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  On 19/08/2021 at 07:43, willmoy said:

The plot thickens.Are the US Embassy involved as well🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷

 

 

I'm awaiting Meghan Markles statement myself.

 
  On 19/08/2021 at 08:45, Fork 'em said:

I'm awaiting Meghan Markles statement myself.

.. as she continues in her quest for privacy?🤨

  On 18/08/2021 at 06:47, bingers said:

I understand that Wallace wasn't liked by his teammates.

Wouldn't surprise me TBH.
When I was in grade5 a couple young hawthorn players turned up at my school to conduct a football clinic.
One in particular was doing all the talking and I remember thinking "Geez, this bloke loves himself. Talking like he's a superstar and I've never even heard of him."
I was footy mad back then.

Anyway, I took note of his name and it was Terry Wallace.
That was about 1978.
His 1st year.

 
  On 19/08/2021 at 09:00, Fork 'em said:

Wouldn't surprise me TBH.
When I was in grade5 a couple young hawthorn players turned up at my school to conduct a football clinic.
One in particular was doing all the talking and I remember thinking "Geez, this bloke loves himself. Talking like he's a superstar and I've never even heard of him."
I was footy mad back then.

Anyway, I took note of his name and it was Terry Wallace.
That was about 1978.
His 1st year.

Did he have the helium voice then or was that a Grinter legacy?

  On 19/08/2021 at 09:14, monoccular said:

Did he have the helium voice then or was that a Grinter legacy?

Nah, same helium voice.
And when he got to the Dogs he would've had a few flags with the Dawks so I'd reckon his ego would have been right off the charts by then.

 

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  On 19/08/2021 at 08:18, monoccular said:

If Mason is "spirited away out of the country" there will be more questions raised than answered 🤭

But, seriously, were he charged with anything now it would be a denial of natural justice.

Unless some "secret deal" (and of course that would never happen in AFL) then MFC should names as at least an emergency and force their hand.

Justice delayed is justice denied.

Huh? Read Whispering's post

  On 19/08/2021 at 08:31, dieter said:

They always are. It's called the CIA.

They might rendition Daw to Guantanamo Bay. 

 
  On 19/08/2021 at 10:47, daisycutter said:

? collingwood intelligence academy ?

Like the CPA: Communist Party of Australia.

That's why I never wanted to become an accountant!


  On 19/08/2021 at 10:54, dieter said:

Like the CPA: Communist Party of Australia.

That's why I never wanted to become an accountant!

but you would have been good at cooking the books 🤩

  On 19/08/2021 at 10:47, daisycutter said:

? collingwood intelligence academy ?

Oxymoron.

 

Edit. Not you DC

Apparently the cast of Wentworth have been consulted! NOT GUILTY


  On 17/08/2021 at 11:38, Ethan Trembley said:

I think it’s really poor form to suggest there was racism involved. If you were Cox, would you be happy with even the suggestion? 

Read an article a while back, which included extensive interviews with Cox on his American background etc.  I forget the specifics, but he seemed to find what was going on in the US with Trump at the time as genuinely abhorrent and I got the impression that it didn't seem like it was within his personality to be the racist type, quite the contrary.

Edited by Rodney (Balls) Grinter

  On 19/08/2021 at 10:47, daisycutter said:

? collingwood intelligence academy ?

I love oxymorons

  On 19/08/2021 at 22:57, Brownie said:

Aaah the magic of Meghan. Earrings to empower women

Great album btw

https://youtu.be/wJICYtDmH7Q

Shoe-gazing is alive and well. 😊

Suspended for 1 week


Absulute Bantha Fodder. Club should appeal😠

 

One week doesn't fit in with the "Selwood gets away with everything and we get crucified for nothing" mantra.


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