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Title: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Moi on April 25, 2007, 01:55:58 PM
From Bigfooty  :'(

Nathan Brown to retire:

The Footy Show.
Channel 9, Thursday night, 9:30pm.


http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showthread.php?t=319541
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: 1965 on April 25, 2007, 02:01:17 PM
From Bigfooty  :'(

Nathan Brown to retire:

The Footy Show.
Channel 9, Thursday night, 9:30pm.


http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showthread.php?t=319541

BigFooty? Hardly reliable.

 ;)
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Moi on April 25, 2007, 02:03:07 PM
No, that's why I put the rider in the subject line.
But wouldn't surprise me or anyone else.

The only credence it has is it didn't come from a Bulldogs supporter lol
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: mightytiges on April 25, 2007, 02:26:43 PM
Hopefully it's crap.

I thought it is going to be Aaron Hamill.
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: bluey_21 on April 25, 2007, 02:27:20 PM
Don't think Browny is ready to pull the pin on his career just yet.
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: ilovelids on April 25, 2007, 02:56:20 PM
terry was saying about how brownys back to runnning a few days ago
why would he say that if he was ritiring?
also why would it be found out on the footy show it would be all over the news yeah?
just my thoughts that we would have herd!
and its a good site but alot of crap comes off bigfooty
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Ox on April 25, 2007, 03:18:48 PM
spoke to a mate at the club about it briefly.

Will be talking again in the next day or so.

The simple answer to my statement of "Browny's not coming back is he" was,
"I really dont know where he's at"
which n itself is a worry.
It's seems to me that Browny is willing to throw it in.
I'll find out more later.
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Stephanie on April 25, 2007, 03:55:33 PM
I seriously hope it's not true  :'(
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: torch on April 25, 2007, 04:24:10 PM
guys it is not true ... rumors !

i also heard that Buckley will retire after ANZAC match (but not playing) ???

so its bullsh*t !

Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on April 25, 2007, 06:24:20 PM
in the end who really cares

his contract is up, he is not worth re- signing. unless he takes base rates.

i was told when his leg broke from a nurse who was in his operating theatre that he will most likely never play again, she told me if he oplays he will have ongoing problems . his leg shattered, wasnt a complete break and the rod they put in was too short, total medical f up.

anyway thats what i was told

karma does bite ppl

all players who leave clubs in recent times to find success have bad luck

brown with us
otto with geelong
aker will have at the doggies
buckley at colingwood(ok not injury wise, but if he stayed he would have been a trople lion premiership captain)
most blue chip players who betray their teams in recent times have bad luck unless ur greg williams
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Moi on April 25, 2007, 06:32:45 PM
Nice X  :banghead
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Ox on April 25, 2007, 07:15:24 PM
in the end who really cares

his contract is up, he is not worth re- signing. unless he takes base rates.

i was told when his leg broke from a nurse who was in his operating theatre that he will most likely never play again, she told me if he oplays he will have ongoing problems . his leg shattered, wasnt a complete break and the rod they put in was too short, total medical f up.

anyway thats what i was told

karma does bite ppl

all players who leave clubs in recent times to find success have bad luck

brown with us
otto with geelong
aker will have at the doggies
buckley at colingwood(ok not injury wise, but if he stayed he would have been a trople lion premiership captain)
most blue chip players who betray their teams in recent times have bad luck unless ur greg williams

Karma is a refuge for haters.

What a load of crap X.

I'm insulted that u think we're stupid enough for you to be able to drop your drug induced fantasiies on.

LMAO@ The general vagueness of,"from a nurse who was in his operating theatre"

Gimmee a break ffs :P

If i was u i would be going around saying,
"SEE - I TOLD YOU ALL WHEN IT HAPPENED THAT HE WOULD NEVER PLAY AGAIN"as that is what i said,
however i dont feel it necessary to pump myself up about being correct about a situation before it happened.

I'm sure you were one for believng browny was gonna be fine originally,but now u pull out the one about "a nurse"

stuff off u wanker

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: 1965 on April 25, 2007, 09:35:12 PM
in the end who really cares

his contract is up, he is not worth re- signing. unless he takes base rates.

i was told when his leg broke from a nurse who was in his operating theatre that he will most likely never play again, she told me if he oplays he will have ongoing problems . his leg shattered, wasnt a complete break and the rod they put in was too short, total medical f up.

anyway thats what i was told

karma does bite ppl

all players who leave clubs in recent times to find success have bad luck

brown with us
otto with geelong
aker will have at the doggies
buckley at colingwood(ok not injury wise, but if he stayed he would have been a trople lion premiership captain)
most blue chip players who betray their teams in recent times have bad luck unless ur greg williams

Karma is a refuge for haters.

What a load of crap X.

I'm insulted that u think we're stupid enough for you to be able to drop your drug induced fantasiies on.

LMAO@ The general vagueness of,"from a nurse who was in his operating theatre"

Gimmee a break ffs :P

If i was u i would be going around saying,
"SEE - I TOLD YOU ALL WHEN IT HAPPENED THAT HE WOULD NEVER PLAY AGAIN"as that is what i said,
however i dont feel it necessary to pump myself up about being correct about a situation before it happened.

I'm sure you were one for believng browny was gonna be fine originally,but now u pull out the one about "a nurse"

eff off u wanker

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO

IF YOU DON'T MIND UMPIRE!!!

 :wallywink
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Tigermonk on April 25, 2007, 10:03:42 PM
reminds me of Jamie Lawson from the Swans never recovered
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: WilliamPowell on April 25, 2007, 10:04:25 PM
Stick to topic and off the insults  >:(

 :cheers
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on April 25, 2007, 11:26:30 PM
when he does not recover fully and hardly gets close to his opld self , i will be the one to tell u i told you so

he is damaged goods, no need to re-sign him

i doubt very much he will play much footy again

hhe is just a player, just like everyone else. better off developing a kid rather than hoping he may come good.

everytime you see him on tv he looks a broken degected man, his eyes say to me that he will never come back and is only living in hope

this 21 day injury has dragged on a bit, there is no hot spot, the bone is fracturing and crumbling , and why is he still limping!!!!???
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on April 25, 2007, 11:28:59 PM

eff off u wanker

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO

is that the best you can come up with,

whats so sad it even makes you laugh

sad sad boy

run back to mummy
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: cub on April 26, 2007, 12:19:22 AM
I must admit I am starting to have my doubts and even if he does get back can he put in 3 or 4 more years of QUALITY. Time will tell but not holding my breath any longer.

Did we get some kind of curse put on us after 82 cause fair dinkum we could destroy Judd if he came to Richmond.

Examples Davey at Essendon 1 year taking players on and backing himself and looks good, Tambling ? still in the works.

Heath Shaw coming along in leaps and bounds and Raines going backwards.

WTF have we done wrong, did we pizz of a tribal elder or something, I am really getting convinced we have peed of some voodoo god or something. Wish they would come out and tell us so we could make a sacrifice or something to appease the gods. :banghead :banghead


On a side note looks like Sth Africa haven't overcome thier demons with Oz either 5/27  ;D
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: mightytiges on April 26, 2007, 03:10:23 AM
Examples Davey at Essendon 1 year taking players on and backing himself and looks good, Tambling ? still in the works.
That's what his brother Aaron did for a few years but look at him this year. Rainesy wasn't too bad last week. I wouldn't be using the Pies or Dons as examples for us to follow anyway. They're in our mediocre category. You've got to laugh at Essendon people bagging our gameplan when they dish out the chip chip along the boundary garbage they played yesterday  :whistle.

WTF have we done wrong, did we pizz of a tribal elder or something, I am really getting convinced we have peed of some voodoo god or something. Wish they would come out and tell us so we could make a sacrifice or something to appease the gods. :banghead :banghead
No curse. We have just been our own worst enemy most of the time for the past 25 years. The other few times like Browny have been one of those tragic footy events that happens to all clubs for whatever reason - Coleman, Greening (although it was thuggery in his case), Freezer, etc.... West Coast and Adelaide are still winning despite not having their best player on the park. Top sides have depth in quantity and quality. Only Victorian clubs still think a handful of stars can carry them to a flag. 
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: julzqld on April 26, 2007, 07:50:06 AM

i was told when his leg broke from a nurse who was in his operating theatre that he will most likely never play again, she told me if he oplays he will have ongoing problems . his leg shattered, wasnt a complete break and the rod they put in was too short, total medical f up.


Really???  If true, sounds like Browny and the club sue the surgeon on the grounds of medical negligence.  And your nurse friend's job would be in jeophardy for blabbing.  Whatever happened to patient confidentiality?
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on April 26, 2007, 08:04:25 AM

i was told when his leg broke from a nurse who was in his operating theatre that he will most likely never play again, she told me if he oplays he will have ongoing problems . his leg shattered, wasnt a complete break and the rod they put in was too short, total medical f up.


Really???  If true, sounds like Browny and the club sue the surgeon on the grounds of medical negligence.  And your nurse friend's job would be in jeophardy for blabbing.  Whatever happened to patient confidentiality?

one, she isnt a friend of mine and two, from what i am aware, browny was told that the rod was a bit short and he would have to wait a week or so dfor a ne one to be made or go ahead with a slightly shorter one, he apparantley signed the go ahead and agreed.

just relaying what i have been told

now about confidentiality what a crock

will nick stevens sue because channel 7 already new he was gone for the yr??????

Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on April 26, 2007, 08:06:55 AM
by the way, have you ever tried to sue a doc for med neg and win.

hospitals and doc blunders kill 1,000s of ppl a year, i dont see anyone getting sued, they are a protected species
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Bulluss on April 26, 2007, 08:47:51 AM
I have no medical experience but the leg fully healed and the rod has been taken out so i cant see how that can be a problem ??? ??? ???

We have had our fair share of bad luck with Freeza, Justin Charles and possibly Browny.
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on April 26, 2007, 10:16:53 AM
I have no medical experience but the leg fully healed and the rod has been taken out so i cant see how that can be a problem ??? ??? ???

We have had our fair share of bad luck with Freeza, Justin Charles and possibly Browny.

i know the rod is out but the leg is not fully healed thats why he is having ongoing problems

his leg was not a clean break like newmans, his bone shatered and splintered badly

mguire gad a nasty one too, but not as bad as browns

he will never stop limping imho
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Harry on April 26, 2007, 12:48:45 PM
I have no medical experience but the leg fully healed and the rod has been taken out so i cant see how that can be a problem ??? ??? ???

We have had our fair share of bad luck with Freeza, Justin Charles and possibly Browny.

Don't forget Merenda and Coughlan
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: mightytiges on April 26, 2007, 02:42:07 PM
I have no medical experience but the leg fully healed and the rod has been taken out so i cant see how that can be a problem ??? ??? ???

We have had our fair share of bad luck with Freeza, Justin Charles and possibly Browny.

Don't forget Merenda and Coughlan
Dragga too.

Just goes to show how incredible Richo is after coming back from a knee, broken foot, broken arm, broken wrist and then all the hammies, any of which could have ended his footy career.
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: JohnF on April 26, 2007, 03:52:52 PM
I'm insulted that u think we're stupid enough for you to be able to drop your drug induced fantasiies on.

ROFLAMOOOOOooo@ at this one line.

ROFLFMLFAAO@ X smoking ice and being on a 6 day wake awaiting the moment his prediction comes to fruition.
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Ox on April 26, 2007, 04:48:03 PM
I don't think X has slept -ever!
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: one-eyed on April 26, 2007, 04:51:00 PM
Stick to topic and off the insults  >:(

 :cheers
Bump!

Leave the personal chat to PMs.
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: JohnF on April 26, 2007, 05:01:51 PM
I don't think X has slept -ever!

:jump :jump
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on April 26, 2007, 05:27:29 PM
I have no medical experience but the leg fully healed and the rod has been taken out so i cant see how that can be a problem ??? ??? ???

We have had our fair share of bad luck with Freeza, Justin Charles and possibly Browny.

Don't forget Merenda and Coughlan
Dragga too.

Just goes to show how incredible Richo is after coming back from a knee, broken foot, broken arm, broken wrist and then all the hammies, any of which could have ended his footy career.

he also has pulled his heart muscle a few times!!!  maybe he needs julz to mend it  :lol
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on April 26, 2007, 05:29:58 PM
I don't think X has slept -ever!

sleep is for the weak!!!

us vampires never ever sleep at night, occasionally rest a lil by day , but the night time , is the right time!!!!

ooooooooooooooooohahahaha oooooooooohahahahaha
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: julzqld on April 26, 2007, 10:59:12 PM
So has he retired?
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Moi on April 26, 2007, 11:34:52 PM
Wasn't on the Footy Show
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: mightytiges on April 27, 2007, 01:15:14 AM
No one was on announcing their retirement.
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on April 27, 2007, 08:26:24 AM
must have been a rumor circulating to get ratings

but many good players will retire at yrs end lol
buckley, hird, ricciuto, ....   gaspar  :ROTFL :ROTFL :ROTFL :ROTFL
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Tigertailz on April 27, 2007, 05:19:21 PM
I wanted to comment on Brown a few weeks back but i couldnt back up what i was told as it was more a secondhand opinion from one of the fitness staff than actual fact but seeing that everyman and his puppy is having an opinion here i will say that there is a feeling that perhaps for his long term health and general well being  that he give it up and be put on as as assistant.The actual scenario being is that Nathan is a very determined and focused individual and he wont do that until he is has exhausted every avenue possible to be able to get back on track.So basically its a waiting game with an unknown timeframe which will be determined by him and him alone.I suggest we all just forget about him, focus on the rest of the team and the youngsters waiting in the wings and consider it a bonus if he runs out for us again, whether it might be next week,a few weeks, months, next year or perhaps never....its in the lap of the gods.
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on April 27, 2007, 05:26:07 PM
i think we should forget about him and if we resign him at years end we are crazy. he will be a liability, its sad yes, its not gr8, but we cant change what has happened and he is not the only star to bow out cos of injury
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: one-eyed on April 28, 2007, 02:56:37 AM
Even David King admits Browny's career in the lap of the gods.

Quote
King, however, did not have any clearer picture on when star forward Nathan Brown would return.

Brown, who did not join his teammates for a run on the MCG yesterday, has not played this season after a hot spot flared up in the leg he broke almost two years ago.

"He is the million-dollar question," King said.

"We talk about Nathan every week and probably can't give you anything more concrete than what we did last week.

"There's nothing extra, it's just complications that he has had for a number of months now.

"I think Nathan's wellbeing long-term is more our concern than just winning this week."

http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/footy/common/story_page/0,8033,21633774%255E19742,00.html
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: julzqld on April 28, 2007, 07:59:27 AM
Ever heard of the saying "it aint over till the fat lady sings?"  Listen to the gossip if you will, but I'll wait till it becomes a fact before I believe it.
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on April 28, 2007, 08:06:09 AM
Even David King admits Browny's career in the lap of the gods.

Quote
"I think Nathan's wellbeing long-term is more our concern than just winning this week."

http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/footy/common/story_page/0,8033,21633774%255E19742,00.html

bye bye nathan
an individual should never come infront of teh team winning
if his future is more important than us wining then its time to announce his retirement now

the team/club comes first
Title: Brown's fear for future
Post by: one-eyed on April 29, 2007, 04:43:43 AM
Brown's fear for future
29 April 2007   Sunday Herald Sun
Jon Rakph and David Reed

RICHMOND forward Nathan Brown said yesterday he expected to miss at least another three weeks of football and admitted he was facing the biggest test of his AFL career.

While Brown has been able to get back on the training track in the past week, he needs to build fitness and stay pain-free.

Brown hopes he has turned the corner after a stress fracture relating to the leg he broke in 2005, but admits a return date is uncertain.

"To be honest, I have got no idea (when I'll be back)," he said.

"The doctors are trying to figure it out. It is just a pain thing which will be guiding by me.

"I actually have to have two weeks of solid football training before I play, because of the risk of soft-tissue injury with calves and hamstrings."

Brown told Triple M that, while he remained positive, he had never faced such a challenge as returning from a potentially career-ending injury.

"I would be lying if I said it wasn't worrying me and I think about it a fair bit," he said.

"Everything has come along fairly easily for me for most of my football career. I have played some good football, played in some finals in my early years at the Bulldogs, everything was going well at Richmond - and now everything is turned upside down.

"It's something I really have to deal with internally myself and it's been hard, but everyone has tough times in their life. I am sure I will get through it and be fine."

Coach Terry Wallace said he believed Brown could still play a role this year.

"If you had asked me (if I was concerned) a week ago, the answer would have been yes," Wallace said. "It has been a concern he hasn't been out there, but the signs are on the improve. He is pain-free for the first time in probably a month."

http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/footy/common/story_page/0,8033,21638578%255E20322,00.html
Title: Re: Not good news if true :-(
Post by: mightytiges on April 29, 2007, 05:57:25 AM
Even if Browny returns he won't know for sure if his leg really right again until he's played a few games on end.
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Ox on April 29, 2007, 01:34:33 PM
Deep down he doesnt want to play again.

Cant u tell by his words people??

If he wanted tto,the pain would be something he put up with...but thats not what he is

Title: No time frame on Brown's return: Wallace
Post by: one-eyed on May 01, 2007, 04:01:25 PM
No time frame on Brown's return: Wallace
AAP
Tuesday, May 1, 2007

Richmond coach Terry Wallace says he is unable to put a time frame on injured forward Nathan Brown's return.

Brown continues to suffer soreness from a stress reaction in his leg and Wallace says the club is frustrated the injury is making little progress.

Wallace says specialists are unsure why the injury has not responded to treatment and cannot provide a definitive answer on why Brown continues to suffer setbacks in his rehabilitation.

Wallace says he doesn't have any plans that include Brown being available to play anytime soon.

http://richmondfc.com.au/Season2007/News/NewsArticle/tabid/6301/Default.aspx?newsId=42348
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: mightytiges on May 01, 2007, 04:21:28 PM
It doesn't sound good for Browny  :(. We've gone from 21 days to 6 weeks to now indefinite with no sign his leg is getting better.
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Ox on May 01, 2007, 04:24:50 PM
This was always gonna be a challenge.

Part of playing on was accepting the fact that there will be pain - always.

IMO,He doesn't have the heart to want to. :banghead
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: one-eyed on May 01, 2007, 04:44:26 PM
Plough said today one day they get a good report on Browny and then the next a bad one. It's been going on and off like that for weeks.
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Ox on May 01, 2007, 05:02:11 PM
How's our luck ?
FMD!
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Harry on May 01, 2007, 05:53:27 PM
MT, you attended pre-season training right?

How did Brown possibly get through all the sessions and get to peak fitness and play a few practice matches with his leg in such a state?

This doesn't make sense.  It's not like it was an injury he suddenly sustained.  The leg has been stuffed for almost 2 years and the poor bloke can't even walk now, yet he got through the preseason training with flying colors.

Something just doesn't add up.
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on May 01, 2007, 06:00:49 PM
i wont saw i told you so just yet.............but i will soon
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Ox on May 01, 2007, 06:04:27 PM
i wont saw i told you so just yet.............but i will soon

Be original - Don't bother :clapping
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on May 01, 2007, 06:07:35 PM
i wont saw i told you so just yet.............but i will soon

Be original - Don't bother :clapping
maybe u can follow your own advice  :clapping  :bow  :bow

you champ!
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: mightytiges on May 01, 2007, 06:21:17 PM
MT, you attended pre-season training right?

How did Brown possibly get through all the sessions and get to peak fitness and play a few practice matches with his leg in such a state?

This doesn't make sense.  It's not like it was an injury he suddenly sustained.  The leg has been stuffed for almost 2 years and the poor bloke can't even walk now, yet he got through the preseason training with flying colors.

Something just doesn't add up.
Yep he trained the whole way through IIRC and did most of the sessions. He said he felt the pain due to the hot spot for the first time after the Mildura game and we haven't seen him since.

I can't explain it either but perhaps they should be resting him from any leg activity for a while even if he loses a little bit of conditioning in the legs as a result so the leg can heal properly instead of testing him each week and putting stress on it which just makes it flair up again  ???.

Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: Stephanie on May 01, 2007, 08:42:35 PM
i wont saw i told you so just yet.............but i will soon

Be original - Don't bother :clapping

 :rollin
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: WilliamPowell on May 01, 2007, 10:55:37 PM
The saga of Browny's leg is starting to turn into another imfamous sporting injury soap opera........

Jana's Knee  :rollin ;D

 :help
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: mightytiges on May 01, 2007, 11:22:10 PM
The saga of Browny's leg is starting to turn into another imfamous sporting injury soap opera........

Jana's Knee  :rollin ;D

 :help
Browny's not the first item on the news every night giving his life story  ;)
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: one-eyed on May 02, 2007, 03:36:35 AM
From the Herald-Sun:

Quote
Wallace said the club was unable to put a time frame on injured forward Nathan Brown's return.

Brown, who is yet to play a senior game this year, has been sidelined with a stress fracture relating to the leg he broke in 2005.

Wallace said Brown was frustrated that doctors could not determine why the injury was not improving. "We must have been to four or five different specialists to cover off anything that you could possible cover off," Wallace said.

"We don't know where it sits and no one can give us an absolute definitive answer on it."

Wallace said an initial diagnosis had the soreness in Brown's leg subsiding after four weeks, but the pain remained six weeks later.

"As he keeps having setbacks, you keep having to stop his progress and start all over again. Well, that makes it difficult," Wallace said.

"We've got to have our plans without Nathan involved . . . and then he becomes a bonus if and when he becomes available."

http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/footy/common/story_page/0,8033,21656769%255E20322,00.html
Title: Re: Browny's uncertain future / Not good news if true :-(
Post by: letsgetiton! on May 02, 2007, 08:24:18 AM
i wont saw i told you so just yet.............but i will soon

Be original - Don't bother :clapping

 :rollin

yes im laughing to, so funny. ha ha ....ha ha ha

u r too smart 4 me, that was such a delightful and thoughtful post.

i will put that one in the bank

thankyou for your fantastic input

 :bow :bow :bow