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I'll always remember watching a US awards show when someone was called an arsehole, and they beeped out the "hole" but left in the "ass".

Language changes, though. I've never used versing, but in 50 years' time the dictionary definition of versing will say "derived from the Latin versus, meaning 'against'", and nobody will think twice.

Mark Waugh says Australian selectors need to grow some kahunas. It's cojones, Mark. Cojones.

Great Russell Jackson piece on this in 2020: "If you watch a grand final from the 70s, it's not much different to how they film it now."...

The oldest Millennials are 41, so commentators like Dal Santo, Montagna, Jobe Watson, Abbey Holmes, Nick Riewoldt and plenty of others all count in that category.

https://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/wayne-careys-past-romances-shame-catches-up-to-him/news-story/043b0f424172d60aa4cd34c8c18383f4 I didn't see the episode, but I imagine it must have been strange seeing him show his foot to the SAS guy.

'Twas ever thus.

No need to be dogmatix about it.

Perhaps he's a fan of The La's* *80s English pop band best known for There She Goes, and whose frontman was Lee Mavers.

Huge if true.

Disagree. I think it'll be a game played in two halves.

Is that you, Eddie?

It's theatre. McClure has worked for Hutchy for years, they both know his role is to be the little needling s**t-stirrer. Probably walked off and gave each other a high-five.

You know they sit around before the show goes to air and work out what they're going to say, yeah?

That's like me trying to go to sleep every night, though.

Someone apparently streamed 450,000 minutes. Which is 85% of the entire year.

Bloody posh Victorians....

Come to Perth, we have a Berwick St, pronounced as it reads, not Berrick. How is Vermont supposed to be pronounced?

Either get off social media or only get on it when something notable happens.

I've twice spent a whole day at the cricket listening to the streamed commentary that was about two minutes behind and it didn't bother me in the slightest.