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I also love the fact that the Australian players when asked about for the next 6 months would all respond with "Well we were on top and if it had of gone to extra time, we would've scored and would've won the match!" WTF!!! You'd been playing with a one man advantage for half the game, ha...

What needs to happen is to give those bastards a slow, painful death, not just because they deserve it but also to protect the future generations of Australia. The government needs to show its authority on these issues so they can make sure these things dont happen in the future.

Any idea what year it was made in?

Thats... sick. I'd kill the people who did that, just amazed the father didnt want to do the same

http://img.blogcu.com/uploads/borasiserkan_serka.jpg Name: Serkan Somer Age: 17 Location: Istanbul Favourite current player: after watching the 2004 semi final between Essendon and (I think) Melbourne, It would have to be James Hird Favourite all time player: I dont know much about the history of E...

Thanks, I'll head down there sometime Anyway I sneaked the football into school and had a kick during break with a few friends, they seemed to think it was alright, they weren't too enthusiastic about it but it's a start. how are you meant to kick the ball, at the point or in the middle? Because I f...

Australia is safe for now, but it would be wise to withdraw out of Iraq as soon as possible

I see so I'll have to wait until next year to really do anything, thanks anyway

Well, I've just got my AFL football and im hoping to find some Australian tourists, so could someone tell me which part of Turkey you think a typical Australian would go

Gossy7 wrote:Serkan.... Interesting....?

im sorry, its just that i was just looking through your website and i saw that bluey was getting offended alot, i felt sorry for him and thought that noone deserved to be "put down" that badly, so i tried to heal a couple of wounds.

uptick wrote:your best bet is to buy a footy, get out there and kick it around, all the aussie tourists with AFL understanding will be your best friends !!.

yes, if only i can get my hands on a footy. maybe i can join the national team.

Hmmm I don't really think it's going to work to be honest. A lot of people I've met over here are confused by AFL and don't really show much interest - mostly because rugby and soccer are so popular. Promoting the game in Europe would be good for the ex-pats, but I'm unconvinced that it'll take off...

id be happy to pay but is it possible to pay in euros?

I failed the assignment, looks like military school in a month, but thanks for your help anyway

Ok thanks for your mature response. Just with regards to people being persecuted though, there are thousands of christians in the middle east being persercuted every day, basically for being christian A lot of the killings go un-reported and a network is starting up to make people realise just how ...

I watched a couple of AFL matches over the last week on, one of them being the 2005 grand final and it got me to think, if i can save enough money to promote the game here, maybe it might be taken more seriously on the world level, so I just want to know what the feelings are of spectators in Austra...

Crazyman wrote:Tell you what Serkan...save your dollars and if/when you get to Aus we will help you drink as many beers as you like...

Is that what you call a "Pub Crawl"?

what about Heineken, is that in Australia?

Ok, those who call christinaity violent are so far off the mark it's incredible. Love thy neighbour. If someone strikes you, turn the other cheek. Christianity saved the world as we know it, because it's all about peace and back in those times mankind was in danger because of the inhumane acts upon...

Exactly. Not to mention something called THE CRUSADES. Yeah, Christianity is not violent at all.[/quote]

that was 1000 years ago...everyone was violent back then