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Posted
30 minutes ago, Mach5 said:

 

I've assumed he got too busy, probably with the coaching caper, or work.

It has happened to me at times, but I've found ways to sandwich in time for this place again, against my better judgment.

Anyone know who he actually played/coached for? As 'rpfc', I always suspected it was Roxburgh Park.

Posted
36 minutes ago, Django said:

Anyone know who he actually played/coached for? As 'rpfc', I always suspected it was Roxburgh Park.

not unless there is a roxburgh park in canberra

although he could have been originally from roxburgh park in vic 

Posted
5 hours ago, Deestroy All said:

I'm the opposite these days. A bad loss and I'm the [censored] outta here. 

I took a 2 month break from here at half time of the Bulldogs game late last season when they murdered us. The frustration of us not turning up in the second half of the season 2 years in a row  got to me. This year I was rapt with our late season form until the last couple of rounds.  

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Posted
10 hours ago, Deestroy All said:

I'm the opposite these days. A bad loss and I'm the [censored] outta here. 

Same. It always seems to be a revelling in self pity environment on here after poor losses. Don't know if it's just because I've been here too long, but I can't tolerate it like I used to be able.

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Posted

It's a shame,  this place has definitely lost some of its charm. It's not really the same anymore. 

Maybe Nasher can email him or something,  just so we know he's ok?

Posted
2 minutes ago, Jesse Christ said:

It's a shame,  this place has definitely lost some of its charm. It's not really the same anymore. 

Maybe Nasher can email him or something,  just so we know he's ok?

Forums always go through peaks and troughs.

The end of the season certainly took the gloss off for some and it permeated through the site.  Now that there isn't anything to discuss in much detail, outside of some trade rumours, it's easy to feel as though the place has lost some 'charm'.  As far as supporter sites go though, we're pretty lucky.


Posted
14 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

You [censored] will really have something to whine about if good old Uncle Bitters decides to pack up and leave!

The grief would last a good few seconds .

Lordweaver was an absolute classic who posted brief but often hilarious things.

Your posts are more ecpansive, like your waistband and your capacity for drivel.

 

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Posted
15 minutes ago, Biffen said:

The grief would last a good few seconds .

Lordweaver was an absolute classic who posted brief but often hilarious things.

Your posts are more ecpansive, like your waistband and your capacity for drivel.

 

Lordweaver. Yes!!

Posted
1 hour ago, Jesse Christ said:

It's a shame,  this place has definitely lost some of its charm. It's not really the same anymore. 

Maybe Nasher can email him or something,  just so we know he's ok?

I'll give it a shot - depends on the email address he used to register with still being valid.  

Posted
3 minutes ago, Nasher said:

I'll give it a shot - depends on the email address he used to register with still being valid.  

...my email bounced.  I pasted the address in to facebook and found an active account, so he's still kicking.  I'm sure he'll be back sometime.

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Posted
5 minutes ago, Nasher said:

...my email bounced.  I pasted the address in to facebook and found an active account, so he's still kicking.  I'm sure he'll be back sometime.

Probably had a gutful of the place. We've all been there at some point.

Maybe we can lure him back by trading out another reg. Not naming names but it starts with s and rhymes with pooey.

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Posted
Just now, P-man said:

Probably had a gutful of the place. We've all been there at some point.

Maybe we can lure him back by trading out another reg. Not naming names but it starts with s and rhymes with pooey.

"Screwy"? Not ringing a bell...

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Posted
Just now, Nasher said:

Spewy?  I think Demonland needs a member called "Spewy".

If rpfc isn't attracted by the prospect of renaming himself Spewy, I'm out of ideas.

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Posted
4 minutes ago, Nasher said:

Spewy?  I think Demonland needs a member called "Spewy".

If big Max ever registers...

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Posted
2 minutes ago, P-man said:

If rpfc isn't attracted by the prospect of renaming himself Spewy, I'm out of ideas.

Maybe rpfc already stands for something like 'really powerful flying chunder'??

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

Maybe rpfc already stands for something like 'really powerful flying chunder'??

Regurgitating processed food constantly. 

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Posted (edited)

At the top of this thread, I'm reading the concern for rpfc on RUOK day, and I'm thinking how compassionate demonlanders have become. By the time I got to the bottom, reality is well and truly restored. 

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Posted
On 7 September 2016 at 10:26 PM, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Speaking of old favourites, any one know what happened to Yze Magic?

He's not Hogan's Hero's by any chance?

Was about to post the same thing. Miss the infamous legend. 

Posted
4 minutes ago, BLWNBA said:

Was about to post the same thing. Miss the infamous legend. 

Trust me he still lurks around here.

Posted
3 minutes ago, BLWNBA said:

Hightower is another.

High Tower changed his name to H_T - still turns up on occasion but isn't as busy as he used to be.

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