Everything posted by Demonstone
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Demonstone's Latest Linguistic Lashings Of Literary Learnings
Clue #3: The "Bailey" reference was a red herring and has no relevance to the solution. (Sorry,not sorry. )
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Nic Naitanui Retires
Despite the fact he hasn't played for two years, the All-Australian selectors will find a place for him in the squad.
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Demonstone's Latest Linguistic Lashings Of Literary Learnings
Clue #2: Although there is a local connection, the answer is not related to footy or any other sport.
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Umpiring discrepancies
Oh, a wise guy eh?
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HATCH MATCH & DESPATCH 2023
Wise decision by Paddy I would say.
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Demonstone's Latest Linguistic Lashings Of Literary Learnings
Last place on the podium has been snaffled by @Tim who also wins a book for his efforts. Unfortunately, the prize for third is a significant drop in quality.
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Nic Naitanui Retires
Peewits?
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Demonstone's Latest Linguistic Lashings Of Literary Learnings
Second place has been claimed by @tilly18, who takes home this literary accessory. He should be very pleased, chuffed, delighted, happy, glad, elated and satisfied.
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Demonstone's Latest Linguistic Lashings Of Literary Learnings
Clue #1: The team lacks a coach. Chris Scott would fit the bill, as would his brother Brad.
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Demonstone's Latest Linguistic Lashings Of Literary Learnings
We have a winner! Congratulations* to @Engorged Onion who wins this prize which is in keeping with the thread title. * n., sentence substitute. expressions of pleasure or joy on another's success, good fortune, etc.
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Demonstone's Latest Linguistic Lashings Of Literary Learnings
A few attempts but no correct answers at this stage. Special mention to @dl4e for suggesting that all their grandparents were prison guards.
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Umpiring discrepancies
I was going to blame the umpires for the two set shots that the normally reliable van Rooyen missed, but it turns out that was the fault of @WalkingCivilWar and the incorrect positioning of the bullseye sign.
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Demonstone's Latest Linguistic Lashings Of Literary Learnings
Still feeling Blue? Meh. Football shmootball. Time for a diversion. You all know the drill. What do the players in today's team have in common? I would rate the side as very strong but the teaser as fairly easy. Could the Bailey symmetry of the half-forward flankers be a clue? As ever, please reply by PM only. Prizes will be awarded! B: Jonathan Hay Darcy Moore Dougal Howard H/B: Michael Wilson Tom Stewart Hayden Young C: Archie Perkins Luke Parker Josh Kelly H/F: Bailey Smith John Barnes Zac Bailey F: Dan Butler Paul Salmon Brent Harvey R: Jeff White Noah Anderson Nathan Jones I/C: Jack Higgins Andrew Walker Tom Gillies Harry Morrison
- GAMEDAY: Rd 22 vs Carlton
- PREGAME: Rd 22 vs Carlton
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Irish Recuits
I remember being taught in under 12s how to kick a stab pass (ask your grandfather).
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The cheesy early-90s music thread
We never heard the answer to this teaser. I am curious!
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CASEY: Rd 21 vs Carlton VFL
Good to see Kye Turner in the side. He's missed a hell of a lot of footy this year.
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HATCH MATCH & DESPATCH 2023
Trent Cotchin (Richmond) to finish up at the end of this year.
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HATCH MATCH & DESPATCH 2023
Isaac Smith (Geelong) to retire at the end of this season. I'm hoping that's Round 24.
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How far away is Matt Jefferson?
You must have missed his follow-up post (now rightly deleted by a mod) where he was bragging about baiting other Demonland posters. Trolling, in other words.
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How far away is Matt Jefferson?
I thought trolling was against this forum's rules. You're neither as funny nor as clever as you seem to think you are.
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MCC Committee election
Paging @Hawk the Demon!
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2023 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
He's my nomination for the most frequently misspelled recruit of the 2023 draft.
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POSTGAME: Rd 21 vs North Melbourne
After long being a traditionalist and a strong supporter of its retention as a unique feature of our game, I've changed my mind on the bounce. I now realise that it's a very difficult feat to perform (a possible disincentive for potential new umpires) and I think there are too many dud bounces needing to be recalled which spoils the flow of play. I doubt that, before too long, we'd even notice it was gone if the umpires simply threw the ball up (just like they do everywhere else on the ground).