Jagga Smith tied for FIRST on score involvements across his first 20 AFL games

u/TrinAUS — 17 days ago

Expected more of a fight from us

This doesn't take much away from 7 in a row, and I really do feel like the umps were wearing brown and gold for the first half, but we're just not doing anything. Hawks are clearly better but our lack of fight and poor footy skills today says a lot.

Again, not going to be too hard since the team has a lot to work on under a new coach and we're coming off of a 7 game win streak.

Also, can we do something about Ollie Hollands? I feel bad for him but he's just not a good player at all, he struggles to achieve a single proper handball.

+ Hewett is gone, astronomically big loss for us

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u/TrinAUS — 1 month ago

What's your Realistic Score vs Preferred Score for today's game against Hawthorn?

Realistic: Blues 87 - Hawks 79

Preferred: Blues 100 - Hawks 64

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u/TrinAUS — 1 month ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 8.4k r/todayilearned

TIL that Australia's competition regulator (ACCC) sued VALVE, and as a result, Valve introduced the Steam Global Refund Policy that we know today.

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u/TrinAUS — 2 months ago

Why is Labor so united despite its internal left & right factions or is that just a myth?

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I have heard a lot of talk about Labor's left vs right factions. The tax reform bills passed with 90/90 Labor votes (not sure where the other 4 went), 3 independents & 1 greens member despite it being "extremely controversial". If these factions exist, what do they usually disagree on? Cultural/social issues or something else?

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u/TrinAUS — 2 months ago
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French man attempts to eat a croissant in Australia

u/TrinAUS — 3 months ago

Discovered in 2013, Australia could have up to 233 billion barrels of shale oil ($30 trillion USD if adjusted for inflation) locked deep underground, trapped in shale and mudstone. That's about how much oil Saudi Arabia has in reserves & is the size of Scotland. It's too unconventional to obtain.

u/TrinAUS — 3 months ago