Paul Kent in trouble again

[JenEagle]

It’s all over for Kenty. He eill
Never be hired in the media again. Like Josh Massoud he will end up in another profession.

 

[BOZO]

Apparently this guy Livius was.
Ron Weasley got a gig too I think.

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This guy was not a Great Manly Premiership Winner

 

[Eagle 1]

It’s all over for Kenty. He eill
Never be hired in the media again. Like Josh Massoud he will end up in another profession.

Wonder if he's still got his job at the funeral home, it's the sort of job you take for self reflection.

 

[BOZO]

It’s all over for Kenty. He eill
Never be hired in the media again. Like Josh Massoud he will end up in another profession.

It is never over when we fall and we get up and go again
The book of life is written in many chapters
When one chapter ends we write a new one and that new one does not necessary have to be in the same story line (profession)

 

[BOZO]

Wonder if he's still got his job at the funeral home, it's the sort of job you take for self reflection.

To spend every day going to a burial seeing coffins go down a dirt hole and watching heart broken people cry their hearts out
Some one has to do this job and it is great how they can cope with it
I could not do it

 

[manly al]

Feel a bit sorry for Kenty , well mainly in regard to losing his media participation and role indefinitely .
Again may have had some annoying tendencies at times but was a pretty dedicated and largely professional sports jurno .
Anyway it is what it is and hopefully he can receive the appropriate level of support and assistance to get on with his life and for some normality

 

[Eagle 1]

To spend every day going to a burial seeing coffins go down a dirt hole and watching heart broken people cry their hearts out
Some one has to do this job and it is great how they can cope with it
I could not do it

They've probably done so many now, that the emotion has been taken out of the job somewhat.

 

[Frogz]

To spend every day going to a burial seeing coffins go down a dirt hole and watching heart broken people cry their hearts out
Some one has to do this job and it is great how they can cope with it
I could not do it

Ironically, it is an industry that has its fair share of heavy drinkers.
As for feeling sorry for Kent, no f#cking way. His bullsh1t way of rubbish, lying journalism, fuelled with personal damaging attacks has finally turned on him. Karma is a bitch Kent.

 

[Sea Eagle 4 Life]

Back to the real world Kenty:

 

[mave]

Ironically, it is an industry that has its fair share of heavy drinkers.
As for feeling sorry for Kent, no f#cking way. His bullsh1t way of rubbish, lying journalism, fuelled with personal damaging attacks has finally turned on him. Karma is a bitch Kent.

Tend to agree.

It's a little hard to feel sorry for a bloke who has literally built a career ****ting on the game he supposedly loves.

 

[Waz13]

To spend every day going to a burial seeing coffins go down a dirt hole and watching heart broken people cry their hearts out
Some one has to do this job and it is great how they can cope with it
I could not do it

My father was a funeral director most his life 40 odd years. It’s a tough gig. He struggled badly with child deaths often finding solace in the drink to manage emotionally - which wasn’t healthy.

Funny story tho at my brothers wedding 10yrs back I needed to tie an elaborate tie knot and was royally stuffing it up. The old man calls me over giving me a look like I was an idiot before flipping a few twirls and nailing this knot. I said to him gee dad where you learn that one. He said “son I’ve been dressing the dead for 30 plus years, I know every tie knot there is”. Still have a chuckle at that one.

 

[Go manly]

Tend to agree.

It's a little hard to feel sorry for a bloke who has literally built a career ****ting on the game he supposedly loves.

I am a celebrant and conduct funerals for the needy and close friends

I have facilitated over 50 in my time and is one of my favourite past times

Never felt the need to hit the drink due to burden
For me it has always been the opposite and get a kick out of telling someone’s story and leaving a legacy of memories for family and friends

Go manly

 

[wombatgc]

My father was a funeral director most his life 40 odd years. It’s a tough gig. He struggled badly with child deaths often finding solace in the drink to manage emotionally - which wasn’t healthy.

Funny story tho at my brothers wedding 10yrs back I needed to tie an elaborate tie knot and was royally stuffing it up. The old man calls me over giving me a look like I was an idiot before flipping a few twirls and nailing this knot. I said to him gee dad where you learn that one. He said “son I’ve been dressing the dead for 30 plus years, I know every tie knot there is”. Still have a chuckle at that one.

40+ years. That has to take a toll.
Every time I’ve attended a funeral, I was always amazed at how professional and dedicated
the funeral directors/employees were.

 

[bob dylan]

My father was a funeral director most his life 40 odd years. It’s a tough gig. He struggled badly with child deaths often finding solace in the drink to manage emotionally - which wasn’t healthy.

Funny story tho at my brothers wedding 10yrs back I needed to tie an elaborate tie knot and was royally stuffing it up. The old man calls me over giving me a look like I was an idiot before flipping a few twirls and nailing this knot. I said to him gee dad where you learn that one. He said “son I’ve been dressing the dead for 30 plus years, I know every tie knot there is”. Still have a chuckle at that one.

I live in small town, Junee (Laurie Daley and Ray Warrens hometown if you didnt know).

Anyway for many years the local funeral director here also had the only taxis licences in the pre uber days.

His unofficial joint business motto was "we will pick you up dead or alive"

 

[Sheikheagle]

I live in small town, Junee (Laurie Daley and Ray Warrens hometown if you didnt know).

Anyway for many years the local funeral director here also had the only taxis licences in the pre uber days.

His unofficial joint business motto was "we will pick you up dead or alive"

Brilliant 😀

 

[Waz13]

I live in small town, Junee (Laurie Daley and Ray Warrens hometown if you didnt know).

Anyway for many years the local funeral director here also had the only taxis licences in the pre uber days.

His unofficial joint business motto was "we will pick you up dead or alive"

Classic Bob. Yeah you need a sense of humour in that gig.

 

[Frogz]

I live in small town, Junee (Laurie Daley and Ray Warrens hometown if you didnt know).

Anyway for many years the local funeral director here also had the only taxis licences in the pre uber days.

His unofficial joint business motto was "we will pick you up dead or alive"

Wouldn't know if you were coming or going!!!! 🙂 🙂

 

[bob dylan]

Wouldn't know if you were coming or going!!!! 🙂 🙂

Your destination could well be your final destination.

 

[Ron E. Gibbs]

I live in small town, Junee (Laurie Daley and Ray Warrens hometown if you didnt know).

Anyway for many years the local funeral director here also had the only taxis licences in the pre uber days.

His unofficial joint business motto was "we will pick you up dead or alive"

Put baby capsules in those taxis and he'd have you covered from cradle to the grave…

 

[The '47ers]

Paul Kent targets News Corp over dismissal after street brawl

The former rugby league personality will take on the media giant in his latest legal drama.

www.smh.com.au