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I asked this already, but l'll try again for an answer..AFKABartram said:
One of them, yes. Along with my soft boiled egg for breakfast and nearly breaking my toes smuggling stress balls in the front of my shoes only to not be searched.daveydanger said:
Some bloke titting about with the match ball for 20 seconds was a highlight of your day?AFKABartram said:One of my highlights of the day @legaladdick
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I don't live a particularly crazy life...
I support the protests. Stress balls were brilliant. But what point do you believe constantly hanging onto the match ball made? Other than a smug, cheap joke about being 'not allowed to throw things', surely it was just a pointless hindrance to us going for the win?2 -
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Cover blown.6
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A fun, matchday experience.rememberbillybonds said:I was searched. Security found a stress ball in my pocket. I said so what , it is not offensive, can do no damage. I was told to hand it over. I said it is my property and is of no problem. I walked away, I was followed by 3 security staff through the lower north area. I was physically stopped. I again said it was a non issue. A senior security officer told me the club had ordered that no stress balls were to be allowed into the ground.
It was removed from my pocket.
Well done KM and RD you really are doing well.3 -
Expect that knock on the door from Tony at 6amseth plum said:Cover blown.
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As a disabled supporter who isn't very vocal, imo yesterday's protests hit the mark spot on, no mention of nationality or any personal abuse aimed at individuals, after the Forest game I received abuse for not staying to protest despite longing for change, so well done to all involved and keep up the good work.21
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It wasn't constant, it happened 3 or 4 times. The first one being (imo) very funny.daveydanger said:
I asked this already, but l'll try again for an answer..AFKABartram said:
One of them, yes. Along with my soft boiled egg for breakfast and nearly breaking my toes smuggling stress balls in the front of my shoes only to not be searched.daveydanger said:
Some bloke titting about with the match ball for 20 seconds was a highlight of your day?AFKABartram said:One of my highlights of the day @legaladdick
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I don't live a particularly crazy life...
I support the protests. Stress balls were brilliant. But what point do you believe constantly hanging onto the match ball made? Other than a smug, cheap joke about being 'not allowed to throw things', surely it was just a pointless hindrance to us going for the win?
Ultimately, it doesn't achieve anything, but I suppose it was another sign of fan power and a continued two-finger salute to the regime, who ahead of this game attempted to put frighteners via the police on the fanbase they claim to be working hard to win back.
It was a one off that shouldn't and probably won't be repeated, but it complimented the general disruption aspect well imo.
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Aside from the protests, Squirrel Face and Roland should be as alarmed at the mass of pictures showing swathes of empty seats for a key match. That speaks volumes about what they are doing to the club.AFKABartram said:
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AFKABartram said:
It wasn't constant, it happened 3 or 4 times. The first one being (imo) very funny.daveydanger said:
I asked this already, but l'll try again for an answer..AFKABartram said:
One of them, yes. Along with my soft boiled egg for breakfast and nearly breaking my toes smuggling stress balls in the front of my shoes only to not be searched.daveydanger said:
Some bloke titting about with the match ball for 20 seconds was a highlight of your day?AFKABartram said:One of my highlights of the day @legaladdick
Top work
I don't live a particularly crazy life...
I support the protests. Stress balls were brilliant. But what point do you believe constantly hanging onto the match ball made? Other than a smug, cheap joke about being 'not allowed to throw things', surely it was just a pointless hindrance to us going for the win?
Ultimately, it doesn't achieve anything, but I suppose it was another sign of fan power and a continued two-finger salute to the regime, who ahead of this game attempted to put frighteners via the police on the fanbase they claim to be working hard to win back.
It was a one off that shouldn't and probably won't be repeated, but it complimented the general disruption aspect well imo.
Fair enough. I found it pretty annoying. But I suppose each to their own - some people pay to go watch Micheal McIntyre.
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Any reports on whether Squirrel Face managed to grin her way through the latest protest or is she struggling to retain her legendary sense of humour?6
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Don't be concerned @Fanny Fanackapan ... unfortunately @PL54 is unable to stop his activities.Fanny Fanackapan said:
FFS !PL54 said:
Try again but make it funny next time.TellyTubby said:
To be employed whilst reading your comments.PL54 said:What was the significance of using stress balls ?
We win, we're all happy as larry with smiles a mile wide on our chops and then along comes PL54...again !
Has anyone ever suggested counselling to you, pal ?
A professor at the British Museum has recently identified a new genus, 'Trollus Trollus', who appear to spend most of their lives trolling internet forums and discussion groups. It is believed that the recent proliferation of these 'entities' is as a direct result of the 'X-Factor' society in which many attention-seekers clamour for fame. The first modern signs of this presence were recognised by Andy Warhol when he proclaimed, "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes".
In fact, some researchers have found early evidence as far back as stone-age cave paintings ... it would appear that a number of these paintings were 'defaced' by additional drawings being added on top. This led one researcher to describe the phenomenon as 'Prehistoric Look-at-me' or 'PL' for short.
This so excited a number of modern trolls that they formed their own club, 'The Prehistoric Look-at-me Society'. As you may have gathered, our own resident troll is member no. 54.
It is rumoured that his energetic work and enterprise has been acknowledged by KU Leuven. Those who have been reading the 'KM Out' thread will be aware of Daisy's award from this institution - https://www.law.kuleuven.be/vrgalumni/alumniprijs - PL54 is expected to receive an award for his consistent deliberate attempts to provoke response or discord on Charlton Life. KU Leuven have seen this a brave attempt to salvage Daisy's reputation.
Hope this helps to clarify the issue.
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Absolutely spot on description of why it was done.AFKABartram said:
It wasn't constant, it happened 3 or 4 times. The first one being (imo) very funny.daveydanger said:
I asked this already, but l'll try again for an answer..AFKABartram said:
One of them, yes. Along with my soft boiled egg for breakfast and nearly breaking my toes smuggling stress balls in the front of my shoes only to not be searched.daveydanger said:
Some bloke titting about with the match ball for 20 seconds was a highlight of your day?AFKABartram said:One of my highlights of the day @legaladdick
Top work
I don't live a particularly crazy life...
I support the protests. Stress balls were brilliant. But what point do you believe constantly hanging onto the match ball made? Other than a smug, cheap joke about being 'not allowed to throw things', surely it was just a pointless hindrance to us going for the win?
Ultimately, it doesn't achieve anything, but I suppose it was another sign of fan power and a continued two-finger salute to the regime, who ahead of this game attempted to put frighteners via the police on the fanbase they claim to be working hard to win back.
It was a one off that shouldn't and probably won't be repeated, but it complimented the general disruption aspect well imo.4 -
Now you're just being silly!daveydanger said:AFKABartram said:
It wasn't constant, it happened 3 or 4 times. The first one being (imo) very funny.daveydanger said:
I asked this already, but l'll try again for an answer..AFKABartram said:
One of them, yes. Along with my soft boiled egg for breakfast and nearly breaking my toes smuggling stress balls in the front of my shoes only to not be searched.daveydanger said:
Some bloke titting about with the match ball for 20 seconds was a highlight of your day?AFKABartram said:One of my highlights of the day @legaladdick
Top work
I don't live a particularly crazy life...
I support the protests. Stress balls were brilliant. But what point do you believe constantly hanging onto the match ball made? Other than a smug, cheap joke about being 'not allowed to throw things', surely it was just a pointless hindrance to us going for the win?
Ultimately, it doesn't achieve anything, but I suppose it was another sign of fan power and a continued two-finger salute to the regime, who ahead of this game attempted to put frighteners via the police on the fanbase they claim to be working hard to win back.
It was a one off that shouldn't and probably won't be repeated, but it complimented the general disruption aspect well imo.
Fair enough. I found it pretty annoying. But I suppose each to their own - some people pay to go watch Micheal McIntyre.1 -
After being married for a while I will look forward to this as it is the closest to sex I can expect for a while.mogodonman said:Expect strip searches for the next home game
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Well, each to their own, I suppose, there probably is a niche interest there... (no doubt some niches ate more interesting than others).cfgs said:
After being married for a while I will look forward to this as it is the closest to sex I can expect for a while.mogodonman said:Expect strip searches for the next home game
Seriously though, were the stewards physically searching individuals, and are they allowed do that, as opposed to asking individuals to open bags or empty pockets?0 -
Some people need this to be a reality......Fanny Fanackapan said:
FFS !PL54 said:
Try again but make it funny next time.TellyTubby said:
To be employed whilst reading your comments.PL54 said:What was the significance of using stress balls ?
We win, we're all happy as larry with smiles a mile wide on our chops and then along comes PL54...again !
Has anyone ever suggested counselling to you, pal ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQFKtI6gn9Y 0 -
Not badstonemuse said:
Don't be concerned @Fanny Fanackapan ... unfortunately @PL54 is unable to stop his activities.Fanny Fanackapan said:
FFS !PL54 said:
Try again but make it funny next time.TellyTubby said:
To be employed whilst reading your comments.PL54 said:What was the significance of using stress balls ?
We win, we're all happy as larry with smiles a mile wide on our chops and then along comes PL54...again !
Has anyone ever suggested counselling to you, pal ?
A professor at the British Museum has recently identified a new genus, 'Trollus Trollus', who appear to spend most of their lives trolling internet forums and discussion groups. It is believed that the recent proliferation of these 'entities' is as a direct result of the 'X-Factor' society in which many attention-seekers clamour for fame. The first modern signs of this presence were recognised by Andy Warhol when he proclaimed, "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes".
In fact, some researchers have found early evidence as far back as stone-age cave paintings ... it would appear that a number of these paintings were 'defaced' by additional drawings being added on top. This led one researcher to describe the phenomenon as 'Prehistoric Look-at-me' or 'PL' for short.
This so excited a number of modern trolls that they formed their own club, 'The Prehistoric Look-at-me Society'. As you may have gathered, our own resident troll is member no. 54.
It is rumoured that his energetic work and enterprise has been acknowledged by KU Leuven. Those who have been reading the 'KM Out' thread will be aware of Daisy's award from this institution - https://www.law.kuleuven.be/vrgalumni/alumniprijs - PL54 is expected to receive an award for his consistent deliberate attempts to provoke response or discord on Charlton Life. KU Leuven have seen this a brave attempt to salvage Daisy's reputation.
Hope this helps to clarify the issue.
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A bloke who manages one funny remark for about every hundred attempts still thinks he's the arbiter of humour.PL54 said:
Not badstonemuse said:
Don't be concerned @Fanny Fanackapan ... unfortunately @PL54 is unable to stop his activities.Fanny Fanackapan said:
FFS !PL54 said:
Try again but make it funny next time.TellyTubby said:
To be employed whilst reading your comments.PL54 said:What was the significance of using stress balls ?
We win, we're all happy as larry with smiles a mile wide on our chops and then along comes PL54...again !
Has anyone ever suggested counselling to you, pal ?
A professor at the British Museum has recently identified a new genus, 'Trollus Trollus', who appear to spend most of their lives trolling internet forums and discussion groups. It is believed that the recent proliferation of these 'entities' is as a direct result of the 'X-Factor' society in which many attention-seekers clamour for fame. The first modern signs of this presence were recognised by Andy Warhol when he proclaimed, "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes".
In fact, some researchers have found early evidence as far back as stone-age cave paintings ... it would appear that a number of these paintings were 'defaced' by additional drawings being added on top. This led one researcher to describe the phenomenon as 'Prehistoric Look-at-me' or 'PL' for short.
This so excited a number of modern trolls that they formed their own club, 'The Prehistoric Look-at-me Society'. As you may have gathered, our own resident troll is member no. 54.
It is rumoured that his energetic work and enterprise has been acknowledged by KU Leuven. Those who have been reading the 'KM Out' thread will be aware of Daisy's award from this institution - https://www.law.kuleuven.be/vrgalumni/alumniprijs - PL54 is expected to receive an award for his consistent deliberate attempts to provoke response or discord on Charlton Life. KU Leuven have seen this a brave attempt to salvage Daisy's reputation.
Hope this helps to clarify the issue.
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Looking forward to your hilarious reply.18 -
Didn't attend Birmingham game.
Will be coming derby game.
Suggest we ask people to delay entrance by 15 minutes.
The visual image from an empty ground
Would be very strong.
Then we get behind the players for the remaining 75.
The media would like to have pictures like this.
Well done everyone.
Remember we are smarter than the owner and c.e.o.0 - Sponsored links:
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If we are smarter than the owner and CEO how come they own the club and run it and we don't ?trundler said:Didn't attend Birmingham game.
Will be coming derby game.
Suggest we ask people to delay entrance by 15 minutes.
The visual image from an empty ground
Would be very strong.
Then we get behind the players for the remaining 75.
The media would like to have pictures like this.
Well done everyone.
Remember we are smarter than the owner and c.e.o.0 -
I meant in terms of the protests.
Stupid comment.1 -
I meant in terms of the protests.
Stupid comment.0 -
Because they have the money and we don't.letthegoodtimesroll said:
If we are smarter than the owner and CEO how come they own the club and run it and we don't ?trundler said:Didn't attend Birmingham game.
Will be coming derby game.
Suggest we ask people to delay entrance by 15 minutes.
The visual image from an empty ground
Would be very strong.
Then we get behind the players for the remaining 75.
The media would like to have pictures like this.
Well done everyone.
Remember we are smarter than the owner and c.e.o.2 -
Sorry I do genuinely believe I am smarter than the owner and the CEO and I know there are a few like me.
I may not have realised that the acid test of smartness was owning a football club, but elswhere in my personal professional life then yes, I think I am smarter than both if them.
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DANNY DYER IS MY BROTHER?!!!!!Davo55 said:So @seth plum is Danny Dyer's dad! Just needed a "wotcha treacle" and a "we're faaaamily"
Excellent stuff Seth.
Talked to a few Blues fans yesterday, all good blokes who see us as a proper football club and mightily impressed with us fighting for our club4 -
More money equates to more intelligence? In that case I hear Wayne Rooney is nailed on for a Nobel prize.letthegoodtimesroll said:
If we are smarter than the owner and CEO how come they own the club and run it and we don't ?trundler said:Didn't attend Birmingham game.
Will be coming derby game.
Suggest we ask people to delay entrance by 15 minutes.
The visual image from an empty ground
Would be very strong.
Then we get behind the players for the remaining 75.
The media would like to have pictures like this.
Well done everyone.
Remember we are smarter than the owner and c.e.o.
I'm also going to guess that you've fallen a bit short, do you want me to lend you a tenner? Perhaps you can rethink that comment with it!5 -
Such angerUboat said:
A bloke who manages one funny remark for about every hundred attempts still thinks he's the arbiter of humour.PL54 said:
Not badstonemuse said:
Don't be concerned @Fanny Fanackapan ... unfortunately @PL54 is unable to stop his activities.Fanny Fanackapan said:
FFS !PL54 said:
Try again but make it funny next time.TellyTubby said:
To be employed whilst reading your comments.PL54 said:What was the significance of using stress balls ?
We win, we're all happy as larry with smiles a mile wide on our chops and then along comes PL54...again !
Has anyone ever suggested counselling to you, pal ?
A professor at the British Museum has recently identified a new genus, 'Trollus Trollus', who appear to spend most of their lives trolling internet forums and discussion groups. It is believed that the recent proliferation of these 'entities' is as a direct result of the 'X-Factor' society in which many attention-seekers clamour for fame. The first modern signs of this presence were recognised by Andy Warhol when he proclaimed, "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes".
In fact, some researchers have found early evidence as far back as stone-age cave paintings ... it would appear that a number of these paintings were 'defaced' by additional drawings being added on top. This led one researcher to describe the phenomenon as 'Prehistoric Look-at-me' or 'PL' for short.
This so excited a number of modern trolls that they formed their own club, 'The Prehistoric Look-at-me Society'. As you may have gathered, our own resident troll is member no. 54.
It is rumoured that his energetic work and enterprise has been acknowledged by KU Leuven. Those who have been reading the 'KM Out' thread will be aware of Daisy's award from this institution - https://www.law.kuleuven.be/vrgalumni/alumniprijs - PL54 is expected to receive an award for his consistent deliberate attempts to provoke response or discord on Charlton Life. KU Leuven have seen this a brave attempt to salvage Daisy's reputation.
Hope this helps to clarify the issue.
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Looking forward to your hilarious reply.0 -
Best thing is to ignore PL54. His kind thrive on the attention their posts generate so don't give it them.9
