At Least I Saw a Flag
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You are a good man Hemingway. I didn't know that Bruce had leukaemia. Sorry to hear that. Sorry to hear that anyone has such an illness. He seems a nice enough fellow, however his demented shrill comments ("Viney, Viney, Viney") and fawning over certain players - Poppy, Roughy, Sauce, Cyril ...etc) grate. I cannot listen to his commentary any more, and so I have to turn off the volume for matches he is commentating on. He has become a parody of his former self. But back to you. There will never be another Hemingway! -
According to that senile fool McAvaney, they're everyone's second favourite team ....
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I hate the filth.
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Perhaps Weller's parents are related? And perhaps they are both related to Jed Lamb?
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Thankfully my 3 kids are well past that stage. No. 3 virtually had a melt down during the final exam period. Actually, delete the word "virtually". Thankfully (and somewhat surprisingly) it turned out well. I totally agree with the comments made by others. Your ATAR doesn't define you. Best of luck to all. It is a truly miserable time of your lives. Just do your best. And most of STAY CALM! If you're panicking, you're using your energy to panic, and not to think clearly.
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My daughter saw Hogan today in South Yarra.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-05-07/why-australia-watered-down-double-jeopardy-laws/7392372
Especially on the night they drove ol' Dixie down ...
My son played footy (U12) with Neale Daniher's son years ago. So spoke to him on a number of occasions. Needless to say, he was very friendly. Not really a random encounter I suppose!!
I had a work xmas lunch at the Stokehouse about 8 years ago. Andrew Leonchelli was with another group. I introduced myself to him, then told him that I was a Demons supporter. He put his arm around my shoulder and said "you poor man". I then told him that I had been telling my female colleagues that he had kicked the winning goal against Adelaide a few years earlier. Without further ado, he marched over to our table, took out his mobile and showed the ladies himself kicking the winning goal. He had clip on his phone!!! I sent him an email a few years later reminding him of that meeting. (I think it was when Melbourne pulled off an upset against Adelaide") He replied ... "Yes, I remember. I think I'd had too much to drink". Top bloke Very friendly.
We haven't finished above fifth ... let alone above fourth.
Trent Croad says hi ....
Croad?
That happened in a band I was in. And he (bass player, not Hogan) took the lead guitarist with him! I'll never forgive him.
Sadly the detour to talking about coffee was short lived.
To improve our list, we have to win a series of negotiations. Every deal that is done during the trade period is the result of a negotiation. In an ideal world, it would be a win/win. It was in the case of the Preuss/Tyson trade.
To win a negotiation you have to show you're willing to walk away. And the best way to show you're willing to walk away is to walk away.
accepted
FFS ... it was listed #13 !!! #13 ICED VOVO How exactly the pink fondant stays creamy and smooth in the packet is still a mystery. Either way, this icing, jam and coconut combo has our tastebuds singing.
Delta cream = Oreo. (separated at birth.) Why aren't gaiety biscuits on that list? (Perhaps the author is homophobic.) The only list that malt 'o' milk should be on is a list of the worst biscuits. The most amusing description was - #25 JATZ Ritz’s nerdy little sister.
https://www.theurbanlist.com/melbourne/a-list/we-rank-all-the-biscuits-worth-ranking An article well worth a read ... an interesting diversion from the drivel (not dribble!!) in this thread !!
What does that have to do with biscuits?
Well, now that the Hogan trade is off the table, can we all get back to discussing biscuits?
