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How Buddy warms up to play the Demons

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Isnt it good he moved to sydney to get away from the media?

On the other hand his girlfriend will be getting a brand new car. I think he can afford one.

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    I thought I remembered Franklin as having his drivers license suspended, which is why Hanneberry was driving his car a few weeks back.

    Am I remembering it wrong?

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    BTW, how many strikes does this make it?

    Alcohol not a factor apparently (he was breath tested). Weird though because he seemingly hit 3 cars head on totaling his car and the other 3. Police are continuing to investigate the collision but say it is too early to determine whether speed was a factor. Do they mean how fast the car was travelling?

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    Very few people driving at 50 can take out three cars in a row and write them off. He would have been flying, whether drugs wise or speed wise.

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    Alcohol. Ruled out but did they conduct any another tests.

    Math tests were not available at this time but I'm tipping he would not have passed those...

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    BTW, how many strikes does this make it?

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    One less than he needs to get suspended.

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    BTW, how many strikes does this make it?

    Including all the ones everyone knows about that have been swept under the rug by the higher powers to be; about 1567

    Ah....Andrew...."the integrity of the game"!

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    Could happen to anyone.

    That he was sober is a bit of a surprise.

    Some of Sydney's worst drivers live near Rose Bay .

    I don't know whether to make a Jewish Joke or an Aboriginal Joke out of this one?

    I'm torn.

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    My theory is that Buddy drives in a similar fashion to the way he kicks for goal i.e he does a dramatic veer to the left as he unwinds to kick the footy. Hence, he did the same thing last night and wrote off four cars.

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    Alcohol. Ruled out but did they conduct any another tests.

    Luckily the NSW police are above suspicion of corruption.

    An IQ test would have been too difficult for both parties.

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    I thought I remembered Franklin as having his drivers license suspended, which is why Hanneberry was driving his car a few weeks back.

    Am I remembering it wrong?

    Sure you aren't mixing up events. Dusty had the suspended license

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    Sure you aren't mixing up events. Dusty had the suspended license

    Nope, I checked it, but apparently it was late 2012 and only for 6 months, so he'd be back driving now.

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    We can be thankful there is now one less menace on Victorian roads.

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    Don't see any issue. That's normal driving in Sydney.

    Buddy was probably attempting a "hook turn".

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