I still reckon it was funny...SENsaintsational wrote:I have a very healty sense of humour as people who know me will testify to.
However, that wasn't particularly funny. In fact, if I heard it in a bar I'd be calling the speaker a 'wanker' and wouldn't waste my time on him.
Oh and one other thing....describing GT as 'sacked St Kilda coach' is just stupid.
It was over 2 years ago. I was sacked as an apple picker back in 1985 (my thumbs got bruised)....do I describe myself as "sacked apple picker SEN"?
If you are going to try and take the piss....at least make it funny and clever.
Did GT resign? The great man manager himself even stated on the presser that he didn't resing.
All the other stuff is generalisation. Gee the guy only speaks what the rest of the world thinks of us.
Seriously, who cares? If you want to get twisted up about a cheap attempt at humour, then I'd question your sense of humour. If you didn't think it was funny, then ok. But why do people get fired up about this shyte?
On the one hand, we'd prefer not to see these things written... on the other hand, we react in a oublic forum. So the journo has succeeded in his objective to get a response.
In effect, our reactionary response only feeds the beast with fuel to do it again.
It's ironic, really.
It' reminds me (in theory) about Princess Di's funeral.
You had thousands of people lining the streets and crying. Yet it was those same people who bought the magazines... which created the demand for the papparazzi... which ultimately led to her death.
Ok, that's off topic, I know.