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moonie was the guy who brought the lemons for the visiting side and oranges for the home side

on second thought they may have been called "lady finger" bananas

well aldi had nice bananas at $1.99 more if you want "yellow fingers". why you would i don't know as they don't taste any better. i'm sure someone will jump in and explain

moonie, it's hard to remember a ground that wasn't muddy (or in bad condition) in winter in those days it makes one wonder how skilled those were who could reliably kick a drop-kick or heaven forbid a stab pass

beaver st earl, backing on to the golf course and creek.......these days they just sort the mail.....saves a lot of trouble than seeking it

yep, just checked, the blackie is 1 km closer from my joint than the doncaster but.....it's more north east than north (it is north of east burwood but that doesn't count) some nice spots in box hill. have a monster-in-law in box hill north and a son in box hill south

actually jack, robbie, jimmy or sean would be a nice touch (i've got a sean as a gs)

it would have to be James or Michael

you're just like me mable.....soar with the eagles

now that is not as silly as it sounds what happened at the home front during the war should be locked in the past you won't hear od talk of his wwii experiences (thank god)

actually i get offered maintenance all the time, bbo, and being a true gentleman i always accept. wouldn't like to offend anyone by declining.

satisfaction is my middle name, bbo, but i'm totally unaffected by fame

high maintenance gal, eh mable?

no (rule) reason at all

hmmm a vineyard in glen iris would be nice biffo and a carpark for chaddie too

i see you have come to your senses r&b.......bananas forever.....vive le bananier

well you did ask about jeff. can i presume you prefer discussions about liberal party state premiers?

yes, he lives in north burwood, otherwise known as surrey hills

no, not burwood, you are defining dry-wood. and yes if you go due north probably the doncaster as for west, the Riversdale might be closer than the Tower

dear oh dear earl......matthew flinders to the west? more like due south, straight down warrigal road. nearest pub to the west would be in hawthorn

bendigo to romsey in an hour, sounds about right to me next time get the lads to rustle up some burritos and corn cobs

christ earl, the burvale is nowhere near burwood. you are obviously thinking of east burwood. chalk and cheese fyi burwood is proudly pub-dry. keeps out the riff raff nicely

not surprised you were thrown out bbo. teachers were supposed to go to the notting hill pub

huh? i thought moe was an eastern suburb, biffo

now c'mon earl, it was always a meeting place for utes, tradies, pi$$heads, drug dealers and loose women and in your case wayward youth searching for the meaning of life