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Ran into an AFLW player today

Asked about Rance

She mentioned he comes to the club 2-3 times a week

Looks in ripping shape (no surprise)

Asked her does she think he will come back - " Yeah i think he will "
 
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tommystigers said:
Fair dinkum Zips. Has PRE ever had a punter to surpass you that can dig up graves and split open coffins seeking ammunition for a thread?
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Taking the zipper far to seriously tt. He spends most of his time just dribblin *smile* n being annoying for the fun of it. Gotta keep half an eye on him though, he occasionally sneaks a little pearl of wisdom in under the dross.
 
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Jack Ross's body is indistinguishable from last year, a little birdie inside the club reckons he is going to be a star :clap2
 
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caesar said:
Jack Ross's body is indistinguishable from last year, a little birdie inside the club reckons he is going to be a star :clap2
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My son is at the same school Jack went to. Can you tell you he is/was revered at Caulfield Grammar for his footy exploits. No one at CGS football is surprised with how well he is going.
 
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Mr Brightside said:
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Looking a treat 2 weeks out , norm minna oval
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Should mention that with all the rain we had through spring (Sept - mid Dec), the grass went green but turned yellow quickly after a few dry days. However, now we're in summer, just about every grass land I see now has become a luscious green (as the Wang oval above) ever since that day we copped the torrential rain with the orange dust. The dust must've done something good to the soil.
 
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TigerForce said:
Should mention that with all the rain we had through spring (Sept - mid Dec), the grass went green but turned yellow quickly after a few dry days. However, now we're in summer, just about every grass land I see now has become a luscious green (as the Wang oval above) ever since that day we copped the torrential rain with the orange dust. The dust must've done something good to the soil.
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The dust in dust storms is usually some else's top soil
 
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Stylo said:
you know it's peak off-season when lawn chat begins
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Geez I'm preparing my yard to lay some turf and the neighbours weed grass has taken over the past couple of weeks.
 
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TigerForce said:
Should mention that with all the rain we had through spring (Sept - mid Dec), the grass went green but turned yellow quickly after a few dry days. However, now we're in summer, just about every grass land I see now has become a luscious green (as the Wang oval above) ever since that day we copped the torrential rain with the orange dust. The dust must've done something good to the soil.
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Yea well my golf course is all of a sudden looking more like Augusta so I’d have to agree
 
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