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I dont know its colour only that its not falling ( any more )

 

How come we are stuck with this underscheiving blue sky that will never get us anywhere, when we should obviously have taken that fantastic teal sky that is exciting all those lucky Port Adelaide fans.

What a shocking choice.


Good work P-Man. A little disappointed I didn't get a guernsey! I thought a class based rant at the sky would have been the order of the day!

Blue sky! Wow are you sure Its blue?What is the colour really without the rose coloured glasses?

 

(Disclaimer: no offence is intended by the below. Just a bit of tongue in cheek to round off the week)

Q: What colour is the sky?

But I'll be there again next week. Standing underneath it. Hoping it won't rain.

Black/OliveGreen; at the moment & looks like raining Catters & Doggies

Q: What colour will the sky be on Sunday afternoon?

A: Who cares, we won't see it playing at Doglands.

  • 8 years later...

On 7/18/2014 at 5:40 PM, Sir Why You Little said:

Hahahaha!! Totally superb Man,P. great laughs from Davao Philippines. Just survived a 3 hour crazy van ride along a coastal highway from Mati. A place worth visiting. But after that drive i needs laughs & Booze! :)

I remember that van ride very well. 
3 hours of absolute terror!!!

The sky went blue eventually.

Hope it stays that way for a while yet.

8 minutes ago, layzie said:

There's a nice little love-in with dee-luded today..

A bible verse, Luke 4:24, perhaps sums him up…

Verily I say unto you, No prophet is accepted in his own country.


8 hours ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

A bible verse, Luke 4:24, perhaps sums him up…

Verily I say unto you, No prophet is accepted in his own country.

What does Luke say about Planets?

 

Also, should you be pulling from the Book of Luke? 

Bit on the nose?

I WANT SATYRICONHOME TO COME BACK!!!

Stuie, not so much. Soz. 

Edited by WalkingCivilWar

1 hour ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

I WANT SATYRICONHOME TO COME BACK!!!

Stuie, not so much. Soz. 

Think twice before reaching for that can opener! 

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