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Re: My dilemma
I use the theory that if I do something she won't like she'll be shitty for 2 hours, 2 day or 2 weeks.I feel for you mate. I too have a dilemna, a little different to yours though. It seems my girlfriend had the bad manners to be born on the 26th of September and she is a Crows fan. Last year I booked "a holiday" to Melbourne on GF weekend just in case but that excuse will not wash and she has already said that she doesn't want to spend her birthday in Melbourne again and thinks she should come first this year.
I am secretly sitting on flights for me, if we make it we may just have to break up I guess. It has been nice knowing her.
From there it's just a case of estimating which it will be and is it worth the grief. In this instance, even if it was a 2-weeker it would still be worth the grief.
She'll get over it eventully, and if she doesn't ... que sera sera.Comment
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Ha ha I like it. Hopefully it is two weeks, that'll give me sufficient party time in the event of a big win.I use the theory that if I do something she won't like she'll be shitty for 2 hours, 2 day or 2 weeks.
From there it's just a case of estimating which it will be and is it worth the grief. In this instance, even if it was a 2-weeker it would still be worth the grief.
She'll get over it eventully, and if she doesn't ... que sera sera.Comment
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I think you can relax a little bit more now Mantis, unfortunately.Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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Mantis, my advice is this:
If it all should happen to fall into place, have a steady celebration on the night then save the bender for after the conference is finished.
I'm it a situation where I might have to work nightshift on GF day to guarantee the afternoon off, but if everything falls into place I'll count it as the lesser of 2 evils.Comment
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Make sure you're ready for the busiet shift you've ever had. Keep you OC handy and if you're after XPCA briefs, you can get as many as you can fit in. One of the bussiest shifts there is, if not the bussiest. Have fun!Mantis, my advice is this:
If it all should happen to fall into place, have a steady celebration on the night then save the bender for after the conference is finished.
I'm it a situation where I might have to work nightshift on GF day to guarantee the afternoon off, but if everything falls into place I'll count it as the lesser of 2 evils.Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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Mantis, this is my understanding of how the footy universe works:
On no account plan for us to be in or win the GF, it's close to a guarantee of disappointment (to greatly understate it).
Then if we do win you'll either be so ecstatic that the conference is bearable and you find a way to keep the party going anyway, or you're struck by a mysterious illness that your dogs supporting gp writes you a note saying that you've got [Insert name of awful infectious disease] and would present an unconscionable risk to other conference delegates (but premiership winning delirium will protect other doggies barrackers).[SIZE="1"][B][CENTER][I]Although it broke our hearts it did not break our will[/I][/CENTER][/B][/SIZE]Comment
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Update time:
Well I'm off to Wagga Wagga.
The decision was made for me in the end which took all the fun out of it. I am supposedly heading up there on the Sunday for the welcoming function on the Sunday evening. However after the performances over the past 2 weeks I am already start to secretly put into place some contingency plans which might see me unable to travel on the Sunday (if you know what I mean)Comment
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Mighty West: My dad is not a religious man, but he has a real expectation that seconds from the siren, when we're about to seal the winning goal in the GF, the earth will quake and hells fire will rise up and the apocalypse will be upon us.Comment
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Mantis, this is my understanding of how the footy universe works:
On no account plan for us to be in or win the GF, it's close to a guarantee of disappointment (to greatly understate it).
Then if we do win you'll either be so ecstatic that the conference is bearable and you find a way to keep the party going anyway, or you're struck by a mysterious illness that your dogs supporting gp writes you a note saying that you've got [Insert name of awful infectious disease] and would present an unconscionable risk to other conference delegates (but premiership winning delirium will protect other doggies barrackers).
He he, My GP actually is a Bulldogs supporter - I'm sure he could write you a doctors certificate Mantis.
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I'm planning to move in there for a few weeks.They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.Comment
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Can you imagine the short term boom in the local alcohol economy after a GF win...Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.Comment
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