SA Footy

After 17 years of marriage, Booney, you don't really count as a young couple anymore, bud.

Dogwatcher wrote:After 17 years of marriage, Booney, you don't really count as a young couple anymore, bud.

Only if....

Horizons was a grab a granny joint back in the day

Tim Minchin and his song reference to George Pell !!!

shoe boy wrote:Tim Minchin and his song reference to George Pell !!!

Tim Minchin, full stop.

Junior Boon seeing some light at the end of the long, sometimes fruitless employment tunnel.

Been in and out of part time work for about 12 months, has finally been given an opportunity with some full time work.

Daddy is going to sleep better at night now!

Beer money.....I mean board money goes up now

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Beer money.....I mean board money goes up now

I think we'll be going out for dinner more....on him!!

Pseudo wrote:

shoe boy wrote:Tim Minchin and his song reference to George Pell !!!

Tim Minchin, full stop.

Was pretty clever song. I laugh a bit listening to it.

stan wrote:

Pseudo wrote:

shoe boy wrote:Tim Minchin and his song reference to George Pell !!!

Tim Minchin, full stop.

Was pretty clever song. I laugh a bit listening to it.

He's a funny bastard, and spot on.

Three day boat trip from Lock 9 back to Renmark.

A few beers to be drunk this weekend.

10 boats, 20 blokes and not a women or phone in sight.

Ron Burgundy wrote:Three day boat trip from Lock 9 back to Renmark.

A few beers to be drunk this weekend.

10 boats, 20 blokes and not a women or phone in sight.

Sounds like a gay old time

Ron Burgundy wrote:Three day boat trip from Lock 9 back to Renmark.

A few beers to be drunk this weekend.

10 boats, 20 blokes and not a women or phone in sight.

Sounds like a ******* cracking weekend.

Organised a ticket to the College Football game between Cal & Hawaii in Sydney in August.

Heaps of Spartans are going as a group. Should be really good. I've never been to a big sports event like this.

A day after probably her biggest fan passed away on the cricket field in the PDCA on Saturday, my daughter scored her first district B Grade half century a couple of weeks after her 13th birthday.
We talked about the unfortunate passing on the way the way to cricket yesterday and she said she would try and dig deep in his honour, I shed a tear when she got to raise her bat for her first 50 in her short career.

Lightning McQueen wrote:A day after probably her biggest fan passed away on the cricket field in the PDCA on Saturday, my daughter scored her first district B Grade half century a couple of weeks after her 13th birthday.
We talked about the unfortunate passing on the way the way to cricket yesterday and she said she would try and dig deep in his honour, I shed a tear when she got to raise her bat for her first 50 in her short career.

I think I speak for us all when I say pat her on the back, tell her there's a heap of people you know from this site who congratulate her and that "Harry" would be chuffed to bits to know all her hard work is paying off.

Tragic and brilliant all at once.

Lightning McQueen wrote:A day after probably her biggest fan passed away on the cricket field in the PDCA on Saturday, my daughter scored her first district B Grade half century a couple of weeks after her 13th birthday.
We talked about the unfortunate passing on the way the way to cricket yesterday and she said she would try and dig deep in his honour, I shed a tear when she got to raise her bat for her first 50 in her short career.

That is brilliant.

Booney wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:A day after probably her biggest fan passed away on the cricket field in the PDCA on Saturday, my daughter scored her first district B Grade half century a couple of weeks after her 13th birthday.
We talked about the unfortunate passing on the way the way to cricket yesterday and she said she would try and dig deep in his honour, I shed a tear when she got to raise her bat for her first 50 in her short career.

I think I speak for us all when I say pat her on the back, tell her there's a heap of people you know from this site who congratulate her and that "Harry" would be chuffed to bits to know all her hard work is paying off.

Tragic and brilliant all at once.

She has made a fair amount of achievements, most of the time I'll put up a picture on FB in her first state game, or district match outfit, Harry would always throw plenty of encouragement her way and was extremely proud of the fact that she played for Craigmore.

I will miss his vibrant comments.

Finally hitting 5000 posts, much easier now I am in an office half the time.

The Ash Man wrote:Finally hitting 5000 posts, much easier now I am in an office half the time.

Time for a beer then.