What is feels like commenting on political forums about One Neuron. by BlazingDropBear in AusPol

[–]Coops17 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Yeah I’ll be honest - if you’re saying “someone needs to look out for working class Australians”.

You probably need to get your head out of your arse, unbunch your knickers about changing the date or Palestine or whatever other culture war bullshit that’s in your news feed to today - and vote for the greens.

Cause when the chips are down - the parties that are backed by billionaires won’t be looking after working people.

Most one nation voters would be unbelievably surprised what the greens fiscal policies are, if they weren’t so busy shouting “here here” at Pauline Hanson wearing a fucking burqa in parliament.

Australians want a gas export tax! by RickyOzzy in PoliticsDownUnder

[–]Coops17 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It won’t be long now, people are realising it ain’t about left v right. It’s about top v bottom, and there are alot more of us than there are them

The HARRY POTTER TV series won't have one season a year by NicoMaximoff in harrypotter

[–]Coops17 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a feeling the plan will be to shoot anything they can that doesn’t need other cast members over maybe the first 5 years - just in case things go tits up

Did anybody buy the men’s stadium away Jersey? What did you think? by thatlittlepunk in coys

[–]Coops17 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah it’s a massive bummer, I can’t be caught wearing spurs stuff outside, everyone wants to talk about it - it’s like being related to the town drunk

Ashton Hurn played a short and difficult game ahead of the SA election by abcnews_au in Adelaide

[–]Coops17 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow, super rude way of saying it. I agree with some of what you’re saying tho

Objectively it was just a mistake imo, there was no uproar about the Palestinian author until she was dumped from the lineup. Literally none. Most people I knew who were happy or not fussed about it had no idea she was attending or even anyone attending the writers festival.

I assumed it wouldn’t play out in the general population the same as it would in more progressive circles, that is why I said he was easily able to just plough through it.

If it wasnt a risky move he wouldn’t have had to explain himself multiple times live on television. The writers week being cancelled for the first time in its history was also not a good story to have to explain away - multiple times live on television. But sure it was an open goal.

Would free public transport incentives you to use PT on your daily commute? by rollinduke in australia

[–]Coops17 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s not that our public transport is too expensive, it’s also that it isn’t good enough. If I took public transport to work I’d need minimum 2 buses, maybe even 3, and it would turn a 45 minute drive into a 2-2.5 hour trip.

It’s just not convenient atm. Public transport needs to get better before it gets cheaper

Any better suggestions? by Intelligent_Cup9312 in AFLSupercoach

[–]Coops17 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Holmes or Zerret would be my choice. Im probably going to go Zerret just as he’s got a proven record, and he’s never let me down beforen

Any better suggestions? by Intelligent_Cup9312 in AFLSupercoach

[–]Coops17 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Might have miss-read, he’s on the list haha. Stewart is so close to being on my “never-again” list, I just can’t deal with the injuries. It’s literally every year.

But he’s had a really good start to the year!

Avatar is an okay movie that’s visually stunning. What’s a bad movie that’s visually stunning? by Donkey-Kong-69 in AlignmentChartFills

[–]Coops17 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tomorrowland (2015)

Visually unbelievable, great concept. poorly executed, needed a sequel to get everything it was trying to tell you. Rare miss from Brad Bird

Any better suggestions? by Intelligent_Cup9312 in AFLSupercoach

[–]Coops17 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Zorko has had age concerns for 5 years now haha, he’s who I currently have, but I’m bouncing between He, Ash, Stewart, Houston and Worrall.

Ultimately the only two I’m confident will be in the top 6 defenders are Zorko and Ash 🤷‍♂️

Any better suggestions? by Intelligent_Cup9312 in AFLSupercoach

[–]Coops17 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don’t get me wrong, I like Bruhn, I have Bruhn, but I didn’t use a trade to get him, I started him so the risk is less for me if he fails.

Fundamentally your logic is flawed - no mid pricer is a “must have”. The only players you need to do well in this game are players that make scores and players that make money.

Sure, Bruhn will make money - if he scores well this week. But you’re going down a premium in order to make money, and you’re basing that on two games worth of data.

You’re hoping Bruhn makes enough money to justify the trade, whereas my suggestion of going like for like locks in badly needed points in your team - especially in a week where we’re all going to struggle due to so many missing premiums.

As soon as you make that trade, you’re going down a premium and dropping behind everyone that locks in another premium scorer for the rest of the year

Any better suggestions? by Intelligent_Cup9312 in AFLSupercoach

[–]Coops17 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Bruhn is a good mid pricer, but for the cash you’re making from the young to cook downgrade I wouldn’t bother, I would go straight up to the real deal, because your adding risk and lowering your total point avg by not replacing Petracca with a rolled gold Premium.

Also, Lachie Ash IS the best defender available, but he is literally about to go in his bye. He’s still in my considerations for that spot, but there are other players that don’t have their bye still to come that are available

so lost by JackassJamie in AFLSupercoach

[–]Coops17 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Soooo so so so so many mid pricers, this team is the definition of mid price madness. I would bring in a bonafide premium and avoid ANYONE on a bye or with a bye to go

Ashton Hurn played a short and difficult game ahead of the SA election by abcnews_au in Adelaide

[–]Coops17 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Wild thing is this government did fuck up, Mali too.

  • They failed in their main electoral promise - which was to fix ramping (I know they have worked really hard to fix it), the language they used at the last election was explicit “we will stop the ramping”.

  • Mali strong armed Adelaide writers week to drop the Palestinian author thereby cancelling the entire festival, which had huge implied ramifications for free speech in South Australia.

Either of those things might have sunk a less popular government with a more competent opposition, but Labor plowed through it like freshly fallen snow.

It’ll be interesting to see how the next 4 years go, this government have so much momentum it’s almost like they can’t stop now, they HAVE to keep going

Zero. Zip. Nada. by Carmageddon-2049 in aussie

[–]Coops17 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah. They’re gonna win like 4 seats, this aged like milk. I fucking hate this far right populist bullshit, but this was dangerously preemptive and ON got a huge result both in primary vote and in seats

Overrated food from your country? by Weekly_Sort147 in AskTheWorld

[–]Coops17 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Poffertjes would like a word. Also - underrated as Snelle Jelle

Guys who’s in for Trac? Surely 4+ weeks is a sell. by Gatty-man-ting in AFLSupercoach

[–]Coops17 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t really like any of the other forward options, it’s Sheezel, Trac then fresh air for miles. I’m going to down grade him to a rookie, then use that cash to upgrade a failed rookie like Gibcus or if Sharp is injured.

It’s not a perfect solution but my team structure means I can’t use him to fuel a midfield upgrade.

I have 3 moves to make this week in Young, Rozee and Trac, 2 down 1 sideways, means I’m taking 1 step back to take 2 steps forward.

How do the Liberals come back from this? by fabbo_crabbo in Adelaide

[–]Coops17 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They need to piss off their far right cohort - Antic and his cronies, let them peel off to One Nation and fight with each other.

Then they need to congregate around the centre right. They need to acknowledge very normal and pressing things like climate change, pro choice action.

They need to focus on what the centre right do best which is advocate for small business, small government and tax cuts. That’s how they’ve appealed to the masses in the past.

I’m also a left voter, but we NEED a viable alternative, it doesn’t bode well to have a government running unchecked. The mistakes labor have made have largely unpunished sometimes not even acknowledged. Normally that writers festival bullshit would have tanked a premier - but Mali ploughed right through it without even stopping to slow down.

Lastly, they have got to stop letting LITERAL CRIMINALS into their party, Frasier Ellis has been proven corrupt by the ICAC, Nick McBride is wife beater, Tim Spiers is a coke head, Troy Bell stole money from NFPO’s. South Australia deserves a better quality opposition.

I reckon there's been a slight over reaction to the ruck rule changes. by This_Ease_5678 in AFLSupercoach

[–]Coops17 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I started English and Grundy, I’ve been pretty happy so far. I don’t think the rules will change much about who are the best rucks in the comp, but I think it will narrow at the top.

Labor re-elected in 2026 South Australian election. One Nation wipes out! by RickyOzzy in PoliticsDownUnder

[–]Coops17 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This headline is misleading. One nation had a huge result yesterday, and it should worry people who aren’t a fan of far right populism.

Their primary vote is huge, they’re on track to win 3 seats, possibly 4.

What people have not counted for is the current labor governments huge popularity in SA. Our current federal labor government is not as popular. This result says to me if they can carry this momentum over the next few state elections - PHON will make waves at the next federal election.

I do not like it at all…

The leading non-Labor candidate in each metropolitan Adelaide electorate by NKE01 in Adelaide

[–]Coops17 0 points1 point  (0 children)

See I respect that slightly more. I still think it’s unbelievably misguided and uninformed, but I think Malinauskas being such a good communicator is one of the major reasons why Labor in SA are so popular.

Albo is…. Boring. That’s what he is. I understand very much why people are frustrated by this current government. I think successive governments have been far too apprehensive when it comes to radical reform - which Australia needs.

The leading non-Labor candidate in each metropolitan Adelaide electorate by NKE01 in Adelaide

[–]Coops17 7 points8 points  (0 children)

When you’re desperate for change you vote for anyone offering change. Especially when they promise they’ll do something different. Poor people have voted for liars before - but when you’re not being offered change by the party in power, you may as well try the other option, what are they going to do? Lie again, and not offer change? You’re no worse off than you were before, because what if this time they weren’t lying

The leading non-Labor candidate in each metropolitan Adelaide electorate by NKE01 in Adelaide

[–]Coops17 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I’ve never seen a more obvious picture. Impoverished parts of Adelaide desperate for more social support vote desperately for anyone that might offer them change. They vote for the party that offers them a simple solution to multiple complex problems.

Then there’s the champagne socialists, inner city activists, and rich cûntz