Things that you rate!

[Brodlach]

This happened to me 18 months ago. A 40 degree day, grabbed a beer as I left work, sat at the lights and opened a beer and had a mouthful. Lights went green and turned the corner straight into a RBT. Was told by 2 officers that it was still legal to drink whilst driving but the older cop lectured me for a good 15 minutes in the dangers. Was my only drink.

Have not done it since.

[Corona Man]

All Australian music today on MMM.

[DOC]

It is actually raining here. Nice.

[amber_fluid]

It is actually raining here. Nice.

Couple of drops at Plympton but that’s all!
Nice and cool though but doubt it’ll stay like that.

[Corona Man]

Coffee and Cake in Briiiiiighton, no sign of Warnie.

[mighty_tiger_79]

Coffee and Cake in Briiiiiighton, no sign of Warnie.

What about Simone?
I think you will find Shane might be in Adelaide today CM.
When i see hom at the airport ill let him know you are keen to catch up.

[Wedgie]

I rate getting allowed to leave work today after 6 hours and enjoying coldies at my local now.

[DOC]

Our Deaf and Hard of Hearing Cricket team and the Intellectually Disabled both winning at the National Cricket Inclusion championships.

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[Brodlach]

I know quite a few of these blokes, thoroughly deserved. They practice so hard.

[DOC]

The South Australian Cricketers with an Intellectual Disability team won the grand final of the National Cricket Inclusion Championships on Friday in Geelong.

SA was steered to victory over a formerly undefeated Queensland side, by skipper Chris McQueen who smashed 83 runs off just 59 balls.
After a slow start for SA, with both openers falling for a duck, they made their way to a defendable total of 3/120 after 20 overs.

Luke Goodman then executed an inspired spell, claiming figures of 3/11, helping to dismiss Queensland for just 98 runs on the penultimate ball of their innings.

[DOC]

The South Australian Deaf and Hard of Hearing Team have won their division in the National Cricket Inclusion Championships on Friday in Geelong.

Taking on Victoria, who earlier in the week had bowled SA out for just 34, SA managed an amazing turnaround, beating their grand final opponent by six wickets.

Sending Victoria in to bat first, SA bowlers Gavin Connor (3/10) and Justin Millard (3/4) helped to bowl the Vics out for 109 on the final ball.

Starring in the chase for SA was Luke Trudgett with 44 off 29 balls, including nine boundaries, while Justin Millard (20 not out) and Connor (7 not out) steered their side to victory.

After winning the NCIC blind division last year, the SA Blind and Vision Impaired team missed out on a spot in the final this tournament, while the Cricketers with an Intellectual Disability team also won their division.

[DOC]

I know quite a few of these blokes, thoroughly deserved. They practice so hard.

Their joy is just great. Sport for what it is. Brilliant.

[RustyCage]

This Australian Open Women’s Final. Brilliant match so far

[bennymacca]

This Australian Open Women’s Final. Brilliant match so far

Yep cracking game. Some women’s games struggle to hold my interest but this one has been excellent

[mighty_tiger_79]

Halep choked

[bennymacca]

Halep choked

Were you actually watching?

They both played extremely well and Halep was affected by a leg injury too yet kept playing a very high level.

Great stuff though trying cut someone down the millisecond it’s over instead of saying how well wozniaki played

[Failed Creation]

I know quite a few of these blokes, thoroughly deserved. They practice so hard.

I know a few of these guys through footy, and they're ripping blokes. They deserve all the accolades they get.

[Wedgie]

Surprise $4 pints at my pub while they clean out the lines!

[Wedgie]

Free now!

[carey]

Free now!

I can be there in 15?