The Next Big Thing - Michael Oldfield
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Ain't that the truth...No, Wolfman played with us in 2008 (and THAT GF), whereas Oldfield made his 1st grade debut with us in 2010.
Wolfman's nearly 32, whereas Oldfield is 27 so no lying on his part.
Sorry, to put it politely, your memory's had better days
Rusty Cage
Reserve Grader
Oldie ripped em a newie!!!
Peter C
Bencher
And he could also play the Tubular Bells pretty good as well
midsteyne
loyal forever
Sh#t defence
HoldenV8
Journey Man
That's been the saving grace for Manly this round. Doesn't-matta, the Dogs and Cows also lost.
I saw the highlights today and I agree the defence was inept but the pace was exceptional . After they missed they could not get any where near for a second attempt
HoldenV8
Journey Man
Addo-Carr at his fastest would have been hard pressed to catch him. He barely made ground on Holmes the other night in Origin so I doubt he would have got near Oldy.
Speed Thrills and Speed Kills !!!
Terry Zarsoff
First Grader
Not to mention Spanish guitar and introducing acoustic guitar.
HoldenV8
Journey Man
Speed doesn't kill, its the sudden stop
About 15 years ago I had an old XD Fairmont with a 302 V8 (auto trans) in it that I regularly got up over 180 on Adelaide's Southern Expressway and other country rounds just south of were I live. That speed didn't kill me, but a sudden stop probably would have.
Now that speed was a thrill
Being a Wog boy I was into the Valiant Chryslers and I must say The good old XD 302 was a good cruiser . My mate had one .Speed doesn't kill, its the sudden stop
About 15 years ago I had an old XD Fairmont with a 302 V8 (auto trans) in it that I regularly got up over 180 on Adelaide's Southern Expressway and other country rounds just south of were I live. That speed didn't kill me, but a sudden stop probably would have.
Now that speed was a thrill
Speed is a thrill . On the road and on the footy field
HoldenV8
Journey Man
Spot on feathered friend . The wogs could not afford a Mercedes so they bought ValiantsThe Greek Mercedes
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HoldenV8
Journey Man
Spot on feathered friend . The wogs could not afford a Mercedes so the bought Valiants
Or Monaro's
Mostly Valiants . We had a few traitors that jumped ship to General motorsOr Monaro's
Peter C
Bencher
I had a four door GTS HQ Monaro, mustard yellow with black GT striping, your typical wog car, I can say that because I am one. Bought for $4300, sold it two years later for $3700 to do the typical England working holiday.Or Monaro's
They sell for around $200,000 today , but the way I treated cars over the years, I really doubt whether it would've been in any sellable condition
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