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3 grams in Victoria is all it takes to be classed as a trafficable amount."Trafficable quantity" ?
Still is.I thought Scully was a clean skin
3 grams in Victoria is all it takes to be classed as a trafficable amount.
unless your name is bomber thompson
Probably not when plating for the GCS.. and probably not at the value he wanted to give to his sister.
Spot on, he would have been getting free Fiat's on the Coast.
Anyhow I doubt he would have been giving his sister who was a diagnosed schizophrenic and in an out of the Swanston Centre any access or ownership to a motor vehicle.
That deserves a promotionI am definitely going to try and work "It's pretty good, but it's no Glascott's monkey" into a corporate meeting at some point this year
I am definitely going to try and work "It's pretty good, but it's no Glascott's monkey" into a corporate meeting at some point this year
Careful what you say the monkey has an uncle... who is a queens counsel!Ah, its no Glascott’s monkey.
Not all heroes wear capes
But the point is patton aint no "glascotts monkey" then again he could be into that stuffWas talking to my Hawthorn supporter mate today who played at a high level himself and his sister is married to a current AFL player about the Jon Patton stuff and he reckons he heard old mate is a shocker he used to send dick pics to up to 50 chicks everynight from when he was first drafted and apparently used to get replies in the affirmative from multiple recipients on most occasions , that's why he thought it was basically normal behaviour and there could be A LOT more chicks come out . Not looking good for the General .
Thanks for your report Harrison - but its no Glascotts MonkeyI read it more as Larry using "Glascott's Monkey" as the colloquial pinnacle of anything, not just rumours.
"Nice car mate"
"Ta, goes alright, but it's no Glascott's Monkey."
"I agree it was an awesome goal - just sayin' it's no Glascott's Monkey!"
"I like your pet chimpanzee, it's cool, but it's no Glascott's Monkey...is it?"
Thread title: "Is Dusty the Glascott's Monkey?"
I all of a sudden want a monkey. Well playedThanks for your report Harrison - but its no Glascotts Monkey
I am definitely going to try and work "It's pretty good, but it's no Glascott's monkey" into a corporate meeting at some point this year
The wife wouldnt put out so i had to settle for a quick *Dave Glascotts monkey* in the showerI say go for it Larry - my experience has been positive by adopting Big Footy vernacular in the workplace.
Took me a while but I soon worked out this site replaces "That Word" with "campaigner" ...well I think that is what is going on, and I have since adopted this approach at work. I no longer call the annoying old bastard That Word, instead I call him a campaigner - and I now spend a lot less time in front of HR as a result.
Best bit is he is oblivious and thinks it is a term of endearment or sign of respect, like he is some battle-hardened experienced warrior or something, the silly campaigner.
I say go for it Larry - my experience has been positive by adopting Big Footy vernacular in the workplace.
Took me a while but I soon worked out this site replaces "That Word" with "campaigner" ...well I think that is what is going on, and I have since adopted this approach at work. I no longer call the annoying old bastard That Word, instead I call him a campaigner - and I now spend a lot less time in front of HR as a result.
Best bit is he is oblivious and thinks it is a term of endearment or sign of respect, like he is some battle-hardened experienced warrior or something, the silly campaigner.