Everything posted by Engorged Onion
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Top 8 Now Fixed - according to history
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GAMEDAY: Rd 09 vs West Coast
I'm on clearance watch for Oliver. Surely he can rack up 14-15?
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GAMEDAY: Rd 09 vs West Coast
As you do on a Sunday 🤩...I wonder how Wally is doing?
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NON-MFC: Round 9, 2022
And on that note...I wonder how Matthew Knights feels about the current situation...
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NON-MFC: Round 9, 2022
Paddy Ryder, take a bow.
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NON-MFC: Round 9, 2022
billions. damn fine player when he isn't throwing incidental elbows, or being clumsy with knee...
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NON-MFC: Round 9, 2022
that was Frost displaying an example of peak Frost.
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TEAMS: Rd 09 vs West Coast
and the absolute rage on the Game Day Forum will be intense!
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Leon Cameron Steps Down
source...
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What They Are Saying in Lathlain
What's the achievement specifically?
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Leon Cameron Steps Down
Oh man, I love this!! I love how the model is about social impact, rather than profit. It's outstanding, and astounding.
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Angus Brayshaw Re-Signs Until 2028
Tasty morsel. I always saw Tim as on the money, back 15 years ago, when he was a Channel 10 luminary in the Eastern States. Is this still the case?
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Leon Cameron Steps Down
Serious? Have I been living under a rock? Where has this been surmised?
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Angus Brayshaw Re-Signs Until 2028
Oh, it's totally a long bow to draw... I was just letting a bunch of randoms on a forum I like, know my obscure thoughts.
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Lumumba sues AFL and Filth
I'm sure ol mate @deejammin' can defend him or her or themself (if that consideration aint to 'woke' for you). People are entitled to post their opinion, as are you. Nonetheless, 'Play the ball, not the man' .
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Angus Brayshaw Re-Signs Until 2028
I've certainly had thoughts that echoed my belief around the year that James Frawley was playing forward - thus exposing another player to the back line (and our back line learning not to have James in it). I'm getting a distinct 'chip' vibe about Brayshaws move to half back.
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Lumumba sues AFL and Filth
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2022/may/12/heritier-lumumba-made-us-feel-uncomfortable-and-from-that-we-have-much-to-learn
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Lumumba sues AFL and Filth
It's a good point. I'll choose my words a bit more carefully. It appears he was more evolved than the sociocultural system in place at the time. He was addressing, sexism, racism and other forms of bigotry 10 years ago in a system that was not ready for that to be addressed. Importantly, he was not being compliant (and is still not) to what he feels is acceptable for his distress to be redressed, whereas I suspect many other people would be compliant. People get paid out all the time in these situations, people sign non-disclosure agreements. That aint Heretier's style. Can you help me understand what you meant by "Can anyone imagine Bernie Vince getting up on the best and fairest night and declaring he was a prince. It simply wouldn't happen"
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Lumumba sues AFL and Filth
For those that think he should 'move on' - It's often those who say someone should move on, because a) they don't genuinely relate to why someone is choosing to pursue change, or b) they're part of the problem themselves, but just don't see it. My take is this... (and my client work is with people whereby they feel a system/organisation has never supported them when they've attempted to address cultural or OHS issues (or whatever issue it is). I always ask the question around their mental health and the choice to walk away and have immediate 'stress or anxiety' taken away to 'move on with their day to day living' - or the choice to continue to hold people/organisations to account, which will be demanding and take a toll often over many years. The impact on them and their families is always huge, always painful. When an individual chooses to continue to 'fight' against a system that is stacked against them, it's never about money. It's often about protecting others in the future who will come into that organisation. They are being clear on their values, and behaving inline with that... stepping away is incongruent with creating positive change He is clearly a principled person (whether you agree with his is another story), and actively choosing not to 'move on' is his prerogative. This is not about ego, it's about values. The energy and effort that is required by Heretier, is tremendous, compounded further that his is a minority, choosing to speak out and hold to account a system/organisation that failed him.
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PODCAST: Rd 08 vs St. Kilda
Please do 😍
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What They Are Saying in Lathlain
If you were a WCE fan, would you be turning up?
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Will the next 2 games hurt us?
why?
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POSTGAME: Rd 08 vs St Kilda
The Mongrel Review. https://themongrelpunt.com/afl-season-2022/2022/05/08/melbourne-v-st-kilda-just-the-big-questions/ Hmmmm, is Clarry percevied as a diver??
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Lumumba sues AFL and Filth
A simple answer is the relationship of the person to the experience and the trauma that has occurred. I think as a society, we need to move beyond having a time frame on 'dealing' with things. Recently, it took me 35 years to start to acknowledge my own trauma, that I am currently processing. And I'm a pretty well adjusted person that functions mostly well in society.
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POSTGAME: Rd 08 vs St Kilda
Was that the time a human being had a beer in a public space?