JustaBattler
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you sound sour ...
Banter Who will be Better in 2025, Collingwood or Carlton? Part 4
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Sweet
Still with the attempted chest flex at questioning a person's level of intelligence
Like Walsh projecting better than Cox, but then conceding within 48 hours he already is better?
i always know when you are struggling to debate footy and or banter, you play the poster, which is always
Perhaps you could nurture one of your own, but perhaps a futile exercise
'English for Collingwood supporters...'
Believing another means double the previous period, timeline or event, while questioning the intelligence of others
Believing another means double the previous period, timeline or event, while questioning the intelligence of others
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JustaBattler
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I'd say consistent.
Hilarious isn't it, thinking the term, another, means double.
Might need those remedial English classes
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So not double
Example
Player X has had a year in his prime, and has "another" 3 years in his prime before he starts to decline
Tell us again about remedial English classes
Example
Player X has had a year in his prime, and has "another" 3 years in his prime before he starts to decline
Tell us again about remedial English classes
still looking for that gotcha moment
JustaBattler
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another
determiner
1. used to refer to an additional person or thing of the same type as one already mentioned or known about; one more; a further.
2. used to refer to a different person or thing from one already mentioned or known about.
"come back another day"
Same google search - strange you ( cough) "forgot" to include the second definition - so being the sweet helpful person I am - I included it for you
No further commen trequired is there?
another
determiner
1. used to refer to an additional person or thing of the same type as one already mentioned or known about; one more; a further.
2. used to refer to a different person or thing from one already mentioned or known about.
"come back another day"
Same google search - strange you ( cough) "forgot" to include the second definition - so being the sweet helpful person I am - I included it for you
No further commen trequired is there?
Probably not finishing in mexico
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Were the Pies playing serious footy this year?
The context in which the word was used inferred it was a continuation of the 'serious footy' they have already been playing.Definitions from Oxford Languages • Learn more
another
determiner
1. used to refer to an additional person or thing of the same type as one already mentioned or known about; one more; a further.
2. used to refer to a different person or thing from one already mentioned or known about.
"come back another day"
Same google search - strange you ( cough) "forgot" to include the second definition - so being the sweet helpful person I am - I included it for you
No further commen trequired is there?
Your second definition is in no way relevant to the comment posted by the Carlton supporter.
I hope they provide bulk discounts for Carlton supporters to the remedial English classes.
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another
determiner
1. used to refer to an additional person or thing of the same type as one already mentioned or known about; one more; a further.
2. used to refer to a different person or thing from one already mentioned or known about.
"come back another day"
Same google search - strange you ( cough) "forgot" to include the second definition - so being the sweet helpful person I am - I included it for you
No further commen trequired is there?
The 2nd part didn't apply obviously, context
The poster was implying that the Blues had played serious football recently and had another 3 years of it in them
Not a huge stretch for others to suggest the poster was doubling up after 3 years of unusually high finishes by Carlton's standards
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Is that what I asked? And sorry... 2024 Fudgernator
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Is that "playing the poster"? And don't say "responding in kind" when someone just posted a definition
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Exactly.The 2nd part didn't apply obviously, context
The poster was implying that the Blues had played serious football recently and had another 3 years of it in them
Not a huge stretch for others to suggest the poster was doubling up after 3 years of unusually high finishes by Carlton's standards
Carlton's last 3 seasons have been consistently mediocre - 12 wins, 13 wins, 13 wins, so it makes sense that the original Carlton poster would be referring to that period.
'Serious Footy'...
FMD.
But what is the point in asking it if no Collingwood supporter had suggested it.
Seems to be a deflection to me...
For a team that has played in more than one third of all Grand Finals contested, and has contended for the premiership on 9 separate occasions since Carlton last have, do you really think any Collingwood supporter would regard a 9th place finish as 'serious footy'?
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