You certainly are playing "State of Origin". Best leave that...

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Originally posted by JCoure: ↑

The St Ignatius Riverview family perhaps? Sydney society?

The idea that Queenslanders lap this stuff up is laughable.

Queenslanders are Slaves to Sydney,

Queenslanders lose everything to Sydney, in the rugby in State of Origin and Brisbane lose by 50 points a game,

and then they choose a Sydney boy from privileged Roman Catholic School, St Ignatius?

Queenslanders without a Sydney boy leading them is like a Roman Catholic without a Priest?

Have Queenslanders any shame or any brains or are they just plane stupid?

sort of Forrest Gumps without the morality?

it was once said to me that all Queenslanders are just one walk or drive away from prison. perhaps that is still true.

Admittedly 92% of the male prison population in Queensland is male (not much affirmative action there)

but when you consider that most women in Queensland think of the place as a prison, regard themselves as victims of domestic violence and sexual servitude perhaps there are more QUeensland women in prison than those statistics belie.

Joyce won’t make the prison of Queensland any easier. he is a Sydney boy at heart.

McCormack attacking the Sydney family brought him down, see the Joyce Canavan Pitt McKenzie dinner at Narrabundah as case in point

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You certainly are playing "State of Origin". Best leave that until Wednesday week. A reminder that "rugby" is usually reserved for runby union and not used for rugby league. Rugby is more of a private school game than is League. That may say something about you. Dont get me wrong, I'm not saying that is good or bad.

Barnaby is really accepted as a "country lad" who may have schooled in the city as do a lot of other country lads. You can take the country lad to the city but usually that doesn't take the country OUT of the lad.

Barnaby has also spent a lot of time in Queensland.

Also a lot of Northern New South Walsers also have a different view of Queenslanders than do many "southerners" who only use Queenslane as a holiday destination but consider themselves "above" Queenslanders and often think of Queenslanders as bogans.
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