killtaker1993
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Jason Horne-Francis: Flog for life
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peternorth
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G lyon “I remember it as clear as mud yesterday “
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Jimmy Bartel: "he added another element to his bow"
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He must be too cool to use strings
It was the element in the room.
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He killed 2 stones with 1 bird
A dead bird in the pocket is worth two elements.
Sainter1873
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Alistair Lynch: ‘it’s a watch and see situation.’
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If it means anything, Bartel was referring to Tom Mitchell
Makes sense. Mitchell loves his elements.If it means anything, Bartel was referring to Tom Mitchell
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My Kussey: "the cream rises to the crop"
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Chiara Parker on AW news said Xi Jinping was elected for another term "by the Chinese Community Party...."
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Last week, a radio traffic guy pronounced 'Scoresby' as "Scorrezbee"
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More American bollocks from Hutch-Blob: he refers to people born between the mid-to-late 1990s and the early 2010s as "generation zee".
Ship off, Hutchy
Ship off, Hutchy
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RedmanWasHere
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More American bollocks from Hutch-Blob: he refers to people born between the mid-to-late 1990s to the early 2010s as "generation zee".
Ship off, Hutchy
I'm surprised he hasn't moved there.
Mark Waugh says Australian selectors need to grow some kahunas.
It's cojones, Mark. Cojones.
It's cojones, Mark. Cojones.
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Ha ha. I'm pretty sure the 'wacky' ex-jockey on SEN, David Taggart, said "fajitas" instead of "cojones" during one of his rants
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Who else reckons there's plenty of redundant/superfluous (or whatever) "pre" prefixes being used on radio and ads, etc?
For example, surely "preregister" means the same as "register", dunnit? The same for 'pre-order'
For example, surely "preregister" means the same as "register", dunnit? The same for 'pre-order'
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Dogs_R_Us
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Like “irregardless”.
Dogs_R_Us
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He has unwittingly stated some profound wisdom there
I’ll be using that a lot.
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I might use it regularly in arguments with my missusHe has unwittingly stated some profound wisdom there
peternorth
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When attempting to emphasis a word, a caller to Neil Mitchells morning show said "in exclamation marks"
