SWALLOW

the lump in my throat.

Great minds think alike!

In a discusion in September regarding certain posters negative attitude

nantwichexile wrote:The "if" implys the opposite... n'est ce pas ? "


juanCornetto wrote: "Well it may be to you if you are a glass half empty type. But if you are a positive glass half full type then if is positive statement.

eg 1: Rudyard Kiplings wonderful inspirational and motivational poem "If"

eg 2: "if" Bailey maintains his current form next season he may get the same awards as JJB has done this season. (as the sentiments I expressed)

However "if" you are a negative type you could use the word in a negative manner.

eg: "If" we don't get to the Grand Final its all the fault of Macca's rubber glove"

He is - he job shares his time between me and TMFMISL.

A usual day's train of thought for Juan:

Me--TMFMISL--Biscuit Boned Cross--petty argument--Me--Me--TMFMISL--back ache (you get it at his age)--Cross--Me--Me--Me--TMFMISL--petty argument--TMFMISL--Me etc etc

We few, we happy few........etc

Do you now agree that "if" can be a powerful positive?

Do you like Kipling?

Always cake . There must always be cake .

Great poem. Very inspirational

I nearly didn't read it because I have read it so many times before. In the end I did read it. COME ON RHINOS

I've got my own "if" in my head. If we get beat, I hope we lose with good grace and I'm not treated to any bad reactions from Rhinos fans either towards Saints fans or each other. I'm going with a fairly relaxed outlook, I hope we win but I also look at Saints and admire the way they now seem to be trusting in youth players more so I won't begrudge them it if they do beat us.

Still can't keep me out of your head it seems.

As long as he can keep you out of other parts of his anatomy that aint too bad