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"We have so many second rowers, Warbrick is one head knock away from retirement. We would take Steph or Coates but melbourne are not giving them up. More likely to come down to if Ryles thinks Howarth is a fair value replacement and then Howarth has…"
"And a micro pig."
"Would take any of them. Or as the girl said in the Old El Paso ad "Why not both?" Or change it to "Why not all?"
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Of course, and they have every right to, offer us fringe nobodies for an International Winger. I mean they are…"
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Of course, and they have every right to, offer us fringe nobodies for an International Winger. I mean they are…"
"The pressure is on Lomax. He is unemployed and has a McMansion to keep up payments on.
Without a Wallabies top up the average value of a Super Rugby Australian player contract is estimated to be around $100,000 to $150,000 AUD per year. The minimum…"
Without a Wallabies top up the average value of a Super Rugby Australian player contract is estimated to be around $100,000 to $150,000 AUD per year. The minimum…"
"Totally worth it! "
"but PROVEN PREDICTIONS!!!!FANTASY HELP!!!!"
"Ok to even up the ledger, how about we take Howarth, and the Storm also take Matterson for this season? That gets rid of Matto a season early."
"100% like for like is coates. Coates or nobody. "
"For the totally reasonable price of 60 bux you can find out! "
"Maybe he meant to put CM instead cam munster lol"
"Maybe he meant to put CM instead cam munster lol"
"Utoikumanu is not coming here. They won't let him go unless it means they get Tino, but I think they want both.
Coates and Howarth are doable IMO."
Coates and Howarth are doable IMO."
"Howarth and Stefano aren't origin and Australian players.
They are also forwards which we don't need. We need some quality in the backline.
The only swap we should be considering is Coates and that ain't happening so Lomax and the Storm can fuck…"
They are also forwards which we don't need. We need some quality in the backline.
The only swap we should be considering is Coates and that ain't happening so Lomax and the Storm can fuck…"
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Thanks for posting Brett. Very informative. I've been swayed on this issue on a daily basis and there's more intelligent and qualified people than I who will determine his fate, but it's great to read an article that expresses an alternative to the standard mantra that dominates the media.
The interesting thing is that at no point does the writer take a side on Izzy's statements. You're left actually wondering what her views are. Should always be that way with journalists. There are a couple of supposed journos on this site that could learn from that.
Yes, it gets us to question society and it's behaviour in the whole issue. Which is a very pertinent point, if this had of occurred in the 70's or 80's it would have barely caused a ripple, is that good or bad who knows.
She does take a side she says she doesn’t agree with the statements. Then she says he is free to make them. Which he is. But his employer is also free to sack him for making them. Which they have.
You aren’t just free to sack employees at will for posting a quote from the Bible . It’s about time employers got a reality check when it comes to social media . I hope Falou bankrupts the ARU and sets a precedent.
So - are gay folk going to hell or not?
Are there gay people in Heaven?
Im very confused with the whole thing.
This is something that depends on which version of the bible you are reading. Most just state that these people cannot enter the Kingdom of God (ie whilst they are sinning). It doesn't say anything about going to Hell, and that would require a total rejection of God.
Again, going to Hell isn’t God rejecting Man, it’s Man rejecting God.
Essentially Hell is eternity separated from God.
And If Man and everything were created in God's image, it's also Man rejecting both Man's and reality's essential nature.
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