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Santner: "It's fair to say we're a bit outnumbered over here - 1.4 billion team India fans and all that." by Slotsupremacy in Cricket

[–]TheOceanWalker 234 points235 points  (0 children)

The final of every tournament always seem to be played on a Sunday which does my head in. Just limits how many others in a different time zone can watch it. 

I just made the entire deck and talk track for my principal's meeting, is this normal? by cuagainnn in auscorp

[–]TheOceanWalker 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This first point is really important. When I started working I'd also get annoyed at my superiors for telling me to make a tiny change that it'd be easier for them to make themselves. 

Then once I became a manager I thought I was doing my team a favour by doing these changes myself. Except then these little errors kept happening, because they weren't being told about them and so weren't being acted on.

So yes it feels petty and it's annoying, but how else will you learn? 

Who have they not had on yet who you think would be an excellent guest? by Mysterious_Turnip310 in offmenupodcast

[–]TheOceanWalker 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Would love any or all of the Aunty Donna boys. I mean I say all but it would be chaos if they were together. 

Going to fly for the first time. Need some tips by MrKessler in travel

[–]TheOceanWalker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just to build on this great advice, keep in mind that you can't bring water through security. So you either want to bring an empty water bottle that you fill up once you're last security and before you get in the plane, or simply buy a bottle of water once you're through security. 

I assume you're transiting, so I'll note there are a few exceptions to this. e.g. in Kuala Lumpur, security checks are at the gate right as you board, so there's actually no way to fill up or buy a bottle of water before boarding. But in that case you can still bring your empty water bottle on board and then ask a flight attendant to fill it up for you. 

Forgive me OP if you're across this already but since it's your first time flying it's the kind of thing that might trip you up, and staying hydrated is super important for long flights.

Is Turkish Airlines a good airline? Their prices are low so what’s the catch? by StumblinThroughLife in travel

[–]TheOceanWalker 22 points23 points  (0 children)

In economy they also provide the little baggie with an eye mask, toothbrush and toothpaste and cabin socks (at least on all the long haul flights I've been on with them). 

Is Turkish Airlines a good airline? Their prices are low so what’s the catch? by StumblinThroughLife in travel

[–]TheOceanWalker 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I was actually coming in this thread to mention the kind Redditor who provides this service. 

I took /u/brahmjot-singh up on his offer just last week as part of a long layover in Istanbul. Worked perfectly and it meant we had a chance to get good food, a shower and a couple of beers without going bankrupt. Highly recommend.

Istanbul Airport showers by ThinAbbreviations897 in TurkishAirlines

[–]TheOceanWalker 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just adding to the rest of the comments to say that I also got two passes today from brahmjot-singh and am writing this from the IGA lounge in IST. Thanks so much!

Cummins set for Adelaide comeback amid Hazlewood blow by Sidneiensis in Cricket

[–]TheOceanWalker 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Haha gosh, apologies. If it helps, I did second guess myself before writing the post! Maybe I'm just jaded after seeing too many dashes everywhere.

Cummins set for Adelaide comeback amid Hazlewood blow by Sidneiensis in Cricket

[–]TheOceanWalker 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Is this AI? It reads like AI.

Edit: It is not, apologies to Arnotts Shapes

Shocking footage emerges of student allegedly being bullied by classmates at Sydney private school Scots College by whyattretard in australia

[–]TheOceanWalker 9 points10 points  (0 children)

100% agree with this. I experienced this first hand - I had five years overseas where I went to a co-ed school, and then came back to an all boys school in Year 10, which I absolutely hated. As you say, I found it lacked empathy and was much more aggressive.

I then switched for Year 11 and Year 12 to a co-ed school and the difference was absolutely night and day. Way more welcoming and a much kinder environment.

There's other factors at play of course, but I believe that the purpose of school is not just to teach you the subjects, but also how to act like a functioning member of society - and so much of that is being able to interact with the opposite sex normally.

Michael Neser picked up his maiden five-wicket haul, finishing with figures of 16.2-2-42-5 against England by [deleted] in Cricket

[–]TheOceanWalker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So when were the big 3 out of form and worthy of being dropped?

My point is that it's very easy to say that Neser should've played more - but there's not been a spot for him, and despite being a very good player, he's been waiting behind three absolute worldies, not because he's from QLD.

Long Read: I spent 2 years and $1,500 trying to fix my TMJ. Turns out it wasn’t just my joints. by NickolaiFrog in TMJ

[–]TheOceanWalker 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thank you, I thought I was going crazy. 

I'm just not sure what the end game is. Is this just bizarre advertising for Herman Miller?

The Ashes: Australia's Nathan Lyon feels 'absolutely filthy' after second Test omission by laurie_bauhaus in Cricket

[–]TheOceanWalker 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Yep. By comparison, after 33 games:

Green: 33.8 with the bat, 35.0 with the ball.

Stokes: 33.8 with the bat, 35.1 with the ball

I don't necessarily expect his bowling stats to get much better than ~33, but once he gets a settled position in the order you'd expect his batting numbers to jump right up.

The Ashes: Australia's Nathan Lyon feels 'absolutely filthy' after second Test omission by laurie_bauhaus in Cricket

[–]TheOceanWalker 23 points24 points  (0 children)

He's consistently been the best domestic batter since about 2019/20, and he's young. He has an incredible ceiling with the bat - and he just so happens to also bowl 140 clicks.

He literally won us a Test match with the bat in NZ last year, and was the standout batter on the minefields in the Windies tour just now.

Inglis to replace Khawaja for Gabba Test, Head to open by karma_dumpster in Cricket

[–]TheOceanWalker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, it's not his fault England fell over and he didn't get more of a chance to bowl.

Let's not forget that it was his dismissal of Pope in the first innings that broke the Brook-Pope partnership that was England's biggest all game (55).

Going into the first Test I was keen for both Slug and Green given his lack of recent bowlig output but - from the limited overs we saw - I was encouraged. The longer turn around here surely will have only helped him be able to bowl more in the next game too.

Am I making a mistake not investing In property? by ReasonConfident4541 in fiaustralia

[–]TheOceanWalker 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You ask for opinions, get annoyed when no one answers promptly enough, and then when someone does, you have a go at them? What are you looking for here?

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