Queanbeyan Demon

You're in your 60's then at well @Palace Dees?

The Love Shack is 'break glass' only. We are only at the slash wrists stage.

Still not sure if you're talking about your children or the 23 magnificent humans going into battle at 7:50pm tonight.

There are only three things I know to be true this morning: The umpiring will have an influence on the outcome of the game Taylor will destroy the quiet enjoyment of the game (I'll be watching on TV in Queanbeyan) If we win by a goal, @joeboy will declare everyone "is a champion" or "played their part", and if we loose by a goal, six blokes should never play another game for the MFC.

Such a beautiful Melbourne thing to write, "we have umpire #22". Bought a tear to my eye. And I'll I can say is . . . "We have that #5 who seems to go alright." Love your work @Clintosaurus

Based on what James Webb is revealing, that's not all that big :-)

I just opened up a big can of worms. The worms just sit there. Hardly the chaos that’s advertised.

it'll be appealed - don't worry.

What would Little Timmy have to say about it @old55?

Come on @Bitter but optimistic . . . you're better than this. Who does he work for and who is the target audience?

Be careful not to run into Shirley Maclaine @jmac.

Sure is @WalkingCivilWar. Every inch counts.

Surprising. All three were t#$%s and are unreconstructed p%#(Ks.

Don't worry about the infamous Benella Bikkies. I hope for Maynard's sake it wasn't May. Sheez!

I have a history in the law and in building. So I have strong views on both lawyers and mortar. There are some similarities.

And drives a Mustang. Nuff said.

Game over . . . post of the year right here.

@spirit of norm smith . . . WTF makes you think a Filth player would have even heard of Shakespeare, let alone read him or understood him?

I’m out in Dandenong doing something for a friend. I’ll need to be fumigated on my way back to the MCG. Im not making any eye contact out here - is good training for Head Quarters tonight.

I love Jake - but I must admit - I don't see leadership stamped all over him. Waving your arms about and shouting isn't necessarily the peak leadership experience. If Max retired today, Viney would be my man.

Brodie is both a participant in, and the victim off, the pernicious consequences of the diverse forms of neo-liberalism, the market-economy, and the populism of the meat-market known to us as the AFL. All souls are available to be sailed up the river by shameless, self-righteous and conniving sleaze-bags. If he’s feeling betrayed, I cannot blame him. Yet, we all play a part, consciously or not, in our own betrayal. And on a reported $1.2m per year for seven years, guaranteed, my mercifulness toward him is somewhat circumscribed. As they say in other places, Brodie has what can be termed, “a better class of problem”.

We would have become a quarter of the player he turned out to be instead of half the player he was.

I caught up with a few family members. They seem like nice enough people.

I would love them please @Dante.