Collingwood Omens! What's yours?
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Re: Omens and Superstitions
[quote="princem007"]I just killed a Magpie accidentally driving to work??
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I've been working on this site in the SE Goldfields for almost a year (19th September) and hardly ever see any wildlife at all. Never seen a Magpie, until today.
Sitting in my cruiser filling a genie at the TSF and a pair of Magpies land on a tree 5 metres from me, sing their awesome tune, then fly off. Good lord!
Sitting in my cruiser filling a genie at the TSF and a pair of Magpies land on a tree 5 metres from me, sing their awesome tune, then fly off. Good lord!
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Yellow -tailed black cockatoos are a sign of rain. Also, a snake doesn't die until the sun goes down.Bruce Gonsalves wrote:We've had a flock of yellow tailed black cockatoos hang around our place this week. If you squint your eyes a bit the yellow looks white. Surely this is an omen?
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Talking to a local Njadju girl who has worked here for three years and she's never seen any magpies here..... nobody hasSkids wrote:I've been working on this site in the SE Goldfields for almost a year (19th September) and hardly ever see any wildlife at all. Never seen a Magpie, until today.
Sitting in my cruiser filling a genie at the TSF and a pair of Magpies land on a tree 5 metres from me, sing their awesome tune, then fly off. Good lord!
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Maybe it's an omen that on GF day, many Magpies will go missingSkids wrote:Talking to a local Njadju girl who has worked here for three years and she's never seen any magpies here..... nobody hasSkids wrote:I've been working on this site in the SE Goldfields for almost a year (19th September) and hardly ever see any wildlife at all. Never seen a Magpie, until today.
Sitting in my cruiser filling a genie at the TSF and a pair of Magpies land on a tree 5 metres from me, sing their awesome tune, then fly off. Good lord!
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I picked up Peter Ryan’s Side By Side today. It covers the 2009 campaign. I decided to read ten chapters. Chapter 10 turned out to be Death of the Bump It is about Maxwell’s pre-season suspension for a hard, but fair bump that broke an Eagle’s jaw (hit by Maxwell’s head not his shoulder). There was no report at the time, but the match review committee cited him. He got three weeks plus one for contesting the charge. Previously ten appeals had been made with ten failures. Even so, Collingwood appealed and won. Maxwell’s bump had been fair, but he had been charged with rough conduct as it was said that he’d had the option of not bumping and could have contested the ball instead. The original citation was based on the outcome, neither the intent nor action. The appeal judges agreed with Collingwood that it was reasonable that he’d bumped (fairly) and the broken jaw was an unfortunate consequence.
So that’s my omen.
Good luck tomorrow Brayden.
So that’s my omen.
Good luck tomorrow Brayden.