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I have a genius idea of getting our players to walk over hot coals as a team bonding exercise
 
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I get the feeling that, by the end of the week, we'll all have a much better understanding of the etymological origins of the phrase, "flogging a dead horse".
 

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I get the feeling that, by the end of the week, we'll all have a much better understanding of the etymological origins of the phrase, "flogging a dead horse".
Isn't that what you get if you combine bestiality with necrophilia?
 
How is it that Kevin gets in trouble and not Buzz for the calamitous goings on after the latter's provocative chorister hijinx in Home Alone II: Home Alone Harder?

I hope you're 40ish now and have prostate cancer, Buzz.

I'm still wondering how the McAllisters dealt with the inevitable life ban they would have copped from Lil Papi's Pizza after Kevin threatened the delivery driver with gun violence in the first movie. These questions need answers
 
Wonder if June Dally-Watkins teaches that pose in modelling deportment classes?
 
It's all done in the best possible taste
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Sort of flies in the face of those "societies elite" comments a few pages back.

Anyone that has ever been to the races knows that the GA area is full of scum.
 
Sort of flies in the face of those "societies elite" comments a few pages back.

Anyone that has ever been to the races knows that the GA area is full of scum.

Yep, full of your typical elite school reared, cashed up, classless arseholes. Exactly the same as what you'll find out the back of the members at the Test match.
 

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You'd think #3 would diminish the numbers but my money is on #1.
 
I want to see an NFL player try a Chad Wingard style speccy on a Hail Mary.
 
I want to see an NFL player try a Chad Wingard style speccy on a Hail Mary.
I did that when playing high school football over there.
Ref called pass interference.
 
I did that when playing high school football over there.
Ref called pass interference.

I knew deep down that there'd be some kind of infringement that prevents it. Oh well. Would still be cool though
 
I knew deep down that there'd be some kind of infringement that prevents it ....
It's an odd thing about Aussie Rules that we allow and in fact applaud such marks although I'm pretty sure they are illegal. Hands/knees in someone's back or on their shoulders and yet if a player gets up and pulls down the ball it's allowed. If they do the same thing but drop the mark it's paid against them. I've never sat and read the rules of the game but I doubt there's a caveat that allows players taking a speccy to do what they do so long as they take the mark. Just have to convince the NFL to adopt the same attitude.
 

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Most of the yank kids at Woomera that took part in kick to kick sessions found it hard to deal with. One 'arseh*le' even wanted to have a swing at me after I used him as a stepladder two or three times :D #dontjuststandthere

It was funny with the yanks that actually played Aussie Rules - the ones with more of a basketball background were usually better players than those with a gridiron mentality. The gridiron ones panicked easily when tackled and gave away lots of frees.
 
It's an odd thing about Aussie Rules that we allow and in fact applaud such marks although I'm pretty sure they are illegal. Hands/knees in someone's back or on their shoulders and yet if a player gets up and pulls down the ball it's allowed. If they do the same thing but drop the mark it's paid against them. I've never sat and read the rules of the game but I doubt there's a caveat that allows players taking a speccy to do what they do so long as they take the mark. Just have to convince the NFL to adopt the same attitude.
I am 99% sure its only illegal if you use your hands to push yourself up. But if you jump up and ride another player with your legs it is allowed.

In NFL there are many rules against pretty much any contact before someone has the ball once you are past the line of scrimmage.
 
It's an odd thing about Aussie Rules that we allow and in fact applaud such marks although I'm pretty sure they are illegal. Hands/knees in someone's back or on their shoulders and yet if a player gets up and pulls down the ball it's allowed. If they do the same thing but drop the mark it's paid against them. I've never sat and read the rules of the game but I doubt there's a caveat that allows players taking a speccy to do what they do so long as they take the mark. Just have to convince the NFL to adopt the same attitude.

It's usually called play on if a player drops the mark. The ones that get called as infringements are the 'unreasonable attempts' where they get nowhere near it.
 
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