SA Footy

Brodlach wrote:

Corona Man wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Home by myself this afternoon, beers, a sleep, footy and slow roasted pork belly and deboned lamb ready for dinner.

Nice.

Delicious with a nice fresh garden salad.

And a glass of red?

Nah, wine gives me an instant headache. Something to do with the phosphates in them

Brodlach wrote:Nah, wine gives me an instant headache. Something to do with the phosphates in them

Me too, but I push through the pain barrier, they’re only brain cells.

Finally!!!!

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Brodlach wrote:Nah, wine gives me an instant headache. Something to do with the phosphates in them

A head like that should ache.

Including today, I work 6 of the next 17 days and only lose 4 annual leave days.

A 4 day week, then two 2 day weeks.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Nah, wine gives me an instant headache. Something to do with the phosphates in them

A head like that should ache.

Probably the truest statement ever made on this site

Brodlach wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:
A head like that should ache.

Probably the truest statement ever made on this site

I use it on an old Russian dude at work, he tried to use it on his missus with a very poor outcome.

Brodlach wrote:

HH3 wrote:Flying out tonight for the Junior Australian Gridiron League tournament in Sydney.

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Great win HH3! Only the 4th junior win in history at the Nationals. Must have been your influence

Well defense did ball out.

I recommend watching the game because it was one of the most intense games Ive been involved in.

Heart attack city at the end.

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Where can it be watched?

HH3 wrote:

Brodlach wrote:

HH3 wrote:Flying out tonight for the Junior Australian Gridiron League tournament in Sydney.

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Great win HH3! Only the 4th junior win in history at the Nationals. Must have been your influence

Well defense did ball out.

I recommend watching the game because it was one of the most intense games Ive been involved in.

Heart attack city at the end.

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Great teams are built from the defence!

Brodlach wrote:Where can it be watched?

Go to Australian Gridiron Leagues page on Facebook. The live stream is there.

https://www.facebook.com/AustralianGrid ... 862837643/

HH3 wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Where can it be watched?

Go to Australian Gridiron Leagues page on Facebook. The live stream is there.

https://www.facebook.com/AustralianGrid ... 862837643/

I’ll give it a watch over the Easter break

Our local cafe is all about community, sustainability, reconciliation, everything that can and will make this world a better place.

They've got close ties with the Port Adelaide Football Club and in several weeks from now the cafe will host a BBQ luncheon for people in the area who need a little assistance. The BBQ is just a small part of the day as Miss Boon will be offering free haircuts to those who need them most and the club has arranged some tickets to the game that afternoon. Very proud of my girl.

The cafe has really developed and sense of community and the people who would once have been looked down upon by wider society are finding someone putting an arm ( or a blanket for the winter ) around them and making their lives a little better.

Very fulfilling seeing someone who once walked in the shadows standing a bit taller when they've got someone engaging them in conversation, they've got a full stomach and don't feel like they're doing it all on their own.

Booney wrote:Our local cafe is all about community, sustainability, reconciliation, everything that can and will make this world a better place.

They've got close ties with the Port Adelaide Football Club and in several weeks from now the cafe will host a BBQ luncheon for people in the area who need a little assistance. The BBQ is just a small part of the day as Miss Boon will be offering free haircuts to those who need them most and the club has arranged some tickets to the game that afternoon. Very proud of my girl.

The cafe has really developed and sense of community and the people who would once have been looked down upon by wider society are finding someone putting an arm ( or a blanket for the winter ) around them and making their lives a little better.

Very fulfilling seeing someone who once walked in the shadows standing a bit taller when they've got someone engaging them in conversation, they've got a full stomach and don't feel like they're doing it all on their own.

That's awesome story, you should be very proud of her.

Don't think we all do enough of this sort of stuff as get caught up in our own worlds (guilty of that!!).

Eagles2014 wrote:

Booney wrote:Our local cafe is all about community, sustainability, reconciliation, everything that can and will make this world a better place.

They've got close ties with the Port Adelaide Football Club and in several weeks from now the cafe will host a BBQ luncheon for people in the area who need a little assistance. The BBQ is just a small part of the day as Miss Boon will be offering free haircuts to those who need them most and the club has arranged some tickets to the game that afternoon. Very proud of my girl.

The cafe has really developed and sense of community and the people who would once have been looked down upon by wider society are finding someone putting an arm ( or a blanket for the winter ) around them and making their lives a little better.

Very fulfilling seeing someone who once walked in the shadows standing a bit taller when they've got someone engaging them in conversation, they've got a full stomach and don't feel like they're doing it all on their own.

That's awesome story, you should be very proud of her.

Don't think we all do enough of this sort of stuff as get caught up in our own worlds (guilty of that!!).

The shop has been remarkably successful in bringing people together. Mid week they have walking groups, knitting clubs, gardening groups, baking days, all aimed at seniors who, in many cases, would otherwise be lonely housebound souls.

There's been some people gathering local history from the older citizens (as well as recipes that would otherwise be lost, they bake them regularly at the shop, too) to put into a book, it's a fantastic story and being involved, even in a small way, has been really satisfying.

Remember the days when you knew Mr and Mrs Whatstheirname from number 54, or Daniel and his brother around the corner whop you kicked the footy with after school on the road, it feels a bit like I'm in the 1980's again the way people are talking to and looking out for each other.

Revenge of the Nerds.

Stanley Cup Playoffs.
My favourite time of the year, love my NHL and playoffs go up several notches.
It’s hard getting work done though whilst watching or listening to games do I normally take a few days off especially if the Caps are lucky enough to make playoffs

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Revenge of the Nerds.

The gift that keeps on giving.

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Revenge of the Nerds.

The film of choice during my primary school sleep over days.

Caught the final hour last night. Still amusing..