SA Footy

Dutchy wrote:Not sure how a Basketball Stadium adds any value to a local residential area, plenty of commercial areas around the Port where they could develop that.

The intention is for it to be a multipurpose community hub with links to a locally based elite sporting organisation that's called Alberton Oval home since 1880 when it moved from Bucks Flat.

I can see why residents are concerned, more noise, potential for property value to decrease etc. Given an Aldi pops up on most corners nowadays I'd take this.

Soccer & Footy yep, both outdoor sports that can compliment each other, Basketball, being an indoor sport, doesn't really matter where they are positioned, have never seen an attractive basketball stadium, esp in a residential area

DOC wrote:Nearby resident Peter Sossic believed the loss of the park for carpark space would lead to more stress on surrounding streets – which belong to Charles Sturt Council – and other sporting clubs using the oval would create more traffic at night.

“They sing Never Tear us Apart, but they’re tearing apart the community,” Mr Sossic said.

“You move in here and you move next to a football club and you know what to expect.

“We just don’t want things to be different to what they are now.”

Haha, brilliant.
Came across this Sossic bloke nearly 15 years ago and he was a bell-end then.
Glad he's getting screwed now.

Trader wrote:

DOC wrote:Nearby resident Peter Sossic believed the loss of the park for carpark space would lead to more stress on surrounding streets – which belong to Charles Sturt Council – and other sporting clubs using the oval would create more traffic at night.

“They sing Never Tear us Apart, but they’re tearing apart the community,” Mr Sossic said.

“You move in here and you move next to a football club and you know what to expect.

“We just don’t want things to be different to what they are now.”

Haha, brilliant.
Came across this Sossic bloke nearly 15 years ago and he was a bell-end then.
Glad he's getting screwed now.

I hope you cleaned it up.

IKEA.... only came to drive the girls into Richmond.

This one is worse (if that’s even possible) than the one by the airport.

Get me the **** outta here...

There's 2 IKEA's?

DOC wrote:There's 2 IKEA's?

2 in Melbourne. Richmond & Springvale.

1 in Adelaide by the airport

Got it.

Half a bottle of cough medicine I've discovered.

Was it supposed to be full?

New Ladbrokes ad

Jimmy_041 wrote:New Ladbrokes ad

It's shaqqing easy!

The first night getting home in the dark after day light savings finishes.

Booney wrote:The first night getting home in the dark after day light savings finishes.

I must be a stranger cat than I thought I am as I don't mind it.

1: It gives me something to look forward to when daylight savings comes around again.
2: It's a bit brighter in the morning earlier.
3: I find it easier to get to sleep earlier.
4: I tend to feel more refreshed in the morning.

Moving House...... while its great to be back into out own joint, **** me I am sick of packing & now unpacking shit.

Got a few more days of it yet too, its never ending.

We've taken the opportunity to de-clutter

Just hooked my computer screens up in my new home office....

Being audited

everyone go **** themselves

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Booney wrote:The first night getting home in the dark after day light savings finishes.

I must be a stranger cat than I thought I am as I don't mind it.

1: It gives me something to look forward to when daylight savings comes around again.
2: It's a bit brighter in the morning earlier.
3: I find it easier to get to sleep earlier.
4: I tend to feel more refreshed in the morning.

The curtains don't fade as much?

Jimmy_041 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Booney wrote:The first night getting home in the dark after day light savings finishes.

I must be a stranger cat than I thought I am as I don't mind it.

1: It gives me something to look forward to when daylight savings comes around again.
2: It's a bit brighter in the morning earlier.
3: I find it easier to get to sleep earlier.
4: I tend to feel more refreshed in the morning.

The curtains don't fade as much?

Only to match the carpet.

So we have never owned a dog, my BIL and his family are off to Sydney for a week so they drop off their 6 month old cavoodle (?) to us last night to look after. My son who has pleaded for a dog all his life is in heaven and has promised to look after it. Anyway last night the dog jumped off my son's bed and now it isn't putting any pressure on is back right leg when walking. He doesn't seem in any distress and doesn't flinch when we put pressure on the leg, anyone had something similar?

Dutchy wrote:So we have never owned a dog, my BIL and his family are off to Sydney for a week so they drop off their 6 month old cavoodle (?) to us last night to look after. My son who has pleaded for a dog all his life is in heaven and has promised to look after it. Anyway last night the dog jumped off my son's bed and now it isn't putting any pressure on is back right leg when walking. He doesn't seem in any distress and doesn't flinch when we put pressure on the leg, anyone had something similar?

Probably just a joint jarring. Can you feel any grinding or clicks when you move it?

Our Pug jumps off our bed daily. The mutt can't get up there themselves we have to lift up. Being 6 years old this year the day where it can't get down is only a few years away.