take a PSD pick

[rpfc 27,637]

It's not that it's offensive, t's that it's monotonous and boring and makes Demonland a chore to read trying to get through multiple posts in multiple threads about Bleese's and Maloney's and what have you. I want to read about footy not people bitching back and forth about spelling mistakes. I haven't commented on it before because I don't want to contribute to the rubbish and I'll overlook cringeworthy "jokes" and comments about llama's but acting like a [censored] towards someone just trying to contribute because they misspelt someone's name is pathetic.

Nasher making a joke about Daniel Breese is hardly worth all this...

Frankly, when I see someone write 'mute' instead of 'moot' I will correct them not because I am a patronising [censored], although I can be, but because I think it is nice to advise someone of a mistake they may make in a 'forum' more important than this.

And I skim over boring posts, I don't get angry at them...

[daisycutter 28,684]

We should delist and re- rookie him so we can take a PSD pick

PSD? there you go again being elitist.....sheesh

[Nasher 33,166]

Nasher, i know you are a "big wig" on here, but I think these sorts of comments are unworthy of your elevated position. I hope you are happy with your ridicule.

I was making a light hearted joke about an ordinary* zero game player that was on our list a decade ago. I'm sorry if I offended you, it wasn't the intent. Typo away - though I am also a firm believer in proof reading one's post before posting it.

*Edit: or perhaps he may have been perennially injured? Hard to recall now. Baghdad Bob may recall, I think he may have had some relationship with him at the time (player sponsor perhaps?).

[Axis of Bob 10,379]

He was ordinary.

Hard, but undersized, KPP.

Edited November 24, 2013 by Axis of Bob

[BAMF 3,809]

I swear I was the first to come up with MFCSS.

ill back you up on that.

[Demon Stalwart 255]

All I can say is, it sounds like school is out !

Surely there are more important things worthy of comment than a typo and a tame, lame, joke to comment on.

As for the report thank you, it is appreciated, but all is in the eye of the beholder

As for the Joke , I laughed for a brief second then moved on

I look forward to all the reports from all that want to post them, no matter what "Typos" it generates or what silly nonsicle whimsicle little jokes it engenders

Surely there are more important things to discuss rather then how to get ones Knickers in a knot

[Demonsterative 2,101]

PSD? there you go again being elitist.....sheesh

YMTPOA DC

[daisycutter 28,684]

YMTPOA DC

DC? sheesh, another elitist. where's my time machine when i need it

[Mgdee 319]

Maybe you should have said, "as all things in any language."

For such an expert in languages, I'm sure you're aware that they are continuously evolving over time, with definitions of certain words vastly different to what they were as recent as .

Firstly the post was intended to be tongue in cheek following on from people complaining about spelling mistakes and secondly I am not an expert in language and would never put myself forward as one.

[1858 238]

As a Dees fan I've got my swagger back. I mean I've always been pretty happy go lucky but the excitement!

Whistled IAGOF as I buttered my toast this morning.

[beelzebub 22,324]

^

[Moonshadow 16,409]

As a Dees fan I've got my swagger back. I mean I've always been pretty happy go lucky but the excitement!

Whistled IAGOF as I buttered my toast this morning.

Like.

[jumbo returns 6,545]

IAGOF? Anyone?

[Hellish Inferno 992]

It's a Grand Old Flag!

[The Song Formerly Known As 6,479]

IAGOF? Anyone?

It's ok, we expect you to not understand. It's all a bit unfamiliar to us to as we never get to sing it.

[Dr. Gonzo 22,624]

Nasher making a joke about Daniel Breese is hardly worth all this...

Frankly, when I see someone write 'mute' instead of 'moot' I will correct them not because I am a patronising [censored], although I can be, but because I think it is nice to advise someone of a mistake they may make in a 'forum' more important than this.

And I skim over boring posts, I don't get angry at them...

I already said I don't have a problem with Nasher's post he was just make a light-hearted pun.

As for advising people of mistakes, I often do this as well (not just in forums but real life) but often have to catch myself because I know that while some people see it as being "nice to advise someone of a mistake" others see it as annoying, arrogant, pompous and overall being a dick.

[rpfc 27,637]

I already said I don't have a problem with Nasher's post he was just make a light-hearted pun.

As for advising people of mistakes, I often do this as well (not just in forums but real life) but often have to catch myself because I know that while some people see it as being "nice to advise someone of a mistake" others see it as annoying, arrogant, pompous and overall being a [censored].

That's their problem. And probably why they are making mistakes they shouldn't.