Backwards Hat A Firm Indication Local Man Reckons He Must Be Pretty Good At Touch Footy
WENDELL HUSSEY | Cadet | Contact
It has been confirmed today that Phil Thomas reckons he is pretty fucking good at touch footy.
“Yeah I go alright champ,” he told The Advocate.
The local accountant in The French Quarter laces on the boots every Monday night to light up his social mixed touch comp.
The ex-Dolphins reserve grade winger rates himself as a speedster, a bit...
Man With Flat Phone Lies And Says He’ll Transfer Money For The Uber
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As the night was coming to a close at the Dolphins Leagues Club in South Betoota, two toey humans decided the night wasn't over for them - they had to keep drinking.
As the popular nightspot is quite isolated, Larry Pidgeon and Brett Frog decided to call an Uber.
Except Larry, a 24-year-old local diesel fitter,...
Female Law Grad Applies For Capsicum Spray Permit Ahead Of Work Christmas Party
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Sarah Harris likes to let her hair down. She likes to enjoy a drink. She likes to have a good time. She likes it when work picks up the bill, to thank her for working 10-12 hour days all year for the firm.
However, more than all of these things - Sarah likes to feel safe. So ahead...
Terribly-Wrapped Present Obviously From Fuck-Up Of A Brother
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When John Wilmott was 14, his older brother Mark was sent home from school for the last time.
He was only months away from sitting his final high school exams when he was caught smoking and drinking alone on school grounds.
Rather than provide counselling or even a swift, over-the-top punishment regime, his boarding school came...
Student Household Unveils Pathetic Christmas Tree
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Though money is tight and festive cheer is at an all-time low, a troupe of local students have attempted to bring joy into their filthy home by erecting a humble Christmas tree.
But one man's humble is another man's pathetic.
Speaking to The Advocate this morning, Macy Peterson, a second-year graphic design student at South Betoota...
Red P-Plates On VW Golf A Fairly Good Indication Dad’s Making Bank
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A link between the Volkswagen Golf and young women from affluent households has been discovered in a recent report published by theHousehold Wealth Index (HWI).
Parts of the study suggests most Volkswagen Golfs adorned with red P-Plates are registered to an address in Betoota Grove - the traditional LNP heartland of town and epicentre of wealth.
The findings released...
Resident Cockroach Appalled By The Living Conditions In Local Share House
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"These people are animals," he said.
"I can't it any longer, I'm moving out."
Peter the Cockroach only moved into the homely but ultimately unlivable Betoota Heights townhouse in October - but even an insect as notoriously filthy as he is cannot stand the mess.
Three residents will be left at the Maxwell Road address when the 3-week-old...
Geologists Confirm Landmass Unable To Look After Local Girl’s Best Friend
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Looking through the filthy plate glass windows of the Pisse Dans Ma Poche Cafe on Rue de Saudade this morning, Emma Castor couldn't help but think of her best friend who's no longer with us.
Last year, she bid a bittersweet farewell to Katie Frog, who decided that life in Betoota, the Paris of the Diamantina, wasn't for her.
Like...
Spraying Deodorant Over Naked Flame Still Cool According To Local Hellraiser
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A 16-year-old Betoota Grove boy woke this morning with a sense of immense pride.
Last night Nick Green impressed guests at his sleepover by successfully executing the flamethrower, a stunt that sees antiperspirant deodorant sprayed over a naked flame.
The Advocate caught up with Nick shortly after his guests left.
“Wow!” exclaimed Nick. “If this doesn’t...
Morbidly-Hungover Account Executive Rifles Through Office First Aid Kit Looking For Panadol
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A client's Christmas Party last night and a vomit on the bus this morning, Jenny Rutland is living life in the fast lane.
Friends of the 26-year-old told her she'd be better off calling in sick, that there's no dishonour in admitting defeat to the Silly Season.
But the happiness of her clients is paramount.
Which is why today she's soldiering...