Queensland Ex-Pat Greeted At Work By Colleague Choking Himself
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It is the right of every person to follow their dreams - no matter where it might take them.
Sadly, Marcus Meridius' dreams have taken him to the nation's most overrated, expensive and boring hellscape.
Sydney.
Fresh from their victory last night in year's State of Origin series, many New South Welshfolk have their tales up this morning...
Blues Fans In Sydney Celebrate Origin Win Over Schooners of Hot Chocolate
LOUIS BURKE | Culture | CONTACT
Celebrations are breaking out across the premier state as New South Wales claims its second State of Origin series win in 12 years with Sydney festivities getting particularly rowdy over several schooners of hot chocolate.
Blues fan Ollie Henderson (28) stated he knew he was going to have a big night if New South Wales won and stated...
Origin Players Prepare To Remember What They’ve Talked About, Dig Deep, Back Themselves
The teams for State of Origin Game 2 have been confirmed an hour before kick-off, with no changes for either side ahead of the big clash at ANZ Stadium.
However, the boys are trying a different approach this round. With Queensland players preparing to remember what they've talked about, dig deep, and remembering to back themselves.
The preparation for the Queensland...
Blues Fan Starts Firing Off Emails Notifying Colleagues That He’s Feeling A Bit Crook
LOUIS BURKE | Culture | CONTACT
Blues fan and corporate slave Murray Anderson (31) has already begun emailing colleagues to inform them that he'll see how he goes, but he's a bit fluey.
“My head hurts a bit. Hope I’m not coming down with anything.”
In previous State of Origin series, Anderson has scheduled a fake dentist appointment on a Thursday morning, allowing himself some time...
AFL Audiences Wonder Why Cameron Ling Is Yelling At Them
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The nation's AFL fans have today submitted an official inquiry to Channel 7, demanding to know what the did wrong to get yelled at by footy commentator Cameron Ling.
What was once thought to be a run-of-the-mill ex-player getting a little bit excited about good Aussie rules football has now gotten to the point where people think they might...
Parramatta Eels Lose Bye Match
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In what commentators are already calling “Australian sports even-more-darkest day” Nation Rugby League team the Parramatta Eels have lost their match during their bye round, despite not even playing a game of football.
Parramatta coach Brad Arthur states he is disappointed with today's result as the Eels become the first team to ever be unsuccessful...
Local Greek Drowns Out All The World Cup Hype With Four Hours On The Hose
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Spero Bartzis, a 62-year-old from Brisbane's West End, has spent the last 3 and half hours hosing down his concrete driveway.
The weathered grandfather of twenty-seven smiles as he blasts a high-powered garden hose onto his 'front lawn' - when asked why he dedicates so much time and water to this task, Mr Bartzis simply responds "It's Friday, moit"
Often...
Princess Mary Says The Real Victory Tonight Is The SBS’s Historic Defeat Of Optus
IMRAN GASHKORI | Sports | Contact
Princess Mary Of Denmark has told The Advocate that reporters from both Denmark and here in Australia have asked her where her allegiances were tonight.
Rather than divide the two nations, the Tasmanian has said the greatest victory has already been won.
"It was nice to see the Ansett of Australian telecoms, Optus, get some egg on...
Optus Also Forced To Share The Broadcast Rights For Late-Night Erotic Scandinavian Films
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An embattled Optus have had to concede defeat for a second time today, after they allowed public broadcaster SBS to continue broadcasting erotic late night Scandinavian films, in the wake of their technical issues
This comes as Optus have endured very public struggles to overcome the streaming problems that have beset its attempt to provide live 2018 FIFA world cup games...
Man Who Hasn’t Watched Soccer In 4 Years Unimpressed By Tunisian Right Back’s Performance Last Night
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A local Betoota man who hasn’t watched a game of soccer in 4 years was incredibly unimpressed with the shift put in by the Tunisian right back Yassine Meriah in last night’s Group G match between England and Tunisia.
Michael Potts, a 37 year old accountant from West Betoota, has reportedly never had any interest in soccer beyond watching...