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by **saintal** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 3:07 pm

Dutchy wrote:SAFC- 43 years...
StKFC- 41 years..

Hey Saintal....add another year to your siggy!

erm yeah, been putting that off :wink:

by **redden whites** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 4:22 pm

Magpiespower wrote:Mark Aiston reading the sports news on Chanel 10 Sydney/Sports Tonight.

Thought I'd seen the last of that smug @rseclown!

Aiston is a comic genius

by **saintal** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 5:52 pm

redden whites wrote:
Magpiespower wrote:Mark Aiston reading the sports news on Chanel 10 Sydney/Sports Tonight.

Thought I'd seen the last of that smug @rseclown!

Aiston is a comic genius

by **Wedgie** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 6:03 pm

redden whites wrote:
Magpiespower wrote:Mark Aiston reading the sports news on Chanel 10 Sydney/Sports Tonight.

Thought I'd seen the last of that smug @rseclown!

Aiston is a comic genius

I agree!
Should see him at the wrestling where he turned bad recently, funny as buggery, I miss his Sunday Roast show, he used to have me in tears.
Met him twice, a great bloke to talk to, he even went out of his way during a wrestling show to give my kids high 5s after meeting them at the GF Media Conference.
Funny as buggery when the Channel 10 sports comes on, as he's now a baddie at EPW the kids start booing. :lol:

by **Booney** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 7:54 pm

Having my Friday night pub time put under cross examination by a bloke 10 years older than me,who,at his discretion chooses to attend Bible study on a Friday night before entertaining the group to 'refreshments' at his place, and has the audacity to ask me,the friggin audacity to ask me,"Dont you have responsibilities?". :twisted:

Well mate,I have two responsibilities,one is 11,the other 7.They are both with their Mother,who is by the way more than happy for me to go to the local on a Friday for an hour or two (dont get me wrong,she would not be more than happy with any longer :wink:

).

What I choose to do with my time,is my choice,what you choose to do with yours,is yours.And by the way,I happen to **** love my time at the pub!

GRRRRR

Breathe Booney,breathe.... :evil:

by **Mr66** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 7:56 pm

saintal wrote:
Dutchy wrote:SAFC- 43 years...
StKFC- 41 years..

Hey Saintal....add another year to your siggy!

erm yeah, been putting that off

Put 100 on both of them and you won't have to worry about the annual chore.

by **am Bays** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 8:10 pm

Booney wrote:Having my Friday night pub time put under cross examination by a bloke 10 years older than me,who,at his discretion chooses to attend Bible study on a Friday night before entertaining the group to 'refreshments' at his place, and has the audacity to ask me,the friggin audacity to ask me,"Dont you have responsibilities?".

Well mate,I have two responsibilities,one is 11,the other 7.They are both with their Mother,who is by the way more than happy for me to go to the local on a Friday for an hour or two (dont get me wrong,she would not be more than happy with any longer ).

What I choose to do with my time,is my choice,what you choose to do with yours,is yours.And by the way,I happen to **** love my time at the pub!

GRRRRR

Breathe Booney,breathe....

Sounds like somebody needs a good smiting

by **mighty_tiger_79** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 12:43 pm

walking back to the car after watching a bit of the aussies net session yesterday, Phil jaques smashed a ball out of the nets area and it hit a station-wagon and then onto my leg!!!!! my leg survived - an official said it was 'enter at own risk' - bet he would think differently if the kids across the road were playing street cricket and hit his car!!!

by **Rik E Boy** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 12:55 pm

Take some bloody concrete pills. Jaques' batting practice is more important than your bloody leg.

regards,

REB

by **Felch** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 1:05 pm

Wedgie wrote:
redden whites wrote:
Magpiespower wrote:Mark Aiston reading the sports news on Chanel 10 Sydney/Sports Tonight.

Thought I'd seen the last of that smug @rseclown!

Aiston is a comic genius

I agree!
Should see him at the wrestling where he turned bad recently, funny as buggery, I miss his Sunday Roast show, he used to have me in tears.
Met him twice, a great bloke to talk to, he even went out of his way during a wrestling show to give my kids high 5s after meeting them at the GF Media Conference.
Funny as buggery when the Channel 10 sports comes on, as he's now a baddie at EPW the kids start booing.

Aiston is funny, i agree too, but i have been embarrased watching him on Sports Tonight. He 'giggles' far too much. Maybe nerves have got the better of him. Other than that, i have always enjoyed his humour.

by **mighty_tiger_79** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 1:19 pm

Rik E Boy wrote:Take some bloody concrete pills. Jaques' batting practice is more important than your bloody leg.

regards,

REB

my legs ok, i feel sorry for the blokes station wagon though!!!!! :lol:

by **rogernumber10** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 1:55 pm

Booney wrote:Having my Friday night pub time put under cross examination by a bloke 10 years older than me,who,at his discretion chooses to attend Bible study on a Friday night before entertaining the group to 'refreshments' at his place, and has the audacity to ask me,the friggin audacity to ask me,"Dont you have responsibilities?".

Well mate,I have two responsibilities,one is 11,the other 7.They are both with their Mother,who is by the way more than happy for me to go to the local on a Friday for an hour or two (dont get me wrong,she would not be more than happy with any longer ).

What I choose to do with my time,is my choice,what you choose to do with yours,is yours.And by the way,I happen to **** love my time at the pub!

GRRRRR

Breathe Booney,breathe....

For the first read of this, I thought you were still talking about Mark Aiston.

I'm backon track now with the thread.

by **Dogwatcher** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 3:47 pm

Things that give me the sh1ts? Painkillers - literally.

by **Leaping Lindner** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 3:52 pm

Dogwatcher wrote:Things that give me the sh1ts? Painkillers - literally.

You're lucky. Most people get the exact opposite effect!

by **Dutchy** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 8:14 pm

my son having the shits when in the bath...

by **Dogwatcher** » Thu Jan 24, 2008 10:40 am

I hope you weren't sitting in the bath with him! Yuk!

by **Dirko** » Thu Jan 24, 2008 10:45 am

Having the 5hits and going to "A day on the green" last weekend. Thought man I better take a imodium as the toilets will be dodgy, and am now blocked... :evil:

Send me ya painkillers DW...

by **smac** » Thu Jan 24, 2008 10:49 am

Sounds like a bath might do the trick jabber. :wink:

by **Dutchy** » Thu Jan 24, 2008 11:13 am

Dogwatcher wrote:I hope you weren't sitting in the bath with him! Yuk!

nah, I walked in and he was standing up with a big smile on his dial, looked in and floaties everywhere around his toys etc it had disintergrated everywhere!....at least he was standing up when it was done so none was on him...

by **Dogwatcher** » Thu Jan 24, 2008 12:49 pm

Oh dear -such things to look forward to!

So, he was standing up - none on the walls? :lol:

Sounds like Smac after a big night out.

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