So where were you?
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Far away from you, thank goodness.
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Trample the Weak,
Hurdle the Dead.
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Trample the Weak,
Hurdle the Dead.
I was on the top deck of the GSS (section Q 7 or 8, I think), which is usually from where I watch the games.
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I was in Level 2 of the Southern Stand N9 Row K.
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There is nothing wrong with chardonnay, is there? I picked up a couple of bottles of Coldstream Hills chardonnay '98 the other day, great with food (in fact, you should only drink it with food) and it has a strong honey flavour. However, my personal preference is for shiraz, cabernet shiraz, and cabinet sauvignons....I can't understand pinot noirs though.
Oh, I was sitting in the AFL members, about half a dozen rows behind the player's race. I was the guy yelling, GO PETRIE everytime he went anywhere near the ball.
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l was in m12 row L we must have been near each other Daphne
- Dec 5, 2000
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Nope. Don't drink.
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Trample the Weak,
Hurdle the Dead.
- Dec 5, 2000
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Better still, let's attack yours.
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Trample the Weak,
Hurdle the Dead.
This I must see?
Go the Skull !!!
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THE DOC..
Good to see you're volunteering - I'm having none of it!
Whaaaaatttttt? Next you'll be telling me it's unmanly to walk around town in an Astro-Boy t-shirt with a Hello Kitty backpack.
But back to the chardonnays though, I had another lovely one last night. It was a '98 Scotchmans Hill....brilliant golden colour, a delicate and fragile bouquet, it had a buttery flavour with gentle hints of summer fruits, and good length and it did a good job of filling the mouth with flavour. Went rather well with our dinner.
Tonight, it's back to the reds though...a bottle of Penfolds Bin 128 Shiraz (1998)....yum, yum.....
Yeah I know who you were Daphne - I was in M12 row M as well. You were the one heckling Matty Lloyd all night. Right.
I seriously don't remember any sheilas in my row. Was your husband wearing Bummer colours because my boyfriend sntached a cap off the head of an Essenscum supporter in the first quarter & threw it down the aisle making him chase it. I'm sorry if that was your husband but I don't think it would have been?!! This particular Bummer was being really mouthy & try as we did, we couldn't get him kicked out because he was holding a North membership.
SB, I know you're taking the p!ss out of me because I saw you throwing back beers a couple of weeks ago at Arden Street. Even if they were Carlton Colds. (Chicks beer.)
However I don't understand how you speak the lingo so eloquently. You don't pack shelves for Dan Murphy's do you?
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I empty the shelves at Dan Murphy's and still haven't got the lingo down pat.
I work in a bottle shop in Carnegie & if people ask me to recommend a nice red, I grab them a slab of Melbourne Bitter.
http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~theazz/beer/melbourne.html
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http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~theazz/beer/melbourne.html
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Magnificent web link 35eye, although I would have preferred to read some reviews that were a little more complimentary of Guinness and Abbotsford Stout, and would have preferred more than two German beers sampled (I've had 20-25, conservative guess). Perhaps the Roos BigFooty Pisspot Collective could start a rival website with a little more cultural insight!
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[This particular Bummer was being really mouthy & try as we did, we couldn't get him kicked out because he was holding a North membership.[/B][/QUOTE]
No my husband was well behaved, I have finally convinced him that the bummers are very boring to watch and he didnt have a cap on.
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No my husband was well behaved, I have finally convinced him that the bummers are very boring to watch and he didnt have a cap on.
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