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Spending a week in town away from the farm after a looong harvest.

Dirty dog wrote:Spending a week in town away from the farm after a looong harvest.

I don’t think I’d be a lone soldier in regarding you as one of my favourite members, I totally respect what you do and enjoy seeing you enjoy your hard work, have a great night legend.

The cool breeze flowing through my house

Prince Willy going way up in my admiration
Definitely qualifies as our next Head of State if he can do a Hawkey next time he visits

The cool change

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:The cool change

Has come too early! Needed another couple of degrees before it hit

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Dropped 10 degrees in 15 minutes

Eye fillet for lunch, seen two packets at Coles last night marked down to $4.45 from $23, had two 250g pieces in them, even nuking the 2nd one today it just fell apart.

My lad who has been a bit lost since finishing school in 2021, working jobs for jobs sakes started a traineeship at the SANFL yesterday which is his dream job keeps messaging me how good it is.

Really proud of his perseverance

Tell him to get the fixture out!

DOC wrote:Tell him to get the fixture out!

He has 1 job

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

DOC wrote:Tell him to get the fixture out!

He has 1 job

Sent that to him and his reply “WTF!”

Brodlach wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

DOC wrote:Tell him to get the fixture out!

He has 1 job

Sent that to him and his reply “WTF!”

That language used in the reply in not suitable nor acceptable.

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

Brodlach wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

DOC wrote:Tell him to get the fixture out!

He has 1 job

Sent that to him and his reply “WTF!”

That language used in the reply in not suitable nor acceptable.

Nor is being on a device during work hours.

Haha lunchtime

The universe works in mysterious ways, sometimes. A little more than "just co-incidence"...

I've spent the last couple of days down at Robe to farewell my uncle, who passed away suddenly on NYD. "Gus", as he was affectionately known, was a big Port man, and was my PAFC historian during my younger years. Together we would watch hours of SANFL vision, in particular "the way it was *insert year*" VHS' that we would find at the local markets, where he set about teaching me about the Magpies champions of yesteryear. We would watch hours of Saturday AFL where he could follow the likes of Craig Bradley, Nathan Buckley, David Hynes, Scotty Hodges, and one young gun in particular - Gavin Wanganeen.

His one big request for when "that time" finally came, was for everyone that attends his service to be kitted out in Power colours to say their farewells, and it was a bloody awesome sight to see the droves of black, white and teal on Monday. Robe absolutely turned it on weather wise, and the service was exactly how he would have pictured it.

For anyone that is familiar with Robe township, his service was held at the Robe Institute & Library, with the paved area/main entrance off of Smillie St. Anyway, post service, as myself and his other pall bearers were placing his coffin onto the hearse and family/friends were saying their final goodbyes, a random gentleman wanders over and taps my cousin on the shoulder to ask what the occasion was, and what all the Power scarves were for. Said gentleman being Gavin Wanganeen.

I want to stress that Wanga's has absolutely no connection to our family in any way, shape or form. He just happened to be in Robe with his family, and happened to be wandering around the beach at that point in time, our congregation catching his eye.

To paraphrase Gus, I thought that was "pretty f*cking cool". He'd have been chuffed.


RIP.

That’s very cool!


Sorry for your loss Valleys.

That’s awesome.

A bit of Outback Truckers.

I have a man crush on Steve Grahame.