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Family Day @ Luna Park 15/3/15

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Ok I got there just after 9 and have no idea how that time just flew. I had my 3 yr old niece and was going to take her on a ride after we had got autographs, she had a photo with Jack Viney and the line was cut because it was nearly 11. The morning just flew.

Ok where was Nathan Jones. I did not see him all morning and therefore missed out on his signature. Where was he standing signing autographs and I didnt see Watts either.

Interesting they had Jesse Hogan up in the room where you have to queue and walk up the stairs. Normally that is where the leadership group is. Anyway he seemed a nice boy. Enjoyed the day, left before the presentation.

Jones was upstairs for the day as well. There was a big line full of teenage girls. The attraction was jack watts. He has a following that's for sure. I was a bit surprised hogan was upstairs too. Yeah he will be a gun but he still hasn't officially debuted yet.

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    My son's a happy camper today... being in Sydney we obviously couldn't get to the Family day, but as I detailed in an earlier post somewhere, the club arranged a signed Dees jumper (most players from what I can tell) and a card signed my Nathan Jones. They arrived the other day and I presented them to him today... made his day!!

    So despite the issues that have been discussed in this and other threads, the club does get it right hopefully more often than they get it wrong.

    Not sure if these links to Instagram are for general consumption, but here are a couple of shots of the booty:

    https://instagram.com/p/0Rz_NpKIL8/

    https://instagram.com/p/0R0T8sKIMQ/

    ahhhh, your insta. When you see what D'landers look like in real life it is simultaneously exciting, disappointing, bizarre and a little scary (see Saty scooter reveal pic).

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    ahhhh, your insta. When you see what D'landers look like in real life it is simultaneously exciting, disappointing, bizarre and a little scary (see Saty scooter reveal pic).

    Dunno song, your pecs look pretty impressive!

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    ahhhh, your insta. When you see what D'landers look like in real life it is simultaneously exciting, disappointing, bizarre and a little scary (see Saty scooter reveal pic).

    Actually, that profile pic is a little old now... I've since been through a beard, no beard and now I just couldn't be [censored] shaving and it's a bit all over the place. Hair's a little more under control maybe... all this since I changed my stylist (currently using split personality number three). But hey, at least my son looks sane.

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    ahhhh, your insta. When you see what D'landers look like in real life it is simultaneously exciting, disappointing, bizarre and a little scary (see Saty scooter reveal pic).

    I've met a couple of Demonlanders Song, and I'm sure they have been both impressed and humbled.

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    Fantastic Jane!! Now all you have to do is divorce your filth supporting husband. Then ... well who knows .. you might be on the lookout for an eligible, charming, handsome, cross dressing fashionable male. ( Possibly from Romsey)

    Time and place you big horny beast!
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    I know you have read, as I have, many other people agreeing that his body language and general presence on field is off

    aaaaaaaaand there we go with the personal attacks again. I'm going to leave it. Poor example from you Nasher.

    It was more of a backhanded compliment really...

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    Ok where was Nathan Jones. I did not see him all morning and therefore missed out on his signature. Where was he standing signing autographs and I didnt see Watts either.

    Interesting they had Jesse Hogan up in the room where you have to queue and walk up the stairs. Normally that is where the leadership group is. Anyway he seemed a nice boy. Enjoyed the day, left before the presentation.

    We went a couple of times on the scenic railway, and Jack Watts was for at least 30-40 minutes during that time (just after 10AM) seated on a bench by himself with a long line of willing auto/photo hunters in front of the line for the roller coaster, he seemed very relaxed and engaging with them. And Jones did spend quite a bit of time around the same time hanging out in the New Balance Run Challenge tent, so those two weren't hiding away in a back room anywhere were both out working the crowd well.

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