Recent
email dialogue between SA and Victoria:
1. Harry
replying to a previous email:
Not a problem. And we want to keep that jacket
of 'ours' on the right side of the border so book me a place at next years PIS.
2. Nick
responds:
“First weekend in July, matey. You're in.
Cheers
P.S. - you want to wake up to yourself about
which side of the border is that jacket's home...
3. Harry
responds:
Oh the jacket and the "which side of
the border' issue". Well I wouldn't be saying much if I was you.
I would have thought it was won by a South
Australian. But no... you guys will export your quality material to other
states, and then you let them play for the competition, so in effect, or indeed
in fact, a member of the Victorian team won the event, a famously South
Australian event.
Soooo... the Jacket is brought home (note the
word home), or maybe it should be it's new home, across the border. I
said to Ricko...."where's the jacket?" ... and he replied...
"I brought it home of course. I've got it here." .....and he's
a South Australian!
So Nick, we appreciate where 'The Green
Jacket' came from originally. And we appreciate your sensitivity to the
topic. But you've got we Victorians interested. It's colder over here (so we
need spare jackets and clothing). We aspire to winning 'The Green Jacket'. We
aspire to bringing it home again next year.
Thus thanks for the invite. Will be there.
Sorry to rub salt in the wounds.
5. Nick
emails Ricko, and CCs Harry:
What's with Harry?? Has his wife run off with
a
'Sorry to rub salt in the wounds. Hah! - sorry
- 'Sorry', he says. Needs to wake up to himself. Once the medication has taken hold, please
tell him for me that home is where the heart is and that the Green Jacket
transcends artificial state boundaries. And that if he wants to f*ck with my
mind this far away from the next event, he's going to have to do better than
that.
'Sorry'! Pah.