daisycutter

nevertheless i still have nightmares over toumpas and wines.........we had it in the bag ffs

1c

fair enough, my bad i promise to never be fair to the filth again

to be fair, the board haven't even had 24 hours yet to digest the recommendations, let alone agree/disagree on each recommendation

tis a time to dream waking up can be left to another day...........after our premiership hangover

will be too expensive in 2 years time

27 in november. would be a good (cheap) pickup regardless of lever

well seeing as how lever has anointed us as his destination club the mods may as well close this thread .....and start a new "welcome jake lever" thread

special afl dispensation, moonie. anything is possible for the favoured ones

undoubtedly

and did you notice who had 89.5% efficiency........yes, dom tyson

i dunno ethan, he's only 21 and very talented. knows how to find the pill and always dangerous in the forward line. i'd at least be sounding out his manager

rubbish, picket Gout and Potassium Potassium is a must in your gout diet Potassium is an electrolyte that is found in water and many different foods in whole grains, fruits, vegetables, milk and beans. Fruits that are high in potassium, 200 milligrams or more are avocados, bananas, apricots, cantaloupes, dates, figs, kiwis, mangos and oranges. Veggies that are high in potassium are artichokes, squash, beets, carrots, beans, peas, potatoes and tomatoes. Other foods that are high in potassium are cocoa, granola, bran, milk, nuts, seeds and yogurt.

and again and again and again and again.........that should take care of september

6 possessions, 4 clangers...........great decoy job

rest of the world sporting community will be puzzled if not outraged the afl never wanted wada/asada oversight and only accepted it under political and financial gov pressure they are still (unofficially) unaccepting and behaving like a petulant child

you're obviously talking about something different than what i was i didn't ask for a lecture on the dangers of bushfires, i thought that rather obvious

so what earl? they still got it wrong, and their first option was to take the pessimist approach as it fit their agenda

the last 2 years they predicted (before summer) temperatures and fire risks way in excess of what actually happened. they also attributed it to climate change. it was classic scare tactics and demonstrated their inability to accurately forecast everyone knows that every victorian summer has potential for sudden bush fires and requires vigilance and swift action. that's just common sense, but the last 2 years they got carried away with dire predictions and no need for the ad hominems or i'll just ignore you in future

1. the bathtub analogy was dumb 2.there are thermal layers (in places) below cold layers in the ocean. measured fact. 3. i agreed there is no evidence of heat hiding in the ocean

prior to the last 2 summers we were warned by the 'experts' to prepare ourselves for a torrid hot summer and record breaking bushfires didn't happen. expect we will get the same scare tactics this year

don't forget there is still a deliberate time wasting rule. if the umpire deems you are deliberately time wasting he can call play on

i hear special robert is a late addition. you should have lots to talk about. bon voyage (assuming you get there)

well we got dog whistled the last two summers so i expect the same this year

hitch-hiking first to romsey, moonie, or riding the push bike?