Official Match Thread Season 37 Round 20 - Mount Buller Demons v Coney Island Warriors @ The Snow Dome
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spudmaster
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sausageroll
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Season 12 must've been a good year for full backs.
sausageroll
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Don't worry, I'm not very talkative. I won't be too loud.
...and lose the Fred? I'd rather kick 7 and win if that's ok with you
...as long as the Demons win and make the finals.
Really? Did you not notice Tarkyn_24 at the top of the list?
I'll be very disappointed if you do. Your goal kicking run has been one of the highlights of the season for me. You even kicked three before moving to the back pocket last week.
We know. But that'll happen either way.
At least we'll have my first EKA win to help us get over it
Yakker
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cartwright
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moginie
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And a very good morning to my fabulous Buller comrades and hello Warriors!
It's Friday! But not just any ordinary Friday, it's the Friday before the magnificent cooney plays game 500! A player who can always be relied on to celebrate Fridays in his own inimitable style!
It's also the Friday before the ultra consistent sausageroll wins the Fred!
Whatever you do today, do it with a wooooooo!
It's Friday! But not just any ordinary Friday, it's the Friday before the magnificent cooney plays game 500! A player who can always be relied on to celebrate Fridays in his own inimitable style!
It's also the Friday before the ultra consistent sausageroll wins the Fred!
Whatever you do today, do it with a wooooooo!
Purple7x08_24
President: Galactic Federation
Title: "The Scorcese Ransom"
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Part 1: The Kidnapping
In the heart of the Hunter Valley, where vineyards stretch across rolling hills and secrets hide in the shadows, a chilling mystery unfolded. Two boys, Liam and Jack, vanished without a trace. Their disappearance sent shockwaves through the tight-knit community, and soon the media buzzed with speculation.
Detective Sarah Mitchell led the investigation. She was relentless, combing through clues, interrogating witnesses, and poring over surveillance footage. But the kidnapper remained elusive, leaving no ransom note, no demands—just an eerie silence.
As days turned into weeks, the case grew colder. The boys' families clung to hope, their faces plastered on every news channel. The townsfolk whispered about supernatural forces, ancient curses, and secret societies. But Sarah knew better. She believed in logic, not legends.
Then, one foggy morning, the breakthrough came. A grainy video surfaced—a hooded figure standing in a dimly lit room. The voice was distorted, but the message was clear: "Martin Scorcese must direct a film in Australia."
The world gasped. Why Scorcese? Why a film? And what did it have to do with Liam and Jack?
Part 2: Scorcese's Dilemma
Martin Scorcese, the legendary filmmaker, sat in his New York office, staring at the screen. The news had reached him—the boys, the demands. He scratched his grizzled beard, pondering the enigma. Scorcese was no stranger to dark themes, but this was different.
He flew to Sydney, where the Australian sun kissed his tired face. The kidnapper's instructions were clear: a film, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, and Emily Blunt. Scorcese's mind raced. How could he use cinema to reach the kidnapper's innermost thoughts?
He assembled his team—a mix of Hollywood veterans and rising Aussie talents. The script took shape—a psychological thriller set against the rugged backdrop of the Outback. Scorcese would delve into the human psyche, exploring obsession, redemption, and the blurred line between captor and captive.
Part 3: "Whispers in the Dust"
The film, titled "Whispers in the Dust," began production. Scorcese immersed himself in the Hunter Valley, seeking inspiration. He walked the same trails as Liam and Jack, feeling their presence in the rustling leaves. Emily Blunt portrayed the determined detective, haunted by her own demons. De Niro played the kidnapper—an enigma wrapped in shadows.
DiCaprio, however, was the heart of the film. His character, Alex, had lost a son years ago—a wound that never healed. As the cameras rolled, DiCaprio channeled that pain, hoping to connect with the kidnapper's fractured soul.
Scorcese shot pivotal scenes—the barren cliffs, the abandoned farmhouse, the moonlit river. Nick Cave's haunting melodies echoed through the valley, weaving magic into the film's fabric. The townspeople watched, torn between curiosity and fear.
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Part 1: The Kidnapping
In the heart of the Hunter Valley, where vineyards stretch across rolling hills and secrets hide in the shadows, a chilling mystery unfolded. Two boys, Liam and Jack, vanished without a trace. Their disappearance sent shockwaves through the tight-knit community, and soon the media buzzed with speculation.
Detective Sarah Mitchell led the investigation. She was relentless, combing through clues, interrogating witnesses, and poring over surveillance footage. But the kidnapper remained elusive, leaving no ransom note, no demands—just an eerie silence.
As days turned into weeks, the case grew colder. The boys' families clung to hope, their faces plastered on every news channel. The townsfolk whispered about supernatural forces, ancient curses, and secret societies. But Sarah knew better. She believed in logic, not legends.
Then, one foggy morning, the breakthrough came. A grainy video surfaced—a hooded figure standing in a dimly lit room. The voice was distorted, but the message was clear: "Martin Scorcese must direct a film in Australia."
The world gasped. Why Scorcese? Why a film? And what did it have to do with Liam and Jack?
Part 2: Scorcese's Dilemma
Martin Scorcese, the legendary filmmaker, sat in his New York office, staring at the screen. The news had reached him—the boys, the demands. He scratched his grizzled beard, pondering the enigma. Scorcese was no stranger to dark themes, but this was different.
He flew to Sydney, where the Australian sun kissed his tired face. The kidnapper's instructions were clear: a film, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, and Emily Blunt. Scorcese's mind raced. How could he use cinema to reach the kidnapper's innermost thoughts?
He assembled his team—a mix of Hollywood veterans and rising Aussie talents. The script took shape—a psychological thriller set against the rugged backdrop of the Outback. Scorcese would delve into the human psyche, exploring obsession, redemption, and the blurred line between captor and captive.
Part 3: "Whispers in the Dust"
The film, titled "Whispers in the Dust," began production. Scorcese immersed himself in the Hunter Valley, seeking inspiration. He walked the same trails as Liam and Jack, feeling their presence in the rustling leaves. Emily Blunt portrayed the determined detective, haunted by her own demons. De Niro played the kidnapper—an enigma wrapped in shadows.
DiCaprio, however, was the heart of the film. His character, Alex, had lost a son years ago—a wound that never healed. As the cameras rolled, DiCaprio channeled that pain, hoping to connect with the kidnapper's fractured soul.
Scorcese shot pivotal scenes—the barren cliffs, the abandoned farmhouse, the moonlit river. Nick Cave's haunting melodies echoed through the valley, weaving magic into the film's fabric. The townspeople watched, torn between curiosity and fear.
cooney
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moginie
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I would say that you are stretching the truth just a bit.
moginie
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Yeah, he was a cruel man, but fair......
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Wouldn't it be fitting if sausageroll kicked 500 goals for cooney this week?
Everyone would be happy.
Everyone would be happy.
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Is 5:20pm afternoon or evening? Anyway, I think it was afternoon when you posted it.
Hope you're having a good one cartwright
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