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How does one choose to support a team thousands of miles away? I support my team because of family, I have friends who support the local team where they grew up and I know some cunts who support teams that do/did well*. Which are you?
*lots of Liverpool fans in their 20's who supported them during the 80's when they were kids and were never cured.
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I knew it was some colonial emblem, but I can never be sure which one... However the fact you put "Location: Australia" in your profile was a bit more of a giveaway for meOriginally Posted by Celerystalksme
Well spotted.
Whoever said that home-schooled kids never amount to anything should looky here. You just made your parents proud by correctly identifying an Australian flag.
Congrats
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You know what, I never knew I was so precious.Wow i never knew supporting a certain football team upset so many people on here. Fark, i'll just keep my football posts on a proper sporting forum then.Well spotted.
Whoever said that home-schooled kids never amount to anything should looky here. You just made your parents proud by correctly identifying a Welsh flag.
Congrats
Never knew you were so precious, manker.
I was reading back thro' what I'd written in the day, to amuse myself as I often do of an evening, and I saw that I took the piss out of someone.
I was like Oh. My. God.
I plan on beating him to death with his kids. I'll use them as a bludgeon on his face. -
--Good for them if they survive.
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When i was 6 i started playing football and i used to watch the english premier league all the time because that was the only league that was shown here. I decided to choose Liverpool, also spured on because my Dad was a Manc fan. So i actually started supporting them in 1990.
I have to defend myself on this forum now.
effendi
No you don't. Rise above it, take the piss right back or whatever.
The only time I've ever seriously defended myself was when I bought a bin for the missus at Xmas. The chavs were all like 'zomg, mank. wtf?' I was like 'stfu, plz'.
In the end, everyone agreed that it was quite a nice gesture
I plan on beating him to death with his kids. I'll use them as a bludgeon on his face. -
--Good for them if they survive.
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I know. How do you sleep at night?You know what, I never knew I was so precious.
I was reading back thro' what I'd written in the day, to amuse myself as I often do of an evening, and I saw that I took the piss out of someone.
I was like Oh. My. God.
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How can i rise above being labelled a scouser when i havent even stepped a foot inside Liverpool?
The only time I've ever seriously defended myself was when I bought a bin for the missus at Xmas. The chavs were all like 'zomg, mank. wtf?' I was like 'stfu, plz'.
In the end, everyone agreed that it was quite a nice gesture
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Australians are descended from scousers, in fact they are a breed of uber-scousers.
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So thats why we beat England at football...its all making sense now =p
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Nah, I didn't see the flag, it's just because you were acting like a cawk.Well spotted.
Whoever said that home-schooled kids never amount to anything should looky here. You just made your parents proud by correctly identifying an Australian flag.
Congrats
*jokes*...I have been to a lot of sporting events and I've gone to see all my Australian sporting teams at least once. I'm hopefully going to Europe in December and will go to Anfield then. But no, I havent been to Anfield (its a bit hard when you have a shit currency and you're over 20 hours away).
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No you don't. Rise above it, take the piss right back or whatever.
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