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I considered putting this in the joke forum

lmao, that's gold.
I blame daylight savings for my shin splints too.

I am blame daylight savings for having to much light at night.

well you learn something everyday as i thought a drought was lack of rain thus making everything dry etc

bayman wrote:well you learn something everyday as i thought a drought was lack of rain thus making everything dry etc

Bayman, you drought has nothing to do with the weather....

hearts on fire wrote:I am blame daylight savings for having to much light at night.

We're about to have to opposite problem...clocks go back an hour this weekend and the local news will be almost nothing but people complaining about how dark it is and how dangerous it is for kids walking home from school. A few more weeks and we'll be lucky to have more than about 5 or 6 hours of daylight per day I hate winter already.

So if you guys don't want that extra hour we'll have it and the moisture sucking sun that goes with it....pretty please

Regards
JAS

Not you JAS...

Punk Rooster wrote:

bayman wrote:well you learn something everyday as i thought a drought was lack of rain thus making everything dry etc

Bayman, you drought has nothing to do with the weather....

it WAS a long drought but it has been broken recently & more than once, are you still going to henley beach ?

Daylight saving is clearly to blame for Tottenham only having 2 points after 8 matches.
Work that out CSIRO!

about as stupid and pointless as some wanker proposed today that the word Drought be replaced with the word dryness This is in aid of assisting the farmers who suffer emotional distress from seeing the word drought.


Yes agreed the word 'drought' probably does cause some emotional distress amongst the tough as nails farmers but proposing to replace it is not going to change their emotional well being unless it fu*kin rains you twat

heater31 wrote:Yes agreed the word 'drought' probably does cause some emotional distress amongst the tough as nails farmers but proposing to replace it is not going to change their emotional well being unless it fu*kin rains you twat

My thoughts exactly when I read that carp.

heater31 wrote:Yes agreed the word 'drought' probably does cause some emotional distress amongst the tough as nails farmers but proposing to replace it is not going to change their emotional well being unless it fu*kin rains you twat

OMG that's hilarious!
So true, political correctness or whatever these **** want to call it can take a hike.

Very funny letter.

I blame it because it helped Central win 7 flags.

I wonder whether he was serious or making a joke?

Bloody daylight savings. First the curtains fade, now this!

Oh my goodness...

I can't believe that that person actually put their name to the letter

I remember writting a little poem for The Adelaide Advertiser one time about Lleyton Hewitt... a 'poem' made up of 'positive'words using his name and I recieved a 2 page letter in the mail from someone telling me why Lleyton was everything the opposite to what I had written.

Someone had gone to the trouble of looking up my address, writting and posting me the letter.
Haven't written anything to the paper since.

So yeah... wonder what kind of letters this guy got

A Mum wrote:Oh my goodness...

I can't believe that that person actually put their name to the letter

I remember writting a little poem for The Adelaide Advertiser one time about Lleyton Hewitt... a 'poem' made up of 'positive'words using his name and I recieved a 2 page letter in the mail from someone telling me why Lleyton was everything the opposite to what I had written.

Someone had gone to the trouble of looking up my address, writting and posting me the letter.
Haven't written anything to the paper since.

So yeah... wonder what kind of letters this guy got

It wasn't C.C Munt of Novar Gardens(?), was it? I noticed that name quite a bit back when I used to glance at the opinion page.

spell_check wrote:

A Mum wrote:Oh my goodness...

I can't believe that that person actually put their name to the letter

I remember writting a little poem for The Adelaide Advertiser one time about Lleyton Hewitt... a 'poem' made up of 'positive'words using his name and I recieved a 2 page letter in the mail from someone telling me why Lleyton was everything the opposite to what I had written.

Someone had gone to the trouble of looking up my address, writting and posting me the letter.
Haven't written anything to the paper since.

So yeah... wonder what kind of letters this guy got

It wasn't C.C Munt of Novar Gardens(?), was it? I noticed that name quite a bit back when I used to glance at the opinion page.

Whoever sent me the greatly detailed letter about how 'horrible' Lleyton Hewitt was did not sign or put their name on the letter.

Have to say it did 'freak' me out at the time, that someone would go to so much trouble, hand write a 2 page letter directed at a simple 'poem' in the paper and go to the trouble of 'looking me up'.

Hate to think what kind of letter he would have sent someone who may have written something in on a more serious matter.

Whoever it was, probably either has even less of a life than me, or lost a State title to him back in his junior days.