I'm so Bulldog that:

[The Adelaide Connection]

Re: I'm so Bulldog that:

I'm so Bulldog that if I see a random game on tv or even in a local park, in any sport, I have to go for the team who has had the least success.

If I am not familiar with the teams I have to go on an internet deep dive to see who the biggest losers are, to make sure my energy is riding with the right (wrong?) team.

[KT31]

Re: I'm so Bulldog that:

I had some grass in my freezer too but it didn't come from the Doug Hawkins wing. But like Doug it did come from Braybrook though.

Gold TD.

[BornInDroopSt'54]

Re: I'm so Bulldog that:

I'm so Bulldog that if I see a random game on tv or even in a local park, in any sport, I have to go for the team who has had the least success.

If I am not familiar with the teams I have to go on an internet deep dive to see who the biggest losers are, to make sure my energy is riding with the right (wrong?) team.

Haha me too.
The underdog, faithful to the end and when they win, that's something.

[Rocket Science]

I'm so Bulldog that I own Peter Street's game day warm-up guernsey so gracefully worn by the nimble giant during the soul crushing 2007 season.



Uhuh.

Oh, and his Leaseplan club training guernsey from the same year.



Uhh, and Tom Williams' 2007 training guernsey that shrouded those all-too-brittle shoulders.



Oh, and one-game, one-goal phenom Tim Walsh's 'Robodog' training guernsey from the 2006 season.



All hoisted via auction directly from the club and as it happens, I'm now looking to re-home these mighty heirlooms to someone with a comparable soft spot for tragic battlers. They've seen enough of the inside of my wardrobe.

Those so inclined, feel free to yell out for more detailed pics, certificates of authenticity or general heckling and/or pitying purposes.

[mighty_west]

I'm so Bulldog that if the kids chose another team, i told them that Cash Converters could be an option.

[BornInDroopSt'54]

I'm so Footscray that I left in '61 and lived many places since, yet at 70 I intend to leave Frankaton, my home with my glorious garden, to move back home to Footscray in '25.
I'm so Footscray I blame our promotional dept for changing our name from my dear Footscray, zero to be ashamed about, to the too generic and meaningless Western Bulldogs.
How dare they?
Zero consultation by a committee!
Yeh I identify as bipolar and so dysfunctional but love my FFC.

[Spindles11]

We’re so bulldog that I’ve already claimed my man as Sam davidson and got #42 on the kids jumpers for Christmas

[merantau]

BID54, wishing you the best possible outcome no matter what.

[BornInDroopSt'54]

BID54, wishing you the best possible outcome no matter what.

Thanks Merantau, am doing what I should and optimistic. Go Dogs!
Are you still adventuring?
My moto was stolen and recovered, registered and just needs new ignition switch.
Bendigo is on the list.

[merantau]

Yep, still doing a bit when I can. Welcome to Bendigo any time. Good you got your moto back.

Here's a link to my last decent ride

Thread 'Riding the Monsoon - Lombok, Sumbawa, Flores & return. 2500 kms Feb 2024.' https://www.rideasia.net/motorcycle-...eb-2024.12293/

[BornInDroopSt'54]

Do you travel write for dollars?
I intend do a travel writing course, selling my house with mortgage,spend the kids' inheritance and motorcycle to Laos or Vietnam for screw in teeth so as to experience crunch and mastication again.
Then, as a prior wholesale oyster manager, the world is my mollusc, Bendigo too.
I should’ve made love to my two friends in Bendigo, who perhaps waited for me in the other bedroom.
I was en route from Mildura to La Trobe Uni on my '73 GT Ducati 750 and preferred to kick start it and get the boring trip over with it.
I'd taken my mate home to Mildura and all involved had lived together at uni.
Merantau,
only one bend in the road and I'd overtightened the screw cruise control so had to negotiate it with throttle, clutch and brakes, no joy involved, I couldn't show my mate any cornering finesse.
The Duke was screaming for a corner, in the wrong way.
One tree in the desert and you crash into it!

[merantau]

Wow, that is a story to tell. Hope the tree wasn't well rooted. If it was, I imagine you would've been!.
I'd love to make money from my writing and I've been published a dozen times in magazines but a lot don't pay for what they call "reader's stories". I've made some beer money, that's all.

There's money to be made on You Tube but eff that. I want to ride my motorbike, not set up a tripod, ride past and then return to retrieve it!. Anyway, they're only a few who are making it big.. I know of riders who must have spent 00s of hours filming and editing for just a few hundred views.

[BornInDroopSt'54]

Thanks for that.
yeh didn't want to write anyway.
The tree was figurative, I just took the one corner there is in a a few hundred kms with clutch in and engine screaming.
By the way, next morning the women in their see through nighties and I had breakfast, they were frisky haha, never to be seen again.

[Garbs_7]

I'm so Bulldog that my email address is westernbulldogs@hotmail.com

[BiteNibbleChomp]

I'm so Bulldog that my email address is westernbulldogs@hotmail.com

How the hell did you manage to land that?

- BNC