SA Footy

Booney wrote:Has a new standard been set for "posting off topic" with bans ensuing? How very entertaining.

I look forward to this being as consistently adjuticated as the current holding the ball or touching of umpires in the AFL.

Different rules for different fools.

Booney wrote:Has a new standard been set for "posting off topic" with bans ensuing? How very entertaining.

I look forward to this being as consistently adjuticated as the current holding the ball or touching of umpires in the AFL.

Well we can’t ban trolls given one of the worst is an admin

bennymacca wrote:

Booney wrote:Has a new standard been set for "posting off topic" with bans ensuing? How very entertaining.

I look forward to this being as consistently adjuticated as the current holding the ball or touching of umpires in the AFL.

Well we can’t ban trolls given one of the worst is an admin

And self-confessed!

I can't see why we can't expect a higher standard of posting from everyone under these new guidelines. Refreshing.

I look forward to one day, perhaps, revisiting the SANFL boards and holding a reasonable discussion with the not-so-angry few who still mingle in there.

Booney wrote:I can't see why we can't expect a higher standard of posting from everyone under these new guidelines. Refreshing.

I look forward to one day, perhaps, revisiting the SANFL boards and holding a reasonable discussion with the not-so-angry few who still mingle in there.

Fu** off Mr.Boon. We're not angry, just very, very disgruntled. And agitated. And occasionally extremely hostile.

Grenville wrote:

Booney wrote:I can't see why we can't expect a higher standard of posting from everyone under these new guidelines. Refreshing.

I look forward to one day, perhaps, revisiting the SANFL boards and holding a reasonable discussion with the not-so-angry few who still mingle in there.

Fu** off Mr.Boon. We're not angry, just very, very disgruntled. And agitated. And occasionally extremely hostile.

I said "with the not-so-angry" few.

Booney wrote:

Grenville wrote:

Booney wrote:I can't see why we can't expect a higher standard of posting from everyone under these new guidelines. Refreshing.

I look forward to one day, perhaps, revisiting the SANFL boards and holding a reasonable discussion with the not-so-angry few who still mingle in there.

Fu** off Mr.Boon. We're not angry, just very, very disgruntled. And agitated. And occasionally extremely hostile.

I said "with the not-so-angry" few.

And an....xious about the state of the comp.

How many demerit points for being 12 kms (62 in a 50 zone) over the speed limit?
3 points for being 10-20 kms over I have read, is that correct?

The Dark Knight wrote:How many demerit points for being 12 kms (62 in a 50 zone) over the speed limit?
3 points for being 10-20 kms over I have read, is that correct?

Yeah 3 points I think mate

The Dark Knight wrote:How many demerit points for being 12 kms (62 in a 50 zone) over the speed limit?
3 points for being 10-20 kms over I have read, is that correct?

Yeah 3 points just got done myself, up to 9 now, 2 months to get back to 6, 4 months to get back to 3, Very cautious at the moment

daysofourlives wrote:

The Dark Knight wrote:How many demerit points for being 12 kms (62 in a 50 zone) over the speed limit?
3 points for being 10-20 kms over I have read, is that correct?

Yeah 3 points just got done myself, up to 9 now, 2 months to get back to 6, 4 months to get back to 3, Very cautious at the moment

Cautious indeed. Dare I say Driving Miss Daisy?

Why is horse shit so good for the garden?

bennymacca wrote:

Booney wrote:Has a new standard been set for "posting off topic" with bans ensuing? How very entertaining.

I look forward to this being as consistently adjuticated as the current holding the ball or touching of umpires in the AFL.

Well we can’t ban trolls given one of the worst is an admin

In fairness though there was a post stating enough was enough and that no more posts ‘off topic’ in that thread would be tolerated.

carey wrote:Why is horse shit so good for the garden?

Some of the nutrients they get in their food is great for veggies. Horses usually get supplements on top of their feed too.

Booney wrote:

carey wrote:Why is horse shit so good for the garden?

Some of the nutrients they get in their food is great for veggies. Horses usually get supplements on top of their feed too.

Cobalt?

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

Booney wrote:

carey wrote:Why is horse shit so good for the garden?

Some of the nutrients they get in their food is great for veggies. Horses usually get supplements on top of their feed too.

Cobalt?

No, lol, only problem is horse shit can be higher in weed seeds and you need to make sure it's cured or dried, fresh horse shit will cook the root stock.

Chicken shit is the best, it's what I put on my veggies.

Have I been living on another planet?
A cafe I walked past this morning was selling soup for $10.50 - A TAKEAWAY CUP!
Since when is pumpkin soup on the go, more than twice as expensive as two pints in happy hour at my local? This is outrageous.
The only thing more gobsmacking is that there are obviously people out there that walk among us, who are actually prepared to fork out their hard earned for this exorbitant price.
Staggering.

Spargo wrote:Have I been living on another planet?
A cafe I walked past this morning was selling soup for $10.50 - A TAKEAWAY CUP!
Since when is pumpkin soup on the go, more than twice as expensive as two pints in happy hour at my local? This is outrageous.
The only thing more gobsmacking is that there are obviously people out there that walk among us, who are actually prepared to fork out their hard earned for this exorbitant price.
Staggering.

You can buy a litre of pumpkin soup from a major supermarket for $8.

heater31 wrote:

Spargo wrote:Have I been living on another planet?
A cafe I walked past this morning was selling soup for $10.50 - A TAKEAWAY CUP!
Since when is pumpkin soup on the go, more than twice as expensive as two pints in happy hour at my local? This is outrageous.
The only thing more gobsmacking is that there are obviously people out there that walk among us, who are actually prepared to fork out their hard earned for this exorbitant price.
Staggering.

You can buy a litre of pumpkin soup from a major supermarket for $8.

2 weeks ago I bought a pumpkin at the Green Grocer for 29c/ KG for whole, 59c/kg cut up.

Booney wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

Booney wrote:

carey wrote:Why is horse shit so good for the garden?

Some of the nutrients they get in their food is great for veggies. Horses usually get supplements on top of their feed too.

Cobalt?

No, lol, only problem is horse shit can be higher in weed seeds and you need to make sure it's cured or dried, fresh horse shit will cook the root stock.

Chicken shit is the best, it's what I put on my veggies.

I'm not that keen, I normally use a French dressing, it tastes better...

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