Reflector
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Reminds me of this rant about American Talk Shows:Once you have sold your soul to morning television it helps to be alcoholically inebriated to face the most basic tasks of the day.
Obviously the same at the Bulldogs.
Reminds me of this rant about American Talk Shows:Once you have sold your soul to morning television it helps to be alcoholically inebriated to face the most basic tasks of the day.
Obviously the same at the Bulldogs.
When he gets out of prison can he live in Nicho’s pool house?
It'll never catch on.I have come up with a revolutionary idea to stop people drinking and driving, it is a app on your phone that you press that hails a car for you and you pay a small fee for its use.
I propose to call it Uber or maybe Didi?
Might sound harsh, but frankly I hope he gets the support he needs in jail.A dumb act by Trindall. Glad the Sharks were quick to act (not that they would have had much choice eventually).
Without knowing context of any issues Trindall is going through, I hope he gets any support he needs. But just a really dumb and dangerous act.
Good idea, does it also deliver drugs when someone is on a bender.
Based on your usage, I don’t think you know what woke meansMight sound harsh, but frankly I hope he gets the support he needs in jail.
Chose to drive while suspended. Chose to drive at 2 and a half times the legal limit and with (allegedly) coke in his system. Lock the f@!#er up. And for the bleeding hearts out there; he did not make a mistake. He made a decision - a poor one yes, but still his choice. And (for the exceedingly woke) if he was too pissed to make a rational decision not to drive, too bad! He put himself in that position.
If he has mental issues that prevent him from making a rational judgement about this, then he needs to be controlled for the public safety.
I'll get down from my hobby horse now, but believe that I have good reason to feel this way.
Rudolph has pulled out of the 19See who pulls out of this weekends games with a phantom injury.
Look up the definition of woke, and then I'll let you read between the lines.Based on your usage, I don’t think you know what woke means

But that's not part of the NRL drug code conductHe was drinking with team mates celebrating the win, he wouldn't have been the only one on coke, if they tested the squad they would have got a few.![]()
Aside for your odd use of the word 'woke', I don't really have an issue with your opinion. I don't necessarily agree that it's the best path to prevent reoffending though. Evidence suggests it's likely going to increase the likelihood of it.Might sound harsh, but frankly I hope he gets the support he needs in jail.
Chose to drive while suspended. Chose to drive at 2 and a half times the legal limit and with (allegedly) coke in his system. Lock the f@!#er up. And for the bleeding hearts out there; he did not make a mistake. He made a decision - a poor one yes, but still his choice. And (for the exceedingly woke) if he was too pissed to make a rational decision not to drive, too bad! He put himself in that position.
If he has mental issues that prevent him from making a rational judgement about this, then he needs to be controlled for the public safety.
I'll get down from my hobby horse now, but believe that I have good reason to feel this way.
Media reports suspended licenceAside for your odd use of the word 'woke', I don't really have an issue with your opinion. I don't necessarily agree that it's the best path to prevent reoffending though. Evidence suggests it's likely going to increase the likelihood of it.
However, I think we need to clarify that according to reports he was driving on an expired license, not a suspended one. There is a difference.
