Fellow WOOFers,
I start this thread by saying that I love The Bulldogs with all my heart and soul. My passion for the Western Bulldogs helps to keep me sane. Today, however, I believe I have done something for which I must apologise.
An incident took place in the smoking area of the Victory Room not long after the finish of today's game against Fremantle. Someone took me to task about my rhymes. I enjoy doing ad-lib poetry and like to think that many others enjoy hearing them. I keep it PG as kids and ladies etc. hear enough swearing at the footy without me adding to it. Suddenly, I have a fellow Doggies fan trying to insult me in front of others. It is from this point on that I must apologise. Instead of ignoring the insult that came my way, I have let myself and all those who I love and respect as fellow Bulldog fans down.
What I should have ignored, I chose to return in spades. I am sorry for the language that I used. I am sorry for behaving in an uncivil manner. I am sorry for intruding upon the enjoyment of others on what should have been a celebration for all Bulldog fans. I am sorry for intimidating a fellow Doggies fan with what could be construed as threatening behaviour. There is no place violence in society, be it physical, verbal, financial or emotional, so I feel I have let every one of you down by doing so in one moment of insanity.
For today, I do most sincerely apologise.
I start this thread by saying that I love The Bulldogs with all my heart and soul. My passion for the Western Bulldogs helps to keep me sane. Today, however, I believe I have done something for which I must apologise.
An incident took place in the smoking area of the Victory Room not long after the finish of today's game against Fremantle. Someone took me to task about my rhymes. I enjoy doing ad-lib poetry and like to think that many others enjoy hearing them. I keep it PG as kids and ladies etc. hear enough swearing at the footy without me adding to it. Suddenly, I have a fellow Doggies fan trying to insult me in front of others. It is from this point on that I must apologise. Instead of ignoring the insult that came my way, I have let myself and all those who I love and respect as fellow Bulldog fans down.
What I should have ignored, I chose to return in spades. I am sorry for the language that I used. I am sorry for behaving in an uncivil manner. I am sorry for intruding upon the enjoyment of others on what should have been a celebration for all Bulldog fans. I am sorry for intimidating a fellow Doggies fan with what could be construed as threatening behaviour. There is no place violence in society, be it physical, verbal, financial or emotional, so I feel I have let every one of you down by doing so in one moment of insanity.
For today, I do most sincerely apologise.
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