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Just went to the toilet at the mcg sounds like a lot of nervous poos being dumped @Ethan Tremblay more people in there than the urinal, pretty sure 1 dude was hurling his guts up 

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    $11.20 for a jim beam and coke.

    God help us all.

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    Hawthorn are do-able as are Collingwood and WC, have to take our chance tonight by the balls. [censored] Geelong and their mini headband wearing soft [censored] players.

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    Ain't she a beaut! ?

    THIS is our fortress tonight.

    So pumped!

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    Just set IQ to record the game and got this:

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    3 hours ago, Dirts said:

    In WA and was going to watch at the paddo with western dees but feel too nervous . Will sit at home with a shandy or two. Lose and will mope around , win wish I had watched at pub but be glad I didn’t as I would be a wreck on Saturday!

     

    The Paddo great pub used to be exactly 1070metres from my front door 

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    Son camping on Fraser Island (laptop but no tv) asks if there’s a website to log into?

    7 whatever is showing rugby 

     
    3 minutes ago, Pennant St Dee said:

    The Paddo great pub used to be exactly 1070metres from my front door 

    300m from mine, end of my street. :) 

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    Channel 7 still hasn’t started coverage!!

    24 mins on the nose to ball up

    Just now, Dr. Gonzo said:

    Viney starting on the bench - the roar when he comes on will be special

    Love to see him snag an early goal ala his old man in 87 EF

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    Just now, Dr. Gonzo said:

    Viney starting on the bench - the roar when he comes on will be special

    And will scare the bejeezus out of the Cats....if they have sense ;) ???

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    18 minutes ago, brendan said:

    Just went to the toilet at the mcg sounds like a lot of nervous poos being dumped @Ethan Tremblay more people in there than the urinal, pretty sure 1 dude was hurling his guts up 

    At home and also just cleared the internals. Feeling great now.

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    Just start the game I'm as nervous as I suspect the players will be.

    Fridge full of some Cricketers Arms and Peroni's, lets hope it's a happy drink

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    Sitting next to BBO. Wish I wasn't. He's already told the young ladies next to us that it's "their lucky night!"

    Edit. They're calling him Harvey. What does that mean?

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    Have fun everybody, hope were all celebrating in 3 hours!

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    Double armbands ? 

    This has been the longest two weeks ever.  Absolutely can't wait for the game to get underway.  

    DEMONS!

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    What the hell, I've got the startup music for PacMan running constantly in my head.

    FOCUS.

     


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