SA Footy

Yeah, LM, the plan mate, the PLAN MAN!

You know, the illuminati, destroying the world economy and killing people, haven't you listened to Gary Ablett Snr you nonce?

daysofourlives wrote:
Ok maybe not Melbourne but lets start with Regional Victoria first. Places like Mildura have had 3 cases since the Plandemic began.

Yeah, Mildura has drawn the short straw, the regional cities have paid the penalty of too many dickheads in the metro area.

They are not even legally allowed to swim or canoe to the other side of the river, not to mention that initially regional cities near borders were allowed to cross.

Booney wrote:Yeah, LM, the plan mate, the PLAN MAN!

You know, the illuminati, destroying the world economy and killing people, haven't you listened to Gary Ablett Snr you nonce?

Na, I didn't, I find it hard most times nowadays to listen to what my two childhood football hero's have to say, Blighty being the other one.

Jim05 wrote:NSW border opening midnight Wednesday

Beauty, me & The Sleeping Giant have been planning a Broken Hill road trip next week in anticipation.

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:

Jim05 wrote:NSW border opening midnight Wednesday

Beauty, me & The Sleeping Giant have been planning a Broken Hill road trip next week in anticipation.

Find somewhere in South Broken Hill, it's an absolute delight!

Booney wrote:Yeah, LM, the plan mate, the PLAN MAN!

You know, the illuminati, destroying the world economy and killing people, haven't you listened to Gary Ablett Snr you nonce?

If you cant see by now there is no pandemic you must still believe in Santa

Wedgie wrote:

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:

Jim05 wrote:NSW border opening midnight Wednesday

Beauty, me & The Sleeping Giant have been planning a Broken Hill road trip next week in anticipation.

Find somewhere in South Broken Hill, it's an absolute delight!

Nothing wrong with The Hill, great joint, may meet Chips Rafferty & John Mellion in the front bar of Marios.

I can give you Michael Caton's number if you need a cab.

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:

Jim05 wrote:NSW border opening midnight Wednesday

Beauty, me & The Sleeping Giant have been planning a Broken Hill road trip next week in anticipation.

Find somewhere in South Broken Hill, it's an absolute delight!

Nothing wrong with The Hill, great joint, may meet Chips Rafferty & John Mellion in the front bar of Marios.

You obviously haven't spent time south of the slag heap!

We used to stay in a great place just out of town over the train line on the road to Mendindee Lakes called Mulberry Vales, don't know if it's still there but it was streets ahead of anything in town when I used to work there. Used to enjoy my time there but was mainly at the musos from memory.

We are so so lucky to be living in Adelaide

I understand some posters are frustrated with various restrictions and abides
I do as well, then I see the plight of so many cities world wide , and refer back to line 1 of my post

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:

Jim05 wrote:NSW border opening midnight Wednesday

Beauty, me & The Sleeping Giant have been planning a Broken Hill road trip next week in anticipation.

Find somewhere in South Broken Hill, it's an absolute delight!

Nothing wrong with The Hill, great joint, may meet Chips Rafferty & John Mellion in the front bar of Marios.

Like The Hill get plenty of work there, most people there are great

daysofourlives wrote:

Booney wrote:Yeah, LM, the plan mate, the PLAN MAN!

You know, the illuminati, destroying the world economy and killing people, haven't you listened to Gary Ablett Snr you nonce?

If you cant see by now there is no pandemic you must still believe in Santa

Sometimes I think I'd like to live on your planet. Then I'm glad I don't.

Wedgie wrote:

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:Beauty, me & The Sleeping Giant have been planning a Broken Hill road trip next week in anticipation.

Nothing wrong with The Hill, great joint, may meet Chips Rafferty & John Mellion in the front bar of Marios.

You obviously haven't spent time south of the slag heap!

We used to stay in a great place just out of town over the train line on the road to Mendindee Lakes called Mulberry Vales, don't know if it's still there but it was streets ahead of anything in town when I used to work there. Used to enjoy my time there but was mainly at the musos from memory.

Worked up there 30+ years ago for 2 months, lived in the Royal Exchange, 1 bloke & 20 female staff brilliant joint. Only ventured south a couple of times for um, I really don't remember. The Musos always ended a pub crawl (when almost all the pubs were open) was either that the 2 up or the Fight Train, never ended up in hospital so must have avoided the latter.

2 New cases recorded today

Down to 682 active cases in the country, this is dropping over 10% every day, although it will never be under control until a vaccine is here, are we going to be back into a position where we can contain/control this in a few weeks time?

am Bays wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Did the pop-up protests go ahead on the weekend?

I saw on the news they all met at a shopping centre for a bit.. ran away when the cops turned up.

Ha, I remember when we were having a strike at high school after lunch one day, the whole school was sitting on the oval and Mr Gregory came out and just started pointing at kids saying "You've got a months detention, you've got a month's detention etc." Within two minutes everyone had dispersed.

He was an absolute prick but delivered.

We had that at Darwin High in the 80s too.

We tried to have a strike in protest at the creation of middle high schools and creation of Senior Secondary hubs.

Teachers got wind of it and as the rprearrange time after homeroom we were all supposed to got to the oval for "the strike" One of the Assistant Principals and the Head of PE cut us off at the pass and basically said "Get to your first lesson now!"

We went back to our first lesson....

Mr Moody (ex Colonel / ex Duntroon) would have just looked at us from 6’ 4” and we would have just run as fast to class as we could.
My most favourite memory of him as my economics teacher was “nothing like a good war to get the economy moving. No unemployment!”
Not now. You would express your privileged / unchallengable democratic right to protest to <insert first name of teacher as you don’t know his last name> Just as you intend to do to your first boss when you tell him he’s got it all wrong.

Dutchy wrote:Down to 682 active cases in the country, this is dropping over 10% every day, although it will never be under control until a vaccine is here, are we going to be back into a position where we can contain/control this in a few weeks time?

Not when the Premiers can use it to artificially blow out their popularity polls.

Yep, you can clearly see the States where their Premiers are using no logic at all and are just shutting off their borders for political brownie points with voters with elections looming. The bloke in the West is a prime example....

LaughingKookaburra wrote:Yep, you can clearly see the States where their Premiers are using no logic at all and are just shutting off their borders for political brownie points with voters with elections looming. The bloke in the West is a prime example....

The only logic that applies to politicians, both State and Federal, is public opinion and votes and clearly there is a strong demand from the public to keep their borders closed. I find the criticism from the Federal government ironic. Morrison and Dutton won votes by creating mass hysteria around a perceived threat of people coming to Australia by boat. The Premiers are using the same play book with Covid and it's working in their favour. Take SA as an example .... the Marshal government has performed poorly in many areas, but are maintaining a higher approval rating because of how they manage Covid. Marshal knows if thete is an outbreak here, like there was in Victoria, he's dead. I find it all a bit sad, but it is what it is.

The Sicktorian government getting exposed big time in the inquiry
Some of them should be put on criminal charges including man slaughter