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Just popped in to my local Uncle Dan's to buy some drinks for drinking this afternoon and evening (going to fire up the fire pit and so forth before the game) and decided to wear my brand new Wallaby supporter jersey ($45 Best and Less version). As I walked down an aisle, some bloke yelled out "Less...

Haha. Seen lots of these online. I haven't played golf in over 10 years after being very active at my local club for 15 years before. I only ever saw a couple of fracas in the car park over allegations of cheating, never a full punch up on the course. I don't think I will go back to it as frankly I...

I find the NZ accent pleasing to the ear and it doesn't grate on me whatsoever.

After Trumps Arse about face uturn i am actually thinkimg his whole death was all faked. Could his handlers( Mossad and CIA) have helped to fake his death. :lol: Have you seen the body? Looking at who he worked for, why is this outlandish. Obviously they didnt want him to open his mouth.. What's mo...

Feeling very conflicted about cheering for Frizell.

This looks like a team designed to belt the snot out of another one.

Masterji wrote: ↑Thu Jul 10, 2025 4:09 am After Trumps Arse about face uturn i am actually thinkimg his whole death was all faked. Could his handlers( Mossad and CIA) have helped to fake his death.

Go QLD! Great game last night. QLD win the deciding State of Origin game 24-12. Against all odds, in Sydney, in front of their women and children. Hear the lament! As a Cowboys fan it was great to see Tom Deardon win player of the match, and the Wally Lewis Medal for player of the series. So happy ...

Go QLD! Great game last night. QLD win the deciding State of Origin game 24-12. Against all odds, in Sydney, in front of their women and children. Hear the lament! As a Cowboys fan it was great to see Tom Deardon win player of the match, and the Wally Lewis Medal for player of the series. So happy ...

Toole has the skillset to cut this Lions team wide open. He has worked on his defence but I'd like to see him have a crack.

Perhaps they should have, im just letting you know how it happened. I think they probably guessed it would be next week (16th) which is why the Adelaide match is on the Tuesday 15th. Aparently the 8pm kick off time was requested by British Broadcasters. The NRL wanted to flex its might. They knew t...

Reckon she should start a restaurant when she gets out of prison Prison cook would be more useful to society. Funny you should mention that... https://www.news.com.au/national/victoria/crime/mushroom-cook-erin-patterson-accused-of-tampering-with-prison-food-that-allegedly-caused-another-inmate-to-f...

The SOO match will likely be in the top 5 watched programs for the whole year. It's a decider so it will rate highly.

I'll be watching both somehow. I'm a rabid QLDer so it is in my DNA to get all frothy-mouthed at this time of year.

Zakar wrote: ↑Mon Jul 07, 2025 1:06 am I remember a poster accusing the Wallabies of poaching Adam Coleman. He hails from the little known pacfic island of Tasmania.

I remember someone talking about how RA poached Samu Kerevi. Amazing foresight of them to nab him at 4 years old.

Fun match. Williams, McReight, Wilson, Tate, Lenny, Jorgo and Potter all good. Wilson clear MOTM. Porecki, Frost, Loly, Wright shit. Blew the cobwebs out. Really missed the much faster game a Kiwi or Australian ref brings. In other words: "Aussie teams look a bit shit when they don't have referees ...

Don’t worry, Aussies, according an Australian journalist in the Guardian “the Wallabies have got their 2025 season off to a victorious start and struck a crucial blow in the quest to win the 2027 World Cup at home with a tense 21-18 triumph over Fiji in Newcastle. The 79th minute shading of their f...

Wallabies played dumb in parts but dominated the first half. If Lolesio hadn't had a brain fart, it would have been 14-0 at half time. I just hate how teams try and place loose against Fiji. They love that shit. Revel in it. Tighten it up, play for set piece dominance and the holes will open.

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Mr Bungle wrote: ↑Sat Jul 05, 2025 11:52 pm
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Lots of kiwis in that side too.
Name them…
"The fijian collossus"
"The samoan Mercury"
Skelton, lolesio

Skelton moved to Australia when he was 10
Lolesio moved to Australia as a kid
Daugunu moved to Australia at 20 (he played soccer at the time)

Depends what the task. Riding a horse in Blundstones is down right dangerous. I've ridden in blundstones. You can get chisel toed ones. But you're right, it's not like the super ideal.footwear. It’s honestly down right dangerous. You want a leather sole if you’re on a horse as you don’t want your f...

:lol: Matt clearly had never been to a club rugby game. The blokes he’s describing are found at swans games, or Tahs and wallaby games. They’re casuals. Club rugby is for the die hards. Been to plenty thanks Plum :nod: Nothing is funnier that Rugby people trying to make out they aren't the Hooray H...

Either them or the Sydney Rugby club scene, based on Matt’s reports. :lol: Matt clearly had never been to a club rugby game. The blokes he’s describing are found at swans games, or Tahs and wallaby games. They’re casuals. Club rugby is for the die hards. Been to plenty thanks Plum :nod: Nothing is ...

Probably are. Or also tribes up in the highlands in PNG. The amazing thing is how quickly people got to Australia which is well before when they got to Europe and potentially before east Asia. They got out of Africa then just hopped along the coast down into Australia. What gets me is why didn't an...

Got to fund those tax cuts for billionaires somehow. Those eprivate jets and multiple holiday homes aren't going to pay for themselves. I think there has to be a tipping point. When you have a bunch of billionaire sociopaths who just want hoard money and watch the world burn, eventually something h...

One of my favourite places in Australia is the Bunya Mountains. A few years ago I got talking to an elder up there and learnt a shitload about what the mountain actually means for his people. I was absolutely engaged with this bloke and his stories. It made me love the place even more knowing how s...

Im going to a sensible point that sensible stephen made, which is he needs to sit through a quality moment in every meeting. What was bought in a few years ago, with a genuine level of success, was safety moments or whatever the organisation calls it. Every meeting I am at starts with a discussion ...

I think the reality is that the vast majority of people who don't like it just find it boring and a bit of an eye-roll in the "more woke shit" sense, but aren't really racists and are just a bit too tone-deaf and selfish to realize that they should be able to sit for 3 minutes just as a nice thing ...

The acknowledgement of country is a bit overdone but it really only annoys white racists. I love a good welcome to country though, especially when done by an elder who can tell a story. I get out on country a fair bit with work and deal with people in remote indigenous communities and I always love...

The acknowledgement of country is a bit overdone but it really only annoys white racists. I think the reality is that the vast majority of people who don't like it just find it boring and a bit of an eye-roll in the "more woke shit" sense, but aren't really racists and are just a bit too tone-deaf ...

The acknowledgement of country is a bit overdone but it really only annoys white racists. I love a good welcome to country though, especially when done by an elder who can tell a story. I get out on country a fair bit with work and deal with people in remote indigenous communities and I always love ...

MungoMan wrote: ↑Wed Jul 02, 2025 7:13 am
Thomas wrote: ↑Wed Jul 02, 2025 4:52 am Thought about buying some tickets and can see them being sold in real time. Hopefully will be a big crowd. I'd love to go but I'm a sick boy.
Gee, that is shit luck. Recover soon.

Just getting over a virus and I don't think sitting at the footy in 50kmh winds and 8 degrees will help.

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Thomas wrote: ↑Wed Jul 02, 2025 4:52 am Thought about buying some tickets and can see them being sold in real time. Hopefully will be a big crowd. I'd love to go but I'm a sick boy.
Sorry to hear that, Thomas.

It's not a sell out then?

Doesn't look like it. Will be probably high 40K crowd, I think.

Do u live in coinzland? Indeed, heading along to this one (managed to pick up some last-minute third-tier tickets for $40 over the weekend) - thought the ticket prices were a bit outrageous at first but $40 is a no-brainer for an one in 12 years event. You have inspired me, planning to buy 2 of the...

Thought about buying some tickets and can see them being sold in real time. Hopefully will be a big crowd. I'd love to go but I'm a sick boy.

Feels like we’ll pretty definitely see the Test XV in the AUNZ game the week before the first test, but yeah hard to get a read til then perhaps. I think seeing Itoje and the likely test 8/9/10 threw me a bit though into thinking this is closer to the Test team than it perhaps is. I think we'll see...

I work about 1.4kms from the stadium and there's a bunch of Lions fans staying in the building next door giving of huge divorced dad energy.

Currently 11 degrees (feels like 6) in Brisbane today. Going to be a belter of a winter's day. Bit windy though.

Mr Mike wrote: ↑Tue Jul 01, 2025 6:18 am For those struggling to find a gift for someone special in your life.

I've always wanted to smell like a rapist...

I'm not going to get too worked up about anyone's guess but I will say I'd bet good money on that not being the backrow (assuming everyone fit). Outside the backrow, it's a very possible side. I don't think Daly will be the FB but I get why he's gone for him. In Eddie Jones’ article in PR today he ...

That is one hell of a strong team! - at first I thought it was full strength. Congratulations to Jock on the captaincy to crown an outstanding season. (I think) George Blake and Louis Werchon are receiving their first caps: come on down, boys! Great to see Isaac Henry getting a run after a lot of t...

No Pollock? Is he scared of the Reds? What a scaredy cat.

Meow.

Yeah, if you land in remote Northern Australia and somehow make it to civilization, you can stay

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