bonehead wrote:she's huge, has had hit after hit after hit, suck it up Dubs
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Hahaha I was about to say the same thing. She’s extremely talented, she writes all her own music and she knocks out albums at an absolute rate of knots.
She’s not really my thing, but I can see why she’s insanely popular.
The fact she drives a bunch of old white fuddy duddies mad is just the icing on the cake.
bonehead wrote:she's huge, has had hit after hit after hit, suck it up Dubs
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Hahaha I was about to say the same thing. She’s extremely talented, she writes all her own music and she knocks out albums at an absolute rate of knots.
She’s not really my thing, but I can see why she’s insanely popular.
The fact she drives a bunch of old white fuddy duddies mad is just the icing on the cake.
Tute on, Taylor… tute on!
Not you old white dude obviously.
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She doesn't bother me, I think she's supremely talented.
Like I said, her music isn't really my cup of tea, but she doesn't make me irrationally mad or "sick of hearing about her!"
-PJ- wrote:No doubting the talent, she’s a megastar.
But I don’t need to hear she was patting a stray dog while taking a walk in Geelong.
Sounds like it’s the media you should be hating on not her. The standard of journalism is pathetic. Her on the other hand, she is killing it. I can’t not think of an artist in my lifetime that has generated the interest she has.
-PJ- wrote:No doubting the talent, she’s a megastar.
But I don’t need to hear she was patting a stray dog while taking a walk in Geelong.
Sounds like it’s the media you should be hating on not her. The standard of journalism is pathetic. Her on the other hand, she is killing it. I can’t not think of an artist in my lifetime that has generated the interest she has.
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I don’t hate TS.
Taylor and Trav wore matching sneakers at Taronga Zoo..that sells papers.
3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment..Old Faithful
#emptythetank
-PJ- wrote:No doubting the talent, she’s a megastar.
But I don’t need to hear she was patting a stray dog while taking a walk in Geelong.
Sounds like it’s the media you should be hating on not her. The standard of journalism is pathetic. Her on the other hand, she is killing it. I can’t not think of an artist in my lifetime that has generated the interest she has.
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Selling out the MCG is massive. She'd probably sell out a second show too. I can't think of many other artists that could... maybe Bruno Mars or a few of those old rockers like ACDC or the Stones?
Not sure where to post this, but today marks 7 years since my mum passed away. She was 59, and succumbed to lung cancer.
My brother and I miss her very much.
I don't always get along with you all, but if I can plead with you to really love on your mates and family every day, please do so.
Petty differences over player selections, political parties and the other stuff can be challenging, but at times I'm reminded that all that is superfluous to what really matters in life.
So it's with a sombre drink, tilt to the sky and a thank you mum, I reflect on her and the love I've missed ever since.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias where individuals with low ability in a specific area grossly overestimate their competence. This often occurs because they lack the knowledge or skills to accurately assess their own abilities, leading to a false sense of confidence.
-PJ- wrote:No doubting the talent, she’s a megastar.
But I don’t need to hear she was patting a stray dog while taking a walk in Geelong.
Sounds like it’s the media you should be hating on not her. The standard of journalism is pathetic. Her on the other hand, she is killing it. I can’t not think of an artist in my lifetime that has generated the interest she has.
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I can't think of a moment in my lifetime when I am surrounded by more brain-dead halfwits.
dubby wrote:Not sure where to post this, but today marks 7 years since my mum passed away. She was 59, and succumbed to lung cancer.
My brother and I miss her very much.
I don't always get along with you all, but if I can plead with you to really love on your mates and family every day, please do so.
Petty differences over player selections, political parties and the other stuff can be challenging, but at times I'm reminded that all that is superfluous to what really matters in life.
So it's with a sombre drink, tilt to the sky and a thank you mum, I reflect on her and the love I've missed ever since.
dubby wrote:Not sure where to post this, but today marks 7 years since my mum passed away. She was 59, and succumbed to lung cancer.
My brother and I miss her very much.
I don't always get along with you all, but if I can plead with you to really love on your mates and family every day, please do so.
Petty differences over player selections, political parties and the other stuff can be challenging, but at times I'm reminded that all that is superfluous to what really matters in life.
So it's with a sombre drink, tilt to the sky and a thank you mum, I reflect on her and the love I've missed ever since.
Nice words Dubs.
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Thanks mate.
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The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias where individuals with low ability in a specific area grossly overestimate their competence. This often occurs because they lack the knowledge or skills to accurately assess their own abilities, leading to a false sense of confidence.
-PJ- wrote:No doubting the talent, she’s a megastar.
But I don’t need to hear she was patting a stray dog while taking a walk in Geelong.
Sounds like it’s the media you should be hating on not her. The standard of journalism is pathetic. Her on the other hand, she is killing it. I can’t not think of an artist in my lifetime that has generated the interest she has.
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The media are infatuated with her.
But I'm old enough to remember when Madonna held the same interest.
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The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias where individuals with low ability in a specific area grossly overestimate their competence. This often occurs because they lack the knowledge or skills to accurately assess their own abilities, leading to a false sense of confidence.
dubby wrote:Not sure where to post this, but today marks 7 years since my mum passed away. She was 59, and succumbed to lung cancer.
My brother and I miss her very much.
I don't always get along with you all, but if I can plead with you to really love on your mates and family every day, please do so.
Petty differences over player selections, political parties and the other stuff can be challenging, but at times I'm reminded that all that is superfluous to what really matters in life.
So it's with a sombre drink, tilt to the sky and a thank you mum, I reflect on her and the love I've missed ever since.
bit of love your way old fella.
I was unlucky to lose all my grandparents when I was young but blessed to still have fit healthy parents and inlaws.
Thanks, boney. I was not in a good way yday, but I'm feeling a little better today.
My in-laws are lovely people, but they had some health issues recently. Father in law had his prostate removed and had a mini stroke the day after which sent panic thru the family. Ma in law had a hysterectomy and then cataract removed, and on top of all that we're purchasing a house which has been stressful.
Can't wait to watch the Raiders to help reduce the stress, hey?
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The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias where individuals with low ability in a specific area grossly overestimate their competence. This often occurs because they lack the knowledge or skills to accurately assess their own abilities, leading to a false sense of confidence.
30km on the pushy, a couple of vodkas by the weber and admire my buffalo fighting off the African black beetle whilst the footy is on the phone, my daughter chilling with a book next to me, not the worst Sunday.
Silverside in the slow cooker, Hasselbeck potatoes, a spirited raiders performance and a about 3 vodkas with lemon
The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias where individuals with low ability in a specific area grossly overestimate their competence. This often occurs because they lack the knowledge or skills to accurately assess their own abilities, leading to a false sense of confidence.
Silverside in the slow cooker, Hasselbeck potatoes, a spirited raiders performance and a about 3 vodkas with lemon
The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias where individuals with low ability in a specific area grossly overestimate their competence. This often occurs because they lack the knowledge or skills to accurately assess their own abilities, leading to a false sense of confidence.
Yeah mine was productive. Started decorating Fui Bub’s room. We’re getting an outdoor kitchen built as our last big pre-Bub splurge, so moved the old BBQ out of the way in prep.
Have stopped drinking while Mrs Fui can’t, so it wrapped up with a Ginger Beer in the backyard.
Feel free to call me RickyRicky StickStick if you like. I will also accept Super Fui, King Brad, Kid Dynamite, Chocolate-Thunda... or Brad.
There is a lot of objectionable **** you've posted dubs... silverside in the slow cooker being a positive might be the worst... good grief!
My old man loved silverside and i **** hate it... it's the worst meat in the world. I had to eat way too much of that **** as a kid.
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There is a lot of objectionable **** you've posted dubs... silverside in the slow cooker being a positive might be the worst... good grief!
My old man loved silverside and i **** hate it... it's the worst meat in the world. I had to eat way too much of that **** as a kid.
It was delicious!
My grandfather used to cook a great lambs fry back in the day.
Personally i can't stand lamb. Lived off lamb chops for 6 years at boarding school, and the smell of them make me gag
The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias where individuals with low ability in a specific area grossly overestimate their competence. This often occurs because they lack the knowledge or skills to accurately assess their own abilities, leading to a false sense of confidence.
