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evertonfc wrote:[Andrew Lovett's episode came after a big night. Allegedly KD met Sam Gilbert in a nightclub. Sam Fisher gets hit in a nightclub. Hayes-Baker happens outside a nightclub. Roo gets slagged and shoulder charges outside a nightclub.
Roo was picking up Fish & chips at a South Melbourne shop (near where he lives) with his missus at around 11pm!!!! Sheesh, it is possible that some of our players are being ridiculously tarnished in the media for doing - well.. normal things, and getting attacked in the process. But it is a scandal how they always get into trouble!!?? It is time to lock the media up I think!!!
I'll take back the Roo one; my apologies. It wasn't a nightclub, he was getting dinner - at 11pm.
Maybe they should also be banned from going out to dinner, or getting takeaway, would that suit you?
Fair dinkum
Lance or James??
There comes a point in every man's life when he has to say, "Enough is enough." For me, that time is now. I have been dealing with claims that I cheated and had an unfair advantage in <redacted>. Over the past three years, I have been subjected to a <redacted>investigation followed by <redacted> witch hunt. The toll this has taken on my family, and my work for <redacted>and on me leads me to where I am today – finished with this nonsense. (Oops just got a spontaneous errection <unredacted>)
I would like to address the meaning of the sign used by the Collingwood player, as technically as possible, without using demeaning language.
This sign was popularized in America by the publication of the play "The Vagina Monologues", which is an ensemble cast production of monologues by many women about their bodies.
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that plays (at least once a season) have Sign Language Interpreters. There is a scene where one woman talks about simultaneous anal and vaginal penetration, screaming "The Shocker" on many occasions, and that is the American Sign Language for this sexual act. Because of the play's incredible success, it eeked into popular culture.
No need to be embarassed - I didn't know it until I saw the play (which I only went to because one of the interpreters was one of my students).
markinUSA wrote:I would like to address the meaning of the sign used by the C*llingw**d player, as technically as possible, without using demeaning language.
Just censored it for you. I'll let you away this time...
markinUSA wrote:I would like to address the meaning of the sign used by the Collingwood player, as technically as possible, without using demeaning language.
This sign was popularized in America by the publication of the play "The Vagina Monologues", which is an ensemble cast production of monologues by many women about their bodies.
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that plays (at least once a season) have Sign Language Interpreters. There is a scene where one woman talks about simultaneous anal and vaginal penetration, screaming "The Shocker" on many occasions, and that is the American Sign Language for this sexual act. Because of the play's incredible success, it eeked into popular culture.
No need to be embarassed - I didn't know it until I saw the play (which I only went to because one of the interpreters was one of my students).
Wow! now that I'm fully informed of the meaning I'm ready to engage in the outrage. How dare this young man do such a thing. Gee are we getting over sensitive or is it just a slow news day?
Remember back in the 70s when the middle finger took over from the two finger salute as being the ultimate signal for insult.
Actually it’s not that big a deal especially for anyone that is familiar with the modern range of pleasure instruments that are freely available.
markinUSA wrote:I would like to address the meaning of the sign used by the Collingwood player, as technically as possible, without using demeaning language.
This sign was popularized in America by the publication of the play "The Vagina Monologues", which is an ensemble cast production of monologues by many women about their bodies.
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that plays (at least once a season) have Sign Language Interpreters. There is a scene where one woman talks about simultaneous anal and vaginal penetration, screaming "The Shocker" on many occasions, and that is the American Sign Language for this sexual act. Because of the play's incredible success, it eeked into popular culture.
No need to be embarassed - I didn't know it until I saw the play (which I only went to because one of the interpreters was one of my students).
Wow! now that I'm fully informed of the meaning I'm ready to engage in the outrage. How dare this young man do such a thing. Gee are we getting over sensitive or is it just a slow news day?
Remember back in the 70s when the middle finger took over from the two finger salute as being the ultimate signal for insult.
Actually it’s not that big a deal especially for anyone that is familiar with the modern range of pleasure instruments that are freely available.
Still it's a strange time for the thought to pop into your head after you've just played four quarters of final's footy.
markinUSA wrote:I would like to address the meaning of the sign used by the Collingwood player, as technically as possible, without using demeaning language.
This sign was popularized in America by the publication of the play "The Vagina Monologues", which is an ensemble cast production of monologues by many women about their bodies.
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that plays (at least once a season) have Sign Language Interpreters. There is a scene where one woman talks about simultaneous anal and vaginal penetration, screaming "The Shocker" on many occasions, and that is the American Sign Language for this sexual act. Because of the play's incredible success, it eeked into popular culture.
No need to be embarassed - I didn't know it until I saw the play (which I only went to because one of the interpreters was one of my students).
Wow! now that I'm fully informed of the meaning I'm ready to engage in the outrage. How dare this young man do such a thing. Gee are we getting over sensitive or is it just a slow news day?
Remember back in the 70s when the middle finger took over from the two finger salute as being the ultimate signal for insult.
Actually it’s not that big a deal especially for anyone that is familiar with the modern range of pleasure instruments that are freely available.
Still it's a strange time for the thought to pop into your head after you've just played four quarters of final's footy.
Oned track mind?
Two track mind actually. He seems to be combining footy and hand signals.
markinUSA wrote:I would like to address the meaning of the sign used by the Collingwood player, as technically as possible, without using demeaning language.
This sign was popularized in America by the publication of the play "The Vagina Monologues", which is an ensemble cast production of monologues by many women about their bodies.
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that plays (at least once a season) have Sign Language Interpreters. There is a scene where one woman talks about simultaneous anal and vaginal penetration, screaming "The Shocker" on many occasions, and that is the American Sign Language for this sexual act. Because of the play's incredible success, it eeked into popular culture.
No need to be embarassed - I didn't know it until I saw the play (which I only went to because one of the interpreters was one of my students).
Wow! now that I'm fully informed of the meaning I'm ready to engage in the outrage. How dare this young man do such a thing. Gee are we getting over sensitive or is it just a slow news day?
Remember back in the 70s when the middle finger took over from the two finger salute as being the ultimate signal for insult.
Actually it’s not that big a deal especially for anyone that is familiar with the modern range of pleasure instruments that are freely available.
Still it's a strange time for the thought to pop into your head after you've just played four quarters of final's footy.
Oned track mind?
Two track mind actually. He seems to be combining footy and hand signals.
markinUSA wrote:I would like to address the meaning of the sign used by the Collingwood player, as technically as possible, without using demeaning language.
This sign was popularized in America by the publication of the play "The Vagina Monologues", which is an ensemble cast production of monologues by many women about their bodies.
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that plays (at least once a season) have Sign Language Interpreters. There is a scene where one woman talks about simultaneous anal and vaginal penetration, screaming "The Shocker" on many occasions, and that is the American Sign Language for this sexual act. Because of the play's incredible success, it eeked into popular culture.
No need to be embarassed - I didn't know it until I saw the play (which I only went to because one of the interpreters was one of my students).
Wow! now that I'm fully informed of the meaning I'm ready to engage in the outrage. How dare this young man do such a thing. Gee are we getting over sensitive or is it just a slow news day?
Remember back in the 70s when the middle finger took over from the two finger salute as being the ultimate signal for insult.
Actually it’s not that big a deal especially for anyone that is familiar with the modern range of pleasure instruments that are freely available.
Still it's a strange time for the thought to pop into your head after you've just played four quarters of final's footy.
Oned track mind?
Two track mind actually. He seems to be combining footy and hand signals.
Well, he's obviously into multi-tasking....
As is the lady to whom the signal is directed by the sounds of things.
markinUSA wrote:I would like to address the meaning of the sign used by the Collingwood player, as technically as possible, without using demeaning language.
This sign was popularized in America by the publication of the play "The Vagina Monologues", which is an ensemble cast production of monologues by many women about their bodies.
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that plays (at least once a season) have Sign Language Interpreters. There is a scene where one woman talks about simultaneous anal and vaginal penetration, screaming "The Shocker" on many occasions, and that is the American Sign Language for this sexual act. Because of the play's incredible success, it eeked into popular culture.
No need to be embarassed - I didn't know it until I saw the play (which I only went to because one of the interpreters was one of my students).
Wow! now that I'm fully informed of the meaning I'm ready to engage in the outrage. How dare this young man do such a thing. Gee are we getting over sensitive or is it just a slow news day?
Remember back in the 70s when the middle finger took over from the two finger salute as being the ultimate signal for insult.
Actually it’s not that big a deal especially for anyone that is familiar with the modern range of pleasure instruments that are freely available.
Still it's a strange time for the thought to pop into your head after you've just played four quarters of final's footy.
Oned track mind?
Two track mind actually. He seems to be combining footy and hand signals.
Well, he's obviously into multi-tasking....
As is the lady to whom the signal is directed by the sounds of things.
So just out of curiosity has he got the signal up the right way?
Also on that same night when Mr Party Boy was out, within the same venue was Dale Thomas, Dayne Beams, Sharrod Wellingham, Heath Shaw and Mr Perfect Dane Swan. What happened to the curfew?
after a feralwood supporter threw up:
TownleyTime
I thought Fisher was smarter than putting himself in such a position. Sadly the party boy culture that sits with St. Kilda, seems quite true.
evertonfc wrote:Just heard a version of the events from a very reliable source.
Possibly another club (indirectly) involved. A big, big night was being had by many. Some things got out of hand. Not exactly a 'random' attack.
Can't say much more. Wait for the police to check it out - should reveal everything.
fantastic
cant wait
seriously i dont see the enjoyment in going out on benders or for that matter going out weekly and paying stupid prices for grog in an atmosphere thats shite
chicks or not
matrix wrote:thanks for the info buit it didnt really answer the question
im guessing it was some pratt in a pub, fighting over some flange...errrr over a girl
Sorry didnt get what you meant. Yep i would say that as well. I think sam brought his girlfriend there as they were at the races together that day.
