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Nice to see you too Doss. Checked the papers recently? Hope you're enjoying the keyboard life cobber. Love you!
How's Brucey doing, m8?

He went a bit Trumpy in the head. Hope he's had a bex and a lie down, and is talking to a professional about those delusional conspiracies that he was peddling. Didn't help that the Essendon mouth breathers were clinging onto his daft conspiracies as a last ditch hope of 'freeing' the druggies.

We were all worried for a little while there.
 

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Are decisions with written reasons published in full?
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health records act may mean we never get to read Danksie's submission but it's the christmas in february we all deserve
 

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