80th minute try. Awesome finish. Now for the Goal.
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Yeah me tooWatched 2 mins of this game. Brilliant timing.
Yeah me too
Ben Hunt's fumble gave them the game, poor bloke...
It was a great story and there needs to be more stories about the inner workings of ISIS to help young kids understand the dangers and lifestyle of being radicalised.Cheers guys and good advice Tempest. I will pop in for a chat and catch up with how you're going. Life suddenly seems a bit empty without the footy. A dull GF is not a great way to finish off the season. Sounds like I should have watched the rugby league GF.
Did anyone see 4 Corners last night about the people who rescue women and children from ISIS captivity in Syria? If not, catch it on repeat or on iview. The rescuers are heroes of the highest order and the ISIS men the scum of the earth. Synopsis here: http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/stories/2015/10/05/4323133.htm
There's not much I can do other than hope that the infection is out of his system. At least while the sick prisoners are locked in together it keeps them separate from the bullies in the heavily populated main cells.Just read your post TGG and as others have said try and stay positive for your mate. You have gone above and beyond to be there for your friend and I'm sure this gives him much needed strength to get through tough days.
Sorry to hear
I was up here for 12 years, moved South for 5 years and just last week returned. It's a great place. Good weather, outdoor life and a real social lifestyle. Everyone is so relaxed. NT stands for not today, not tomorrow, not Tuesday, not Thursday if you know what I mean....this can be frustrating at times though.There's not much I can do other than hope that the infection is out of his system. At least while the sick prisoners are locked in together it keeps them separate from the bullies in the heavily populated main cells.
I always wanted to live in Darwin. What's it like NT?
Hot climates seem to breed lethargic populations. It's funny what the locals make of acronyms and abbreviations - NT. In the Philippines the code used by Philippine airlines is PAL, which the locals used to reckon stood for plane always late. Darwin is a place I am keen to check out.I was up here for 12 years, moved South for 5 years and just last week returned. It's a great place. Good weather, outdoor life and a real social lifestyle. Everyone is so relaxed. NT stands for not today, not tomorrow, not Tuesday, not Thursday if you know what I mean....this can be frustrating at times though.
A long lunch on Mitchell St is the norm with a few midday beers, good food around the markets and a real transient population that doubles in the dry season. Well worth a few days TGG on your way through to Thailand. Darwin has many international flights to Asia so maybe plan a stop over on teh way/way back to a visit to Thailand for a look.
What s**t? Where?Snoop Dogg or Lion or whatever the **** he calls himself these days is high as **** on the Justin Beiber roast lol.
Has anyone ever watched this s**t before? This is my second time and it's still just as funny
Sorry to hear that jmac. The death of a pet is always tough especially for kids, but also adults. Unfortunately nighttime is when the predators like foxes, owls and cats are out and about. My sympathies to you and your family, especially your kids. Nature can be cruel.I have a black & white rabbit who roams around in my front yard. He doesn't like to be in his hut so most nights I leave him out. He is an independent rabbit with a lot of personality. This morning I went out to feed him and all I could find was a small pile of fur. I suspect a fox took him away. It has left me feeling very flat and my eldest daughter is heart broken. RIP Fluffy.
Sorry to hear that mate. Lost a lamb myself today, not the same thing as a family pet but still hurts.I have a black & white rabbit who roams around in my front yard. He doesn't like to be in his hut so most nights I leave him out. He is an independent rabbit with a lot of personality. This morning I went out to feed him and all I could find was a small pile of fur. I suspect a fox took him away. It has left me feeling very flat and my eldest daughter is heart broken. RIP Fluffy.
Sorry to hear that mate. Lost a lamb myself today, not the same thing as a family pet but still hurts.
Sorry to hear that mate. Lost a lamb myself today, not the same thing as a family pet but still hurts.
How did you lose a lamb? I imagine with your recent births you are quite attached to them. My sympathies Obese.Sorry to hear that mate. Lost a lamb myself today, not the same thing as a family pet but still hurts.