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I always wondered, doesn't fake grass stink if the dogs piss on it too much?

Ian wrote:

footys the winner wrote:

DOC wrote:

footys the winner wrote:I need to know. What's the best lawn to have In my backyard? It's fairly small and we have a dog if that makes any difference?

Kikuyu . Tolerates wear and tear well as it has runners and thus self repairs. Can be invasive into garden beds.

Sir Walter buffalo is what I'm being told. Heard of it?

Sir Walter is good but no where near as tolerant to heavy traffic and dogs as Kikuyu

I've got sir Walter front and back.
2 dogs.
1 toddler.

Awesome lawn.

Footy Chick wrote:I always wondered, doesn't fake grass stink if the dogs piss on it too much?

I have fake grass out the back, but no dog. This is a useless reply, like most of mine

HH3 wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:I always wondered, doesn't fake grass stink if the dogs piss on it too much?

I have fake grass out the back, but no dog. This is a useless reply, like most of mine

I do not have fake grass nor a dog. This is a very useless reply, unlike most of mine.

I have a dog. But my backyard does not contain any grass

I have a dog and grass. Dog doesn't smoke it though.

Footy Chick wrote:I always wondered, doesn't fake grass stink if the dogs piss on it too much?

mine doesn't, it's able to pass through it and get's soaked into the ground. There might be other brands of fake grass which might not allow it to pass through easily and could.

where is a good web site to buy EPL strips??

My fake grass is pretty awesome. I was never a fan, but this "grass" has the "just been mown" look, and it feels good under my feet.

We do get a couple of weeds come through every now and then, but its better than having to mow it every weekend.

woodublieve12 wrote:where is a good web site to buy EPL strips??

I've always bought mine direct from the club.
If you're getting name/number/arm patches, get them afterwards from Soccer Central on Grote St in the city. The price is pretty much the same but it keeps the value of the shirt down thus hopefully keeping your postage costs down.

Spargo wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:where is a good web site to buy EPL strips??

I've always bought mine direct from the club.
If you're getting name/number/arm patches, get them afterwards from Soccer Central on Grote St in the city. The price is pretty much the same but it keeps the value of the shirt down thus hopefully keeping your postage costs down.

Cheers for that mate... I'm on there web site now. Was going to get it personalised but i'll take your advice...

Ew. Fake grass

woodublieve12 wrote:

Spargo wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:where is a good web site to buy EPL strips??

I've always bought mine direct from the club.
If you're getting name/number/arm patches, get them afterwards from Soccer Central on Grote St in the city. The price is pretty much the same but it keeps the value of the shirt down thus hopefully keeping your postage costs down.

Cheers for that mate... I'm on there web site now. Was going to get it personalised but i'll take your advice...

I always get mine through the official club store, is heaps cheaper getting them sent from the UK than anything you will find local

mickey wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

Spargo wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:where is a good web site to buy EPL strips??

I've always bought mine direct from the club.
If you're getting name/number/arm patches, get them afterwards from Soccer Central on Grote St in the city. The price is pretty much the same but it keeps the value of the shirt down thus hopefully keeping your postage costs down.

Cheers for that mate... I'm on there web site now. Was going to get it personalised but i'll take your advice...

I always get mine through the official club store, is heaps cheaper getting them sent from the UK than anything you will find local

Cheers and i doubt there would be many Hull City strips in adelaide.

is the term 'minda' offensive?

Yes

scoob wrote:is the term 'minda' offensive?

Depends how it is used. The development at Brighton is "Minda Masterplan Development". In that sense, no, it isn't.

Referring to, or calling someone it, absolutely.

It's a pleasure being part of group of people on the internet who are able to help the socially inept like yourself, scoob. No need to thank us, it's all in the aid of making the world a better place.

Booney wrote:

scoob wrote:is the term 'minda' offensive?

Depends how it is used. The development at Brighton is "Minda Masterplan Development". In that sense, no, it isn't.

Referring to, or calling someone it, absolutely.

It's a pleasure being part of group of people on the internet who are able to help the socially inept like yourself, scoob. No need to thank us, it's all in the aid of making the world a better place.

Yeah ya spastic!

Is it the same as calling someone a 'retard'?

This seems to be accepted these days.