Do you honestly think Dimma would say Scott was a twat in public?
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Making Their Mark (amazon doco) & One Night in Brisbane (fox/kayo)
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Do you honestly think Dimma would say Scott was a twat in public?
Cognilio's 3/4 time pep talk to his team against Essendon I think? Told them to imagine how good the bus ride home will be if they win. That really isn't what you want your team to be thinking about going into a tight last quarter. *smile* the bus ride, concentrate on the next kick.
No but If he thinks he is a twat he would have said nothing but he told the story unprompted. I heard it as genuine praise from Dimma
On HDMI cable, first check that you have a normal HDMI outlet on your laptop. If so grab a separate HDMI cable if you have one. I just went to Office Works and got one for $6, don't get sucked into buying $20 $30 $40 cables, the cheapies were right on the bottom shelf nearly out of sight, (just plain black cables no fancy packaging).
Then you just connect one end to laptop and other end to one of your a spare HDMI input on the back of your TV, they should be labelled HDM1, 2, 3 etc.
On your TV remote change your source to whatever HDMI source is hooked up to laptop.
Hit play on laptop and away you go.
There are probably easier ways, doing wirelessly or a lot of TV's you can download the Amazon app direct to your TV.
Me being a simple man and an older TV I just did as I explained above.
So much better watching on the Big screen.
PS. Not the worst thing in the world to be stuck with episode 7 on loop
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Thank you, thank you, thank you, between you and my nephew it's now all sorted and I'll be able to re-watch on the big screen.On HDMI cable, first check that you have a normal HDMI outlet on your laptop. If so grab a separate HDMI cable if you have one. I just went to Office Works and got one for $6, don't get sucked into buying $20 $30 $40 cables, the cheapies were right on the bottom shelf nearly out of sight, (just plain black cables no fancy packaging).
Then you just connect one end to laptop and other end to one of your a spare HDMI input on the back of your TV, they should be labelled HDM1, 2, 3 etc.
On your TV remote change your source to whatever HDMI source is hooked up to laptop.
Hit play on laptop and away you go.
There are probably easier ways, doing wirelessly or a lot of TV's you can download the Amazon app direct to your TV.
Me being a simple man and an older TV I just did as I explained above.
So much better watching on the Big screen.
PS. Not the worst thing in the world to be stuck with episode 7 on loop
Episode 7 is definitely a work of art.
Authenticity is a great way of putting it, Dimma ia absolutely more authentic than the other coaches.
The final 25 minutes of episode 7 in Making Their Mark is pretty special.
When Dusty kicked his 3rd and Benny Gale dropped his professional guard and stood up with the double fist pump and screamed "Yes! C'mon F'n Dusty, C'mon!" it make me laugh, it just shows how he is just as big a fan as all of us, so relatable...Then at the end when he is speaking, I assume, to his family, and he is shaking, hard not to get emotional watching moments like those.
When Dusty kicked his 3rd and Benny Gale dropped his professional guard and stood up with the double fist pump and screamed "Yes! C'mon F'n Dusty, C'mon!" it make me laugh, it just shows how he is just as big a fan as all of us, so relatable...Then at the end when he is speaking, I assume, to his family, and he is shaking, hard not to get emotional watching moments like those.
Mate his first choice was to bring out the sculpture but it was left back at the base as the bus didn't have room for both the sculpture and his hair products. To be fair he may end up a great captain but at this early stage of his tenure he isn't exuding the strong leadership you'd expect at the top level (through the lens of the doco). GWS has big balls putting a first year captain up for such a gig. The extra pressure of the doco is obvious; no wonder he struggled to find his own form. Really poor decision I wonder if he had a choice?
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I watched Part 7 again this morning still the same feelings i had when watched on Friday More Chills Chills Chills
Was a bit weird. Our guys could've been saying "It never gets old reaming these *smile*!" That would've been good footage
My daughter got used to swearing pretty early, some of her first words when I used to drive her to childcare were f***en d***head. Something about being trained to look a dozen cars ahead of me (used to drive trams, 40 tonnes, no steering, you look a long way ahead) means I see too much bad driving.
Now she is a teacher, always knew when to swear and when not to, who you can't swear in front of. It is a matter of what you find acceptable and teaching your children appropriate behaviour.
This is Australia, we swear a lot and a high pressure environment is going to make this more prevalent.
I have watched the first 2 episodes and it is very good. Geez Eddie Betts comes across as a really nice person. In the opening of the second episode one of his kids rolls a ball through the goals from outside the boundary, Carlton and Adelaide must be hoping they can get father-son picks from Eddie. Coniglio looks out of his depth, maybe he will get better over time. Looking forward to the rest of the series.
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That's probably the reason she went for the chippies. He obviously wasn't putting on much of a show.
Surprised she didn't get the phone out n start face timing or snap chatting a few friends.
