[NSC] Things you have learnt fron NSC since becoming a member..........

[Big Beach Seagull]

I tried fighting a parking fine, the warden was a black belt.

I'm a traffic warden with a black belt in origami although we prefer traffic enforcement office thank you very much. It helps me do useful things with those soiled Mail articles in the garage. I'd swap it tomorrow for my brown wings though

 

[lawros left foot]

That it is possible to ‘fold it in’
With thanks to @Fireman Dan

 

[St Leonards Seagull]

That it is possible to ‘fold it in’
With thanks to @Fireman Dan

Beat me to it, exactly what came first to my mind.


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[Muhammed - I’m hard - Bruce Lee]

That there’s an awful lot of absolute SLICES that support our club

 

[Stat Brother]

Most jobs only take 5 minutes.

 

[A1X]

How to track a private jet carrying Iranian footballers

 

[Gwylan]

Not to buy any Zutons albums

 

[AK74]

The Cup Final money is still missing.

 

[SULLY COULDNT SHOOT]

There's more to life than NSC.... (the screams of 'heretic!' ring in my ears!)

 

[origigull]

Reading the posts is like living in general. There is laughter, sadness, humour, anger, religion, politics, things you know and things you wish you didn't know, clueless posters and posters who leave clues, WAG photos, your mum and of course the most important - football.

 

[LamieRobertson]

I LEARNED not to vote for Brexit.

The political parties were telling us nothing, those on here behind leaving were telling me all I needed to know!

I learnt to avoid the Brexit thread

 

[Swansman]

There's more to life than NSC.... (the screams of 'heretic!' ring in my ears!)

Is that something you learned AFTER becoming a member? Its a bit odd...

 

[BadFish]

I have learned why my mother always told me not to discuss religion or politics when in company.

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

That [MENTION=30242]spence[/MENTION] and [MENTION=72]dwayne[/MENTION] are the font of all football knowledge.

Of course you're wrong as a font is a type face whereas fount is a spring, fountain or tap such as beer fount. I have corrected so many people in my job of the correct meaning.

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

That the crocodile is IRREFUTABLY HARDER than the Honey Badger.

 

[lawros left foot]

Of course you're wrong as a font is a type face whereas fount is a spring, fountain or tap such as beer fount. I have corrected so many people in my job of the correct meaning.

There you have it, another thing I’ve learnt from NSC.

 

[amexer]

Dont show any support for Tories

 

[Taybha]

It's taught me that there's always some wanker willing to kick another person in the teeth whilst they're down and in need of a bit of NSC lurve , but hundreds more good folk willing to lend a hand the best way they virtually can .

 

[Barrow Boy]

Things I have learnt from NSC since becoming a member,

There are still some like minded older Albion fans 'alive' who remember things from long, long ago!
There are still some truly hilarious posters on here, along with some very strange ones.
I can share the joy/despair that comes with being an Albion supporter.
Being 'educated' by some of the more intelligent posters, while giving the less intelligent ones a wide berth.
Binfests rarely end well.
Just because you can comment on something doesn't mean you have to.
Sharing my love of music with like minded people.
The importance of correct grammar, spelling and punctuation!
Solving computer problems after sifting through the many hilarious replies!!
Getting hold of a reliable Plumber. (thanks Steve).
Travel queries and advice from some very helpful people.
But above all, being proud to be part of the myriad of people who make up NSC, we support Brighton & Hove Albion, and we're different, deal with it!

 

[Bodian]

Of course you're wrong as a font is a type face whereas fount is a spring, fountain or tap such as beer fount. I have corrected so many people in my job of the correct meaning.

That you can never get away with grammatical or usage errors.

Or even spelling - so I've learnt to be relieved on other people's behalf when they spot their own in time (OP).