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Spargo wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Booney on 5AA last night (well I presume it was him as he is back from holidays and identified himselfm as a staunch PAFC member) pumping up North Melbourne as his second team and loves the way they play footy

I heard that. Was it actually #davefromalberton?
@Booney

If he didn't mention he'd just got back from Koh Samui, probably wasn't him.

Dutchy wrote:Booney on 5AA last night (well I presume it was him as he is back from holidays and identified himselfm as a staunch PAFC member) pumping up North Melbourne as his second team and loves the way they play footy

I can confirm that was not me. I slept on and off most of yesterday afternoon, wasn't in any state to be talking to anyone.

Even as buggered as I was, I still wouldn't make such an outrageous claim as to having a "second team".

Corona Man wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:

Corona Man wrote:Getting a text message today from the Hawthorn Footy Club to advise I have won a seat upgrade, a lap of the G on Saturday and a pre game “briefing” from GM of footy Graham Wright... cool!

How is your win/loss record watching the Hawks in the flesh lately?

Poor. Carlton and Gold Coast come to mind.

Excellent. Make sure you get there in plenty of time and don't leave early.

PatowalongaPirate wrote:

Corona Man wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:

Corona Man wrote:Getting a text message today from the Hawthorn Footy Club to advise I have won a seat upgrade, a lap of the G on Saturday and a pre game “briefing” from GM of footy Graham Wright... cool!

How is your win/loss record watching the Hawks in the flesh lately?

Poor. Carlton and Gold Coast come to mind.

Excellent. Make sure you get there in plenty of time and don't leave early.

I generally head to the bar at half time and if things are looking bleak... I don’t leave!

This came up in my YouTube subscriptions list earlier, the Boonster showing young Sachin how it's done.

Garlic Chilli Pescatore Pasta, blowing my head off. Carlton Draughts needed stat.

I had sciatica troubles for the past couple of months which shoots down my leg and makes umpiring difficult to move around and gave me no incentive to go for random jogs.
I'd been getting physio for it which made it feel better short term but then missus insisted that I have a couple of fish oil tablets each morning, the pain has now disappeared.
Done two games on Saturday and felt fine afterwards, was struggling to do 150 ab curls at the gym previously and now I'm getting through a minimum of 500 each day without having a break.
Who would've thunk, maybe I don't listen enough

My brother in law showed me a game called GeoGuessr yesterday.

Its a game where they drop you into the middle of nowhere on Google Maps Street View, and you have a certain amount of time to guess where you are.

Then you put a pinpoint down on a world map, and you get points for how close you are.

It's actually really fun, especially when taking on someone sitting next to you. They get dropped in the same place.

https://geoguessr.com/

HH3 wrote:My brother in law showed me a game called GeoGuessr yesterday.

Its a game where they drop you into the middle of nowhere on Google Maps Street View, and you have a certain amount of time to guess where you are.

Then you put a pinpoint down on a world map, and you get points for how close you are.

It's actually really fun, especially when taking on someone sitting next to you. They get dropped in the same place.

https://geoguessr.com/

The kids and I used to play that a fair bit, it was great for them to learn some geography.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

HH3 wrote:My brother in law showed me a game called GeoGuessr yesterday.

Its a game where they drop you into the middle of nowhere on Google Maps Street View, and you have a certain amount of time to guess where you are.

Then you put a pinpoint down on a world map, and you get points for how close you are.

It's actually really fun, especially when taking on someone sitting next to you. They get dropped in the same place.

https://geoguessr.com/

The kids and I used to play that a fair bit, it was great for them to learn some geography.

The BIL's a scientist who specialises in plants and ecology. Not sure what his actual qualification is. So when he was showing me, I was like "Looks like (insert somewhere in the southern hemisphere)" and he's like "Nah, that tree only grows north of Colorado, etc."

So while I was looking for signs, etc, he could tell roughly where it was based on the f**kin trees.

I still beat him by 10,000kms over 5 (3 minute ) rounds

HH3 wrote:
The BIL's a scientist who specialises in plants and ecology. Not sure what his actual qualification is. So when he was showing me, I was like "Looks like (insert somewhere in the southern hemisphere)" and he's like "Nah, that tree only grows north of Colorado, etc."

So while I was looking for signs, etc, he could tell roughly where it was based on the f**kin trees.

I still beat him by 10,000kms over 5 (3 minute ) rounds

So he thought he had the wood on you? Did you ask him to leave?

Lightning McQueen wrote:

HH3 wrote:
The BIL's a scientist who specialises in plants and ecology. Not sure what his actual qualification is. So when he was showing me, I was like "Looks like (insert somewhere in the southern hemisphere)" and he's like "Nah, that tree only grows north of Colorado, etc."

So while I was looking for signs, etc, he could tell roughly where it was based on the f**kin trees.

I still beat him by 10,000kms over 5 (3 minute ) rounds

So he thought he had the wood on you? Did you ask him to leave?

He knew about it, don't worry.

Now he's back in his office in Newcastle, sending me invites to play him.

It'd be rude not to.

Mark Brayshaw speaking about the incident with his son and Andrew Gaff. Class bloke

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2018/08/07/ ... aff-punch/

All of Miss Boon's hard work paying off.

She's been doing 4 days a week at a Barbering College all year and 3 shifts per week at Hungry Jacks to help fund the training ( it's expensive! ).

She's just been offered a job at one of Adelaide's top notch barber shops, I am stoked for her. She's skilled, loves what she's doing and has ( as demonstrated above) an exceptional work ethic.

Tears. So happy.

Booney wrote:All of Miss Boon's hard work paying off.

She's been doing 4 days a week at a Barbering College all year and 3 shifts per week at Hungry Jacks to help fund the training ( it's expensive! ).

She's just been offered a job at one of Adelaide's top notch barber shops, I am stoked for her. She's skilled, loves what she's doing and has ( as demonstrated above) an exceptional work ethic.

Tears. So happy.

As already mentioned, so stoked for her mate. Absolutely magnificent stuff!

Will make my way in for a "short back and sides"

Another reason to drink!!!!
Need something to help shake off this bug.

Well done to Miss Boon!!!
Bit of a career change from Burgers to Barber

Booney wrote:All of Miss Boon's hard work paying off.

She's been doing 4 days a week at a Barbering College all year and 3 shifts per week at Hungry Jacks to help fund the training ( it's expensive! ).

She's just been offered a job at one of Adelaide's top notch barber shops, I am stoked for her. She's skilled, loves what she's doing and has ( as demonstrated above) an exceptional work ethic.

Tears. So happy.

Now I can't shake the mental image of Darryl Kerrigan talking to Lawrence Hammill QC ...

'gratz to thee and thine.

A $20K PO arriving in my inbox, and the "promise" of a $90K PO tomorrow.
#smashingbudget

Woodroofe lemonade when feeling like shit!