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Just now, Deestroy All said:

ISIS have better live streams. 

 

Apparently. 

Classic. :)

 

 

Pies were pretty much dominating before it went down maybe it’s a good thing 

 

Oh FFS - great live 'stream'! Surely in 2019 we can have decent internet broadcasts!!


Jaguar should have sponsored the live stream. They're also prone to breaking down.

 

Season over, who are we looking at in the draft?


Eddies probably rewiring it to the Collingwood site.....

Even with no vision i can tell the umpires are crucifying us!

hey arnold nicksplat GIF


3 minutes ago, Wadda We Sing said:

Classic. :)

 

WEll they do have all the technological support the USA can give them.

1 minute ago, buck_nekkid said:

I think management saw how we were playing and pulled the plug!

I think management saw how I was distracted from working and pulled the plug.


It’s back up. Nokia3310 charger was found. 

Edited by Deestroy All

 

Large Collingfilth crowd by the looks of it. Must have stopped off on the way to Centrelink!


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