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  • Axe Man
    Hall of Fame
    • Nov 2008
    • 11382

    Originally posted by Grantysghost

    I saw him at the Whitten Oval. Not sure about anything else.
    I saw Butters and Bont in the closet at Whitten Oval making babies and I saw one of the babies and the baby looked at me.

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    • The Adelaide Connection
      Coaching Staff
      • Jan 2009
      • 2834

      Originally posted by chef

      I think he means parmi.
      I always liked spelling it Parmy.

      I am no marketing specialist, but I bet if you asked them Parmigiana’s would collectively think Parmy (parmi) was better sounding and better for their brand.

      Parma sounds like what they called a thing in your Great-grandmothers era.

      I want to get in before the admins delete my account and say thanks for everything and wish everyone the best. Also pot is a stupid name for any size beer. Also take care.


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      • Axe Man
        Hall of Fame
        • Nov 2008
        • 11382

        Originally posted by The Adelaide Connection

        I always liked spelling it Parmy.

        I am no marketing specialist, but I bet if you asked them Parmigiana’s would collectively think Parmy (parmi) was better sounding and better for their brand.

        Parma sounds like what they called a thing in your Great-grandmothers era.

        I want to get in before the admins delete my account and say thanks for everything and wish everyone the best. Also pot is a stupid name for any size beer. Also take care.
        Look I'm not too fussed by the parma/parmi thing but I can't seriously take any opinion on beer sizes from a state that has schooners and pints that are a different size to every other state and territory in Australia!

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        • dukedog
          WOOF Member
          • Dec 2014
          • 384

          Originally posted by Axe Man

          I saw Butters and Bont in the closet at Whitten Oval making babies and I saw one of the babies and the baby looked at me.
          im not sure i believe this. What colour was the babies eyes? and what number was it wearing.

          how did it go from "making babies" to a full grown baby within what you describe as a few minutes. You must be a journo

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          • Twodogs
            Moderator
            • Nov 2006
            • 27672

            Originally posted by Grantysghost

            Yeah way too hot to do that. If he does it will be at 2 am with balaclavas.
            That way he can blend in with all the other people wandering around West Footscray wearing balaclavas at 2am
            They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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            • Axe Man
              Hall of Fame
              • Nov 2008
              • 11382

              Originally posted by dukedog

              im not sure i believe this. What colour was the babies eyes? and what number was it wearing.

              how did it go from "making babies" to a full grown baby within what you describe as a few minutes. You must be a journo
              You're overthinking it, but check with Ralph Wiggum if you want answers.

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              • The Adelaide Connection
                Coaching Staff
                • Jan 2009
                • 2834

                Butters allegedly playing golf with a few Essendon boys today. There is talk that the Bombers are going hard at Ken Hinkley and that has got the fans stirred up.

                On a tangent, there were rumours that we wanted Boak for a role weren't there? Hopefully that eventuates- he has referenced Boak a lot (as someone he is close to and a real mentor) over the years.

                Reading between the lines, it sounds like we are in the mix but he has a similar offer via a few clubs (including Collingwood and Carlton).

                He will spend a month holidaying overseas before making a call on his plans for 2026, when he hopes to assume a role he admits is currently “kind of a made-up position within a footy environment”.
                “I want to coach the athlete, not the footballer, and coach the athletes to be a really good footballer in terms of how to prepare using mindset, performance-based work,” he said.
                “It’s something that I really enjoyed in the latter part of my career – to really understand what kind of level you have to get to be a really good athlete to then go out and be a footballer.”

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