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hahaha Jerry Ink ..... :ROFLMAO:

Inspiring this. Loved it champion @innsaneink

We’re 94 today To celebrate, we’re looking back at where it all started from the 1930s-1950s This is Abbey Road Music Studios and this top photo is at its beginning

My pilot friend is looking for a job. So far he hasn’t landed anything.

13 November Symphonic Metal Day is celebrated world-wide today. In a world where head-banging meets high culture, music fans crank up their speakers to blast a fusion of a powerful blend of metal’s raw energy with the grandeur of classical music. This combination creates a sound that's both...

Geez, I haven't heard of gemfish for ages .......

Yep, something is wrong. It appears a stuff up without someone checking things. The NRL games are actually played on 1 March. That ad above referring to games played in February is also weird - there is a rubgy league tournament advertised for February but again these dates are out - and in...

Demon Heartbreak…... Alex de Minaur still remains winless at the ATP Finals (0-5) rundown by Lorenzo Musetti 7-5, 3-6, 7-5 after serving for the match at 5-4

BUT the BIGGIE for Wests Magpies - team and supporters - was 23 October, 1983 when The Radiators, Dragon, Rose Tattoo, and The Church took to Lidcombe Oval in what was a landmark event in rugby league history. Eureka Rock. Date: Sunday, October 23, 1983...

I always feel Hazelwood will give his everything. Hope he's good to go. He just attacks the stumps 💯

Champion @kiwitiger - this is a funny one. He initially played under the name Brandon Pearson, and that's who we fans knew him when he started playing for Wests Magpies. Then, later; in 1999, he changed his surname to Costin, the actual reason being somewhat "clouded." Either way, it sure is the...

Five of Australia's first Test Ashes squad have finished their final tune up in the Sheffield Shield. A low scoring match in Hobart saw runs tough to come by, with Carey's first-innings 59 the second highest score of the match, and five-wicket hauls to Webster and Doggett. South Australia...

Wayne Pearce, Ray Price and Wally Lewis, Sydney Cricket Ground 1984