Because “genuine questions” (and assertions) get boring real fast.
Probably because they get deleted before I had a chance to read them. Now that I read it (before it got deleted) I dont need to ask the question again
must be some wild DM’s going around with everyone having hidden profiles
Because i have scores to settle
See you in another 18 months
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Don’t bugger off before I’ve resown my lawn
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Marcuz here , don’t post often anymore due to being an old bastard now(45) . Still Ricky Dyson’s biggest fan.
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Thats a rookie ban
Real one’s go 18 months
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He’s working his way up to that level 
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Don Vito Corleone ???
The earliest known occurrence of the expression “Revenge is a dish best served cold” was in the 1841 French novel “Mathilde: Mémoires D’une Jeune Femme” (“Matilda: Memoirs of a Young Woman”) by Eugène Sue :
Si j’avais eu le courage de me battre avec Lancry, il me semble que je l’aurais tué, tant je le haïssais; mais je vous l’ai dit . . . je suis nerveux, j’ai attendu . . . Et puis la vengeance se mange très-bien froide, comme on dit vulgairement . . .
Here is one possible translation into English:
If I had had the courage to fight Lancry, it seems to me that I would have killed him, so much did I hate him; but I told you . . . I am nervous, I waited . . . And revenge is best eaten cold, as they say vulgarly . . .
The speaking character did not take credit for the saying; instead, he indicated that it was already in circulation. Thus, Eugène Sue helped to popularize the expression, but the creator remains anonymous.
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Welcome back SON.
Fk we’re still sh-t.
Piece of sh-t club.
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Stander2 endorses those sentiments
As does karmabomber
I think you’re wanting some engagement so happy to oblige.
The stallion and the westozziebomber have their own vernacular about the club, but some of us (maybe even @karmabomber ) don’t have it within, to trumpet the poor decision making of the last 25 years that has led to where we sit now. And we’re not blind to it.
Looking forward to see whether Welshy can reset the Essendon Football Club.
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