Premier League Predictor
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Swale_Gooner1985
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Re: Premier League Predictor
Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
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flash gunner
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Re: Premier League Predictor
Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
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What if the situation is ridiculous?Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
What if the ridiculous situation and gone on for a ridiculous amount of time?
What then?
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OneBardGooner
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Re: Premier League Predictor
flash gunner wrote:Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
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OneBardGooner
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Then my friend something will be announced "Soon".Clash wrote:What if the situation is ridiculous?Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
What if the ridiculous situation and gone on for a ridiculous amount of time?
What then?
Re: Premier League Predictor
Win over city was a surprising one.
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what if it's last day of the season...Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
We are top, 4 points clear, have already won the league.
Last game is at home versus Southampton.
Soton are 18th, Tottenham are 17th, ahead on a single goal difference.
Tottenham are playing Chelsea away, are winning 5-0
Would you want The Arsenal to lose 7-0, so that tottenham go down?
Well, not you, obviously, but can you understand why an Arsenal fan might want that?
Just a question?
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DB10GOONER
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Re: Premier League Predictor
It's like that old dilemma everyone talks about with their mates. If you had to suck one dick and then Mila Kunis would suck your dick twice a day for the rest of your life... would you suck that dick?Babu wrote:what if it's last day of the season...Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
We are top, 4 points clear, have already won the league.
Last game is at home versus Southampton.
Soton are 18th, Tottenham are 17th, ahead on a single goal difference.
Tottenham are playing Chelsea away, are winning 5-0
Would you want The Arsenal to lose 7-0, so that tottenham go down?
Well, not you, obviously, but can you understand why an Arsenal fan might want that?
Just a question?
Everyone talks about that right? Right?
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flash gunner
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Re: Premier League Predictor
DB10GOONER wrote:It's like that old dilemma everyone talks about with their mates. If you had to suck one dick and then Mila Kunis would suck your dick twice a day for the rest of your life... would you suck that dick?Babu wrote:what if it's last day of the season...Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
We are top, 4 points clear, have already won the league.
Last game is at home versus Southampton.
Soton are 18th, Tottenham are 17th, ahead on a single goal difference.
Tottenham are playing Chelsea away, are winning 5-0
Would you want The Arsenal to lose 7-0, so that tottenham go down?
Well, not you, obviously, but can you understand why an Arsenal fan might want that?
Just a question?
Everyone talks about that right? Right?
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Swale_Gooner1985
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Re: Premier League Predictor
What a stupid comparisonBabu wrote:what if it's last day of the season...Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
We are top, 4 points clear, have already won the league.
Last game is at home versus Southampton.
Soton are 18th, Tottenham are 17th, ahead on a single goal difference.
Tottenham are playing Chelsea away, are winning 5-0
Would you want The Arsenal to lose 7-0, so that tottenham go down?
Well, not you, obviously, but can you understand why an Arsenal fan might want that?
Just a question?
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DB10GOONER
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Don't dodge the issue mini-Wenger!Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:What a stupid comparisonBabu wrote:what if it's last day of the season...Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
We are top, 4 points clear, have already won the league.
Last game is at home versus Southampton.
Soton are 18th, Tottenham are 17th, ahead on a single goal difference.
Tottenham are playing Chelsea away, are winning 5-0
Would you want The Arsenal to lose 7-0, so that tottenham go down?
Well, not you, obviously, but can you understand why an Arsenal fan might want that?
Just a question?
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What about this comparison...Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:What a stupid comparisonBabu wrote:what if it's last day of the season...Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
We are top, 4 points clear, have already won the league.
Last game is at home versus Southampton.
Soton are 18th, Tottenham are 17th, ahead on a single goal difference.
Tottenham are playing Chelsea away, are winning 5-0
Would you want The Arsenal to lose 7-0, so that tottenham go down?
Well, not you, obviously, but can you understand why an Arsenal fan might want that?
Just a question?
I saw your Mum lying on an old mattress in Finsbury Park this morning.
She had no knickers on!
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DB10GOONER
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Steady on, old chap.Babu wrote:What about this comparison...Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:What a stupid comparisonBabu wrote:what if it's last day of the season...Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
We are top, 4 points clear, have already won the league.
Last game is at home versus Southampton.
Soton are 18th, Tottenham are 17th, ahead on a single goal difference.
Tottenham are playing Chelsea away, are winning 5-0
Would you want The Arsenal to lose 7-0, so that tottenham go down?
Well, not you, obviously, but can you understand why an Arsenal fan might want that?
Just a question?
I saw your Mum lying on an old mattress in Finsbury Park this morning.
She had no knickers on!
No need to be dissing the man's moms.Re: Premier League Predictor
Well, now that you mention it!DB10GOONER wrote:It's like that old dilemma everyone talks about with their mates. If you had to suck one dick and then Mila Kunis would suck your dick twice a day for the rest of your life... would you suck that dick?Babu wrote:what if it's last day of the season...Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Yes, it's ridiculous to support a team and want them to do badly....whatever the situation!
We are top, 4 points clear, have already won the league.
Last game is at home versus Southampton.
Soton are 18th, Tottenham are 17th, ahead on a single goal difference.
Tottenham are playing Chelsea away, are winning 5-0
Would you want The Arsenal to lose 7-0, so that tottenham go down?
Well, not you, obviously, but can you understand why an Arsenal fan might want that?
Just a question?
Everyone talks about that right? Right?
Anyway, more to the point...whose dick would it be...and is it spit or swallow?
If it's Ashton Kutcher's, and Mila is watching, and making encouraging noises as to her dick-sucking skills, and she has the contract with the whole " twice a day for the rest of my life" highlighted and she's already signed it, then maybe...
If it's her Dad, and her Mum is in the room as well, in full cheerleader outfit, yelling encouragement for her husband, then...
Yeah, why not!
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I wasn't dissing her.DB10GOONER wrote:
Steady on, old chap.
She looked quite fetching actually.
In fact I was being "caring", she could catch a cold!
