Wobbly Bob

Ah, I see. A strawman.

What were the earlier "straws"?

If people start ascribing their own meaning for words, then words lose all meaning.

The first media "personality" I heard misuse the term was Grant Thomas, a classic case of a bloke who thinks he's much smarter than he really is.

This old chestnut again with Brendan Lade? Keep watching that clip and watch Cale actually run to make position, receive the pass and spot up a teammate who kicks the goal.

In their clash jumper, Crouch is a White Crow?

Grab a dictionary BBP and look up the meaning of 'laconic'. It doesn't mean what you and many others think it does.

The sequel set in Australia and starring a dingo wasn't much chop. It was called Full Matinee Jacket.

Laconic?

I heard it was car belonging to Edward, his North Melbourne supporting cousin. The plates were ROO TED.

Ben "Krusty The Clown" Brown would be a natural fit for the circus that is MFC.

Was Travis also a man of few words?

Storm in a teacup. Give him a five year contract.

What does laconic mean?

If autocorrect causes so many problems, why don't people just turn it off/disable it on their phone?

* its grammar ?

Can they take the unnecessary apostrophe with them, please?

You'll always be hot to me, Clint darling.

Ich bin ein Docker.

Not quite holding the ball, but probably a free for holding the man.

8th

The Spitfire was an English war plane. The Zero was Japanese.

How do you know there aren't others we're looking at?

Mumford should be rubbed out just for being in that terrible band with his sons.