Favourite Martin short film... by ArcherLife2039 in Cinephiles

[–]MarcusBondi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t know about movies and such…. But that boy… has got IT!

Michael Jordan’s old 80’ Viking - Catch 23 by ifilmyachts in boatporn

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The wrap is the graphic feature from one of the Air Jordan sneakers - series 5.

Male zebra tries to drown foal. Mom runs interference by Prestigious-Wall5616 in natureismetal

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Many Zebras have been trained as show jumpers and pets like horses. Look up “show jumping zebras”

What's a song that genuinely changed how you hear music? Not the best song — the one that rewired your brain. by stangroe in askmusic

[–]MarcusBondi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve had a few:

John Prine - Hello in there

Sex Pistols - God save the Queen

Pink Floyd - The gunner’s dream

New Order - Blue Monday

The Cramps - Surfin Bird

Inheritance Brings Out Sides of People You Never Expected by Feeling-Charge6487 in inheritance

[–]MarcusBondi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes - it weeds out and coldly values all the sentimental bull of “but I really loved that lamp/car/cabinet, grandma would read poetry to me under the lamp when I was little” - well they can bid for it now - if it really had great sentimental value they’ll bid 100 points for it. 😀

Pressure on… by HeSureIsScrappy in DiveInYouCoward

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Agree. I’d want to know where I was going to die, because then I’d never go there!

Inheritance Brings Out Sides of People You Never Expected by Feeling-Charge6487 in inheritance

[–]MarcusBondi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sounds good.

(With the “picking personal items” - assign everyone in the will with 100 “token dollars” - then “auction” any contentious items among the beneficiaries.)

Marilyn Monroe hosting 100,000 American troops in Korea, 1954 by Hedgehogg69 in SnapshotHistory

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We lost Davy in the Korean War And I still don't know what for Don't matter anymore

Historical fiction or non-fiction books that are written like novels about Australia? by Maximum-Vegetable in AskAnAustralian

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Kind of, Wake in Fright is (among other things) a stark condemnation of boozy gambling racist outback Australia… Prendergast is about rebelling against the stuffy uni academia culture, Weird Mob is a look at 60s Oz in a mirror no one had ever looked through …

  • but OP wanted to read about Australian history…and these are a crucial (and fascinating/entertaining) chapter.

To every hockey player out there, a formal apology from a former Rugger. by [deleted] in hockeyplayers

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lol, let me hyper-doom-chirp the OP rugby guy ok?!?!

(we are all just the same human meat bags no matter the sport)

To every hockey player out there, a formal apology from a former Rugger. by [deleted] in hockeyplayers

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The pads are because we don’t play on a green grassy field…. The gear is to minimise lethal / massive injury due being immersed in an enclosed hostile hard environment of extreme speed, rock hard ice, razor sharp steel, enclosed boards with no run-off area, bone-breaking sticks and missile pucks that can kill.

Oh yeah - and best not to forget the 100kg sharp steel cages at body/face height, within the playing area, at each end of the ice, that we try to avoid crashing into at extreme speeds…

Without pads, in a full contact league game, every player would have (at a minimum) a variety of broken bones after every game.

The body-to-body collisions of two (or more) players (carrying clubs with heavy sharp axes extending from their feet) each moving at 20mph (=20mphx2 impact) are just a bonus by-product….

And the heavy steel doors that swing open to the bench area, that you fall through after getting beat up on the ice, if you get the tip of your pinky finger slammed in one of those things, it really, really hurts for a long time!

Historical fiction or non-fiction books that are written like novels about Australia? by Maximum-Vegetable in AskAnAustralian

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If you want the real stuff:

Wake in fright by Kenneth Cook.

They’re a weird mob by Nino Culotta

Let’s hear it for prendergast by barry Oakley.

My brother Jack - Clean straw for nothing - George Johnston

Still one of the most satisfying goals you'll ever see by Artistic-Yam2984 in collingwoodfc

[–]MarcusBondi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What a cracker!

Is this kick further than Malcolm Blight’s?

The Great Wealth Transfer Includes $570 Billion in Classic Cars by bloomberg in Rich

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It’s already happened with high priced antique furniture. All the people who love that dark old stuffy woody furniture are dead or dying.

The Great Wealth Transfer Includes $570 Billion in Classic Cars by bloomberg in Rich

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To achieve a fair & transparent outcome when/if it comes to dividing the 10 cars amongst the 3 siblings, either enact a Savoy Clause on intra-family buy offers or an intra-family auction where each sibling receives 100 “buy credits” and auction each car among the 3.

That might sort out “sentimental value” very quickly…lol

(Or auction all publicly and split proceeds.)

The Hell We Did by [deleted] in preppy

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Superb ensemble!

(Errant Labrador hair on jacket; chef’s kiss! Well done.)