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davidrodan said:
ToO b!tch slaps TT12 back under the bridge

And might I add one of the most beautiful uses of the search function I have seen in a long time

Chuckle, chuckle, chuckle.

You have to love all the resident clairvoyants around here. If it wasn't for them, the only source of wild speculation, unconfirmed innuendo and jumping to incorrect conclusions would be the daily newspapers.

They perform an important public service.
 
From the 'The New Whipping Boy For 2010' thread.

TygerTyger said:
analysing some whipping boys from the past, you could work out a formula...

10 points: Ability to do some good stuff, but then let it all down with a 30foot pass into the arms of the opposition (Tiv, Joel, McMahon) or just go missing too often (Krak, Fiora,)
5 points: Appear soft and shy of the hard stuff (ottens, petts)
5 points: perceived favourtism (NGB, McMahon, Sziller)
3 points. Look awkward and unco (Muscles, Rayzor, Patto)
1 point: good at accumulating possessions without really hurting the opposition (Campbell)

Add the points together, multiply by the number of games played, and multiply that by the years on the list and you have the 'whipping boy factor'

Clever TT.
 
Elmers post should be immortalised.


Cuz has arrived!


Re: cotchin in draft
« Reply #66 on: August 08, 2007, 09:56:23 pm »

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Quote from: Tiger74 on August 07, 2007, 08:50:07 pm
I hope we get it right this time, but if you walk past Punt Road when its quiet I swear you hear Miller chanting "monorail, monorail, monorail"


To the theme of monorail:

GM: Well, sir, there's nothing on earth
Like a genuine,
Bona fide,
Electrified,
Five-year plan!
What'd I say?
TW: Five year plan!
GM: What's it called?
Richo+Browny: Five year plan?!
TW+GM: That's right! Five year plan

[crowd chants `Five-year plan’ softly and rhythmically]

Redford: I hear those things are awfully suspect...
TW: We’ll stay the course and end up perfect
GPB: Is there a chance the graph could bend?
TW: Not on your life, my pretty friend.
Bling: What about us skinny kids?
TW: We'll play you anyway next to Lids
Craig: Were you sent here by the devil?
GM: No, good sir, I'm on the level.
Leysy: The ring came off Leysy’s VB can.
TW: Take my stubby, my good man.
I swear it's Richmond's only choice...
Throw up your hands and raise your voice!
All: Five year plan!
GM: What's it called?
All: Five year plan!
TW: Once again...
All: Five year plan!
Claw: But Petts and Bling are still soft and token...
Harry: Sorry, Claw, the duds have spoken!
All: Five-year plan!
Five-year plan!
[big finish]
Five-year plan!!
Craig: Five…..D’uds!
 
smasha said:
Elmers post should be immortalised.


Cuz has arrived!


Re: cotchin in draft
« Reply #66 on: August 08, 2007, 09:56:23 pm »

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Quote from: Tiger74 on August 07, 2007, 08:50:07 pm
I hope we get it right this time, but if you walk past Punt Road when its quiet I swear you hear Miller chanting "monorail, monorail, monorail"


To the theme of monorail:

GM: Well, sir, there's nothing on earth
Like a genuine,
Bona fide,
Electrified,
Five-year plan!
What'd I say?
TW: Five year plan!
GM: What's it called?
Richo+Browny: Five year plan?!
TW+GM: That's right! Five year plan

[crowd chants `Five-year plan’ softly and rhythmically]

Redford: I hear those things are awfully suspect...
TW: We’ll stay the course and end up perfect
GPB: Is there a chance the graph could bend?
TW: Not on your life, my pretty friend.
Bling: What about us skinny kids?
TW: We'll play you anyway next to Lids
Craig: Were you sent here by the devil?
GM: No, good sir, I'm on the level.
Leysy: The ring came off Leysy’s VB can.
TW: Take my stubby, my good man.
I swear it's Richmond's only choice...
Throw up your hands and raise your voice!
All: Five year plan!
GM: What's it called?
All: Five year plan!
TW: Once again...
All: Five year plan!
Claw: But Petts and Bling are still soft and token...
Harry: Sorry, Claw, the duds have spoken!
All: Five-year plan!
Five-year plan!
[big finish]
Five-year plan!!
Craig: Five…..D’uds!

lol, thats one of the best posts i have ever read on PRE. T74 was it? you've got my nomination for post of the year.
 
TOT70 sums up the 100,000+> page 'Tambling' thread beautifully with this youtube clip from Monty Python..

TOT70 said:
I knew I had come across this once before, a long time ago.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teMlv3ripSM

Could apply to so many more as well.
 
Couple of classics I cannot let pass before the disappear into the stratosphere.

This from tbatiger in relation to the Blusers new membership campaign..

Tiger Rob said:
Can You Smell What The Blues Are Cooking

tbartiger said:
Most likely the books again.



and this from Baloo in regards to the notion of drafting Carlton retread Cam Cloke, with a nod to the O'Halpin incident earlier this year..

Baloo said:
He could be handy to have around now with the 2 Irish lads on our list and they'll be needing heaps of kicking practice. Cloke's the perfect solution.

;D
 
Brissie making light of a serious situation in regards to the Troy Taylor assault allegations... :hihi

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/tiger-troy-taylor-accused-of-assault/story-e6frf9io-1225816762245

Baloo said:
Well, everyone did say Troy could be anything....

BrisTiger24 said:
They also said he could hit a target pretty well. He's hit three already this year!!

and mb64

checkside said:
From what I have heard not much will come from this. Bit of a beat up by the media.

mb64 said:
I guess there was a beat up one way or the other

:hihi
 
the claw said:
i would say im the most balanced poster on this site

A classic. In the same category as Tony Abbott's "I have reasonable good people skills"
 
Tottie's analysis of football feraldome.. ;D

TOT70 said:
Port Adelaide are, indeed, top of the heap. They are black and white Collingwood wannabes, but there is the added complication that they have been born and bred in Adelaide, worse, born and bred on and around Adelaide's wharves. They are like the triple chocolate cake of bogan. Its a no-contest, how could one ever be more feral than a triple bogan feral? Its all in the breeding.

Adelaide at number two? Tell them they are dreaming. True, Adelaide fans are South Australians, and anyone who chases and eats crows is unlikely to appreciate fine dining at Maxim's or drink dacquiris but, as we all know, Adelaide fans are really Norwood fans and Norwood fans are the lilywhites, the upper crust, the hoi polloi of South Australia, some kind of bizarre Royal ferals. Top ten material only.

Collingwood are the clear number two of the AFL. They are from the wrong side of the traps, delight in being toothless and downtrodden and dislike everyone. As I said, the clear number twos of the AFL.

Our old friends at Carlton are not even top 4 material. The fact is they aspire to be known as silvertails and have pretensions of being establishment. Their only claim to feral fame is that they are the club of choice for petty criminals, burglers, drug-pushers, dodgy businessman and society's flotsam and jetsam which is not enough really. They are aspirationally feral at best.

Geelong fans are an enigma, a dichotomy. They are an unholy alliance forged between moneyed Western District squatter families, their displaced city cousins forced to move when the family land was passed to the eldest son and the modern-day denizens of Sleepy Hollow. The last group are true feral bogans who are taken to the cleaners every ten years or so by some of the more unscrupulous Carlton supporters who run their financial institutions. Geelong fans are not homogenous enough to be taken seriously as ferals, not that there is anything wrong with that.

Freo fans are not feral at all, not in the least. Once upon a time in another world, maybe but how can one remain feral when every shopfront in the suburb is a frappacino parlour that serves any number of drinks consisting of coffee mixed with modified milk and soy products? Have you ever seen a feral order a skinny decaf soy latte with a swirl of froth?

Western Bulldogs? Footscray? The sons of the West? Seriously, seriously feral. Scarily feral. Dangerously feral. No money, no inclination to get a job, no prospects, no teeth. They have nothing other than several knocked-up teenage daughters who hang around them and they drink beer like it was mother's milk. They are cheer-squad members from cradle to grave. Classically feral, there are just not enough of them so we can sleep easy at night, thankfully. Easily top three, though.

St Kilda. The wannabe ferals. They are some sort of lower class, blonde-haired anglo-saxon sub-culture who can trace their roots back to the expensive beachside suburbs of Melbourne. Hey, I'm sure that even the poor people who live in Monte Carlo might be considered feral when compared to the De Grimaldi clan but they can't be taken seriously in this context. Neither can St Kilda fans, pure also-rans.

Ah, the old shinboners. Just because there are a couple of butcher shops in their Mecca suburb and, once upon a time, they may or may not have whacked each other on the head with some bones that they found lying around said shops, that is not enough to make them ferals. Besides, has anyone actually seen a North Melbourne supporter? One day they will change their nickname to the Yetis, the Bigfoots, the Sasquaches, the highly intelligent rev-heads, or something else that doesn't exist. Low level ferals at best, if you can find any.

Essendon. Essendon fans think that it is funny to pretend they are playing the trombone during the trumpet solo of their club song. They love Hirdy, Lloydy, Longy and Fletchery. They always leave early when they think that their team is going to lose so they can catch the early train. As if there is ever one of those in Melbourne! Just because you are unspeakably stupid, that doesn't make you a feral.

To suggest that any of West Coast, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne or Hawthorn are even remotely feral is to completely misunderstand football. This is a self-evident truth which requires no explanation.

Which brings me to my beloved Tigers and my Tiger Brothers and Sisters. We are like the slightly less feral bete noir to Collingwood fans. As we have seen recently, they start the fights and we finish them. By and large, we keep our teeth, we stay out of jail and our children use contraception. We're just like Collingwood, Footscray or Port Adelaide fans but we appreciate the important role that condoms play in our society.
 
Evo from the Cats/Aints game on the back of the Milne rape case controversy.

BIGNIGE said:
Just saw the most ridiculous decision in football history.......

How can maggot not get a holding the ball decision for that !!!!!!

evo said:
Poor light; umpire thought it was Montagna. :-X

:hihi

and this from Streak regarding Dusty's new tattoo..

TigerPaul.71 said:
Just saw dustin Martin in Bendigo at the national hotel. His got new tats on his neck anybody seen them ????

Streak said:
Don't care where he puts ink as long as at least some of it is on a contract extension.