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Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2026 4:19 pm
by Lightning McQueen
wenchbarwer wrote:
LM would have been proud of that one :lol:
Like a father on prom night.

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2026 5:08 pm
by gadj1976
Dutchy wrote:On Friday I had my total knee replacement, just got home after weekend in hospital. Saturday was pretty bad pain wise but got on top of the meds and got the knee moving, now set up at home with walking frame and stick. New best friends seem to be the ice machine, drugs, couch & netflix.

Thanks to Gadj & Kahuna for the advice, been very helpful in setting expectations and hints/tips. Despite the pain the knee already feels much better structurally than before. Doc was happy with the surgery, despite it being one of the worst ones he has seen, couldn't get the screws and staples out from my previous ACL reco but he believes it wont impact me going forward.
That's great to hear Dutchy.

I'm assuming he couldn't get that stuff out because the bone had grown over the staples and screws?

Keep up the rehab and enjoy the rest!

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2026 6:24 pm
by Dutchy
Not sure, he said he would try to remove if possible but think it was a bit tricky.

This is who I used - https://ahkc.com.au/doctor/dr-justin-munt/ mate of mine has his knee and hip done with him and my BIL went to school with him, cost a bit more out of pocket but I dont mind that when it comes to piece of mind and health

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2026 8:55 pm
by Spargo
Spargo wrote:Proud Dad moment.
Eldest daughter did her knee in Sept 2024. No sport for 12 months, she stayed resilient. Fast forward to the present, she’s had a full pre season for football (as well as taking up surf boat racing). She’s only 15 but has been picked to play senior football in a trial game at Richmond Oval Sunday.
Ok, so she got a bit lost in the first half of seniors but looked better after halftime. She’s been thrown forward which is extremely different for her as she’s played back her whole life. Got asked to play a second trial in the seniors, kicked 5 points ](*,)
Must’ve shown enough as she’s been selected to make her senior debut in the season opener on Saturday. Mr & Mrs Spargo have been invited into the rooms pre game for guernsey presentation. I’m predicting a rare dust storm which may cause some watery eyes…

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2026 9:01 pm
by Brodlach
That’s brilliant!!

Good luck to Miss Spargo, hope she plays a cracker.

Hope that dust storm doesn’t effect you too much, I hear having a tissue close by can help

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2026 9:02 pm
by DOC
Dutchy wrote:Not sure, he said he would try to remove if possible but think it was a bit tricky.

This is who I used - https://ahkc.com.au/doctor/dr-justin-munt/ mate of mine has his knee and hip done with him and my BIL went to school with him, cost a bit more out of pocket but I dont mind that when it comes to piece of mind and health
In a nutshell, you’ve been Munted.

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2026 8:36 am
by Lightning McQueen
Spargo wrote:
Spargo wrote:Proud Dad moment.
Eldest daughter did her knee in Sept 2024. No sport for 12 months, she stayed resilient. Fast forward to the present, she’s had a full pre season for football (as well as taking up surf boat racing). She’s only 15 but has been picked to play senior football in a trial game at Richmond Oval Sunday.
Ok, so she got a bit lost in the first half of seniors but looked better after halftime. She’s been thrown forward which is extremely different for her as she’s played back her whole life. Got asked to play a second trial in the seniors, kicked 5 points ](*,)
Must’ve shown enough as she’s been selected to make her senior debut in the season opener on Saturday. Mr & Mrs Spargo have been invited into the rooms pre game for guernsey presentation. I’m predicting a rare dust storm which may cause some watery eyes…
Good things, good people and all that!!! Enjoy the spoils of being great parents! I'm stoked for you.

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2026 8:37 am
by Lightning McQueen
Dutchy wrote:On Friday I had my total knee replacement, just got home after weekend in hospital. Saturday was pretty bad pain wise but got on top of the meds and got the knee moving, now set up at home with walking frame and stick. New best friends seem to be the ice machine, drugs, couch & netflix.

Thanks to Gadj & Kahuna for the advice, been very helpful in setting expectations and hints/tips. Despite the pain the knee already feels much better structurally than before. Doc was happy with the surgery, despite it being one of the worst ones he has seen, couldn't get the screws and staples out from my previous ACL reco but he believes it wont impact me going forward.
All the best in the recovery mate.

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2026 10:48 am
by Lightning McQueen
Cheetoes Cheese and Bacon balls are $1.35 per packet at Coles atm.

I don't generally buy crap food but I made an exception or 8.

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2026 1:21 pm
by Dutchy
Brilliant Spargo, love it

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2026 10:12 pm
by Pseudo
Jess Harmsen on the ABC :heart:

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2026 4:04 pm
by Booney
Booney wrote:New job.

Into it.
Ent Cent Corporate box delivers, Jimmy Carr tonight.

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2026 4:19 pm
by Jim05
Booney wrote:
Booney wrote:New job.

Into it.
Ent Cent Corporate box delivers, Jimmy Carr tonight.
Very envious
I’m a big fan of Jimmy Carr

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2026 2:23 pm
by Jimmy_041
Jim05 wrote:
Booney wrote:
Booney wrote:New job.

Into it.
Ent Cent Corporate box delivers, Jimmy Carr tonight.
Very envious
I’m a big fan of Jimmy Carr
We went last night
I am certainly no prude and definitely not woke but...........
Some of it was way over the top
I'm not sure if the girl if he picked was really 14 but, if so, seriously bad form
I'm glad I didn't take my 34yo daughter

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2026 6:54 am
by Spargo
Spargo wrote:
Spargo wrote:Proud Dad moment.
Eldest daughter did her knee in Sept 2024. No sport for 12 months, she stayed resilient. Fast forward to the present, she’s had a full pre season for football (as well as taking up surf boat racing). She’s only 15 but has been picked to play senior football in a trial game at Richmond Oval Sunday.
Ok, so she got a bit lost in the first half of seniors but looked better after halftime. She’s been thrown forward which is extremely different for her as she’s played back her whole life. Got asked to play a second trial in the seniors, kicked 5 points ](*,)
Must’ve shown enough as she’s been selected to make her senior debut in the season opener on Saturday. Mr & Mrs Spargo have been invited into the rooms pre game for guernsey presentation. I’m predicting a rare dust storm which may cause some watery eyes…
Got the win, kicked a goal & made the best players.
Handy debut.

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2026 2:04 pm
by mighty_tiger_79
You pay $50 per goal and $20 best players?

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2026 2:09 pm
by wenchbarwer
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:You pay $50 per goal and $20 best players?
Mine got a lift home if they put some effort in :lol:

Don't think I've ever paid for goals/best players, but there's a Bradman if anyone takes a proper hanger. Still unclaimed...

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2026 2:12 pm
by Lightning McQueen
wenchbarwer wrote:
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:You pay $50 per goal and $20 best players?
Mine got a lift home if they put some effort in :lol:

Don't think I've ever paid for goals/best players, but there's a Bradman if anyone takes a proper hanger. Still unclaimed...
Yep, I never offered money as incentive to my kids, you could always tell which kids did though. If my lad had an easy game I'd offer him something if he could get someone to kick a goal who generally wouldn't.

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2026 2:20 pm
by Booney
Was a pandemic in baseball circles, very easy metrics to measure though.

Re: Things that you rate!

Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2026 2:23 pm
by wenchbarwer
Booney wrote:Was a pandemic in baseball circles, very easy metrics to measure though.
Yeah, never offed a coin there either. I'm sure parents thought I was a prick :lol: :lol:

Besides, having a kid request Jordan cleats or a new bat isn't anything to be sneezed at, be buggered if I'm paying on top of that!