Wow you totally pwns teh interweb!!!11111oneoneone.
If only conversing like a webspeak savvy knowall actually convinced anyone that you are worth more than a distracted glance.
If only...
If only getting out-interneted by me strengthened your argument in this thread...
If only...
at least you've been reduced to one of the lowest common denominators, playing the nerd card. nestled tightly in the deck between the "post count" card and the "i was baiting you" card.
gUt said:
Well that explains the rampant crime and drug cultures at the Newcastle "club". Low socioeconomic conditions combined with rampant boredom and lack of opportunities for a meaningful existence, along with enviously watching the success and lavish lifestyles of players from clubs such as Canberra and Penrith, low life expectancy and despair of having no future thanks to breathing nothing but toxic fumes and coal dust and a general need to escape from it all are reasons - but not excuses - for such a lowly mindset to take root.
ahhh... home sweet home.
could you do me a favour, though? next time you try and rubbish a town for being socioeconomically poor, please use better grammar and/or punctuation than the products of the town you are trying to rubbish. all i'm asking for is a couple of full stops. that last sentence (most of your post) was like a marathon... and it bodes poorly for your argument if you look dumber than those you are trying to slander.
maybe try another post and i can grade it for you, it can be like a game! you get an A for effort, but an E+ at best for execution at this stage.
Big Pete said:
And yet everything associated with the Broncos is better than Newcastle.
i think i might actually change my tact a little for a moment and contribute to the subject at hand...
i don't really agree with macavity and his bronco hatred (well, off the field anyway... i'll always have a healthy amount of scorn for the broncos on the park). i think that they are generally a beacon of success in our competition as far as the off field stuff goes, and all other clubs should look to emulate their success. being a one-town-team should not detract too much from said success, because even in such a seemingly easy market, it can be executed poorly - as many clubs have illustrated in the past. as far as GI goes in all this, i certainly don't hold it against Brisbane for being successful - or players like GI wishing to be a part of that. once again it's a situation that all clubs should strive for... and in a salary cap age, it's just another one of the ways a club can distinguish itself from the rest. this situation is an example of that advantage.
if there is anything fishy at all about the deal, which i don't really wish (or have any desire) to speculate on, i'm sure it'll get picked up and dealt with eventually.
