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Some very ordinary comments on this thread.

I liked him and thought he had much to offer. He conducted himself extremely well after the incident.

But he is only retiring from footy, which is not very important in the scheme of things.

He will do well in life. 

 

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24 minutes ago, hemingway said:

Some very ordinary comments on this thread.

I liked him and thought he had much to offer. He conducted himself extremely well after the incident.

But he is only retiring from footy, which is not very important in the scheme of things.

He will do well in life. 

 

Exactly. Some people can't help themselves, shooting off at the mouth without thinking. Bugg came to us when we were down. He gave his all and other than one incident was in my opinion a pretty good player.

Wish him the best for the future and we move on.

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3 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

I hope some rich idiots buy in to the business and make him a stack of cash and then the whole thing goes broke.

Instagram models selling trash and a fake lifestyle to mostly a younger audience. Rubbish stuff. 

The girl is all fake [censored] and filters. He could do better.

Yes, I'm afraid Tommy's had another brain-fade.

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Posted (edited)

A poor 'interchangeable' footballer draws a curtain on an average career.  

I have no fond memories.  He was rubbish, but that was our lot.  We were a career opportunity.  Didn't work.

No hard feelings.

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Loved the Bugg.
Reckon he lifted the players around him when he was running around the packs giving cheek.
Every club need those types.
 

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4 hours ago, faultydet said:

Jesus dude.

Did she run over your dog?

 

You can watch and see for yourself.

It's hard to imagine anything more vain and meaningless to contribute to society. No idea why you'd want to help people like this make money, yet alone date one of them.

 

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Thanks DS! Clicked on the second video just as the missus woke up looked across and asked at what I was doing watching videos of young women getting [censored] jobs! Tried explaining that it was footy related but was told that it was best to just shut up and get my own breakfast as she was going back to sleep.

Geezus I’m unlucky.

Slinking off towards Maroochydore shortly. Instagram can get stuffed!

 

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11 hours ago, faultydet said:

Jesus dude.

Did she run over your dog?

 

I think he’s showing more of a strong distaste to that growing culture.

And I’d agree. It’s narcissistic & vacuous.

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14 hours ago, Baghdad Bob said:

I thought that after the Mills incident but his piece in the Player's Voice and what I've heard from people who know him he's not.

I think he's just a bloke who make a bad mistake and I think he's truly remorseful.

Good luck Tom, hope the business goes gangbusters.  Thanks for your efforts at MFC and helping us when we were rubbish.

Quality post.

I’m pleased that certain posters here are not Magistrates. It’d make justice in Dodge City in the 1870s look positively enlightened.

 

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7 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

You can watch and see for yourself.

It's hard to imagine anything more vain and meaningless to contribute to society. No idea why you'd want to help people like this make money, yet alone date one of them.

 

should have had a lobotomy instead of a [censored] job

 

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11 hours ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

What the hell is in Instagram model?

I'm in my 30s and I've already stopped understanding the world, I hate to think how you blokes in your 60s+ cope ?

 

Thanks Doctor. I don't even know what the [censored] Instagram is - much less an Instagram model.

Perhaps a poster could enlighten me?

Posted
1 hour ago, daisycutter said:

should have had a lobotomy instead of a [censored] job

 

Could be a problem.

The presence of a brain is a prerequisite for a lobotomy, according to an old neurosurgeon mate.

Posted
9 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

You can watch and see for yourself.

It's hard to imagine anything more vain and meaningless to contribute to society. No idea why you'd want to help people like this make money, yet alone date one of them.

 

Just another way to make money. 

Cosmetics

vanity is always on show

youtube and social media are the new shops

 

Posted
2 hours ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

I don't even know what the [censored] Instagram is - much less an Instagram model.

It’s like a place wherrrrrrre like you take a photo like and upload it tooooooo like the internet like and people like view it and stuff, it’s like totally random. You know like? 

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13 hours ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

What the hell is in Instagram model?

I'm in my 30s and I've already stopped understanding the world, I hate to think how you blokes in your 60s+ cope ?

 

ITK - "influencer"

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Posted
19 hours ago, Deemania since 56 said:

Best wishes in your life's pursuits, Tom.

Yeah, thanks for your time and efforts Buggy.

Feeling sad for you that footy has finished this way.

Posted
2 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Just another way to make money. 

Cosmetics

vanity is always on show

youtube and social media are the new shops

 

Cosmetics is just another deception...  deceit, in promoted things inaccurately...   same as corsets, bras etc.   All deceit.

How about staying fit girls, and not try to deceive,  but just be honest human beings, without all the carp. 

Get over your own insecurities, instead of desiring to deceive others with fake themes.

Posted
2 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

It’s like a place wherrrrrrre like you take a photo like and upload it tooooooo like the internet like and people like view it and stuff, it’s like totally random. You know like? 

Like totes. Soooo random 

Posted
15 hours ago, ProDee said:

A poor 'interchangeable' footballer draws a curtain on an average career.  

I have no fond memories.  He was rubbish, but that was our lot.  We were a career opportunity.  Didn't work.

No hard feelings.

Bag the [censored] out of him with no hard feelings. Wtf.  Rubbish footballers dont make it to afl level.

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