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Got myself a pair of those AFL Sports Ears.

During the game on the weekend Mitch Robinson (who incidentally squeals like a stuck pig at EVERY umpire decision that goes against him), was having a go at Oliver re his appearance.

"Geeze mate, you make me look good" and many other colourful words to that effect.

How ever will young Clarry recover....  :rolleyes:

 
7 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

Who is deadpool?

Bugg?

9 minutes ago, JTR said:

Got myself a pair of those AFL Sports Ears.

During the game on the weekend Mitch Robinson (who incidentally squeals like a stuck pig at EVERY umpire decision that goes against him), was having a go at Oliver re his appearance.

"Geeze mate, you make me look good" and many other colourful words to that effect.

How ever will young Clarry recover....  :rolleyes:

What are they?? Are they linked to the umps mic or something?

 

Daisy Pearce is Black widow

Maybe Kent as Deadpool

Hogan as the Hulk

Gawn as Colossus

Beam me up Scotty............no intelligent life forms here.

 

Kent as Deadpool could work.

Watts as Vision

Garlett as Spider-Man 

Vince as Cyclops

Jones as Professor X

 

And those without a sense of fun are even of lower intelligence?


4 minutes ago, DeeZee said:

And those without a sense of fun are even of lower intelligence?

And you don't think, " Beam me up Scotty............no intelligent life forms here." is funny?

Note to self, learn to explain irony.

3 minutes ago, ManDee said:

And you don't think, " Beam me up Scotty............no intelligent life forms here." is funny?

Note to self, learn to explain irony.

Clearly a dig at posters intelligence

Clayton Oliver-Clarry Choo Choo

how old are you Picket?

either inutero or dementia

cannot be anything else!! :)

1 hour ago, Gorgoroth said:

Who is deadpool?

Max Gawn 

purely for his comedy 


Whatever virus infected the "no TS no BS" thread has finally begun spreading.

Or, the old one has gotten old enough to spawn.

Either way, it's a worry.

49 minutes ago, DeeZee said:

Clearly a dig at posters intelligence

It would appear that you may be right.

33 minutes ago, Skuit said:

What just happened?

Appears to be grown men discussing what I'm assuming are either cartoon characters or superheroes. 

18 minutes ago, ManDee said:

It would appear that you may be right.

Please make up your mind Mr Holier than thou ...lol

9 minutes ago, DeeZee said:

Please make up your mind Mr Holier than thou ...lol

I may have been inadvertently right.

 

Edit:- No more from me on this. Back to topic Mr Oliver

Edited by ManDee


4 minutes ago, ManDee said:

I may have been inadvertently right.

More like a misconception

1 minute ago, chook fowler said:

Clarries 'do' doesn't do him any favours.

He looks a bit like a 1940s cartoon character kinda Popeye esque with those big arms

 
3 hours ago, praha said:

Anyone else cringe for a second when he gets the ball thinking it's McKenzie? Might take me a while to get used to it.

old joke ------ time to move on

2 hours ago, monoccular said:

old joke ------ time to move on

I'm not even joking. I still have this issue.


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