Her outfit is the same as the others I’ve seen there
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Oh it’s quite normal and the barmaid does have the right to say no. Usually they are given a tip for it. I’ve seen middle aged men and women hand over quite large quantities of cash for the pleasure
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Storm in a teacup if I have ever seen one.
Lets put these blokes in cocoons.
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I am outraged. I will remain outraged until I am told not to be.
Am I doing it right?
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fixed
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Wasn’t Gary Lyon allegedly one of the biggest powder monkey’s out there in his day or am I just making that up?
Can’t believe he’s weighing into this.
What a flog.
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I have literally been at bar in which a guy asked for sugar powder and literally said it is for Jack Watts as if that was a selling point. Dumb.
I’ve seen worse things!
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Ok thanks so there’s all this media over a guy doing a legal thing that’s part an accepted social convention and probably isn’t any more harmful than downing a stien? Geez the afl must have a ripper scandal they’re covering up!
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On the other hand it could be the cokeiest coke of all the coke and we’d never know. In which case, well played Jack old chap!
I’m sure he wishes it was coke now
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In that case, as in its entirely legal and all part of the fun of Oktoberfest. Then give the bloke a break.
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Reckon I’d get into the gear too, if I was constantly told I wasn’t as good as I was supposed to be.
Actually, hang on.
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Now, that’s what where you’re wrong.
This post wasn’t as good as it was supposed to be.
I already knew that. But just had an Oktoberfest nose beer in February. Not at my best.
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Jill Wens
I appreciate players are going to have enormous pressure from their club and the AFL to front up and say how sorry they are etc. I get that.
But it would be good if a player said nah, I didn’t do anything illegal and I’m cool with what I did.
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