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Virat Kohli Seen Petting A Stray Dog In Throwback Picture, Internet Is All Hearts

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Virat Kohli Seen Petting A Stray Dog In Throwback Picture, Internet Is All Hearts

The post has gone viral on Instagram India cricket team skipper Virat Kohli’s love for dogs is quite well known. There are many pictures and videos of Mr Kohli, seen petting or playing with dogs. In a new Instagram post, the ace cricketer shared a throwback photo from his Bhutan trip, where he is seen petting […]

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[ad_1] Indian and Australian reporters at the MCG (PC: Subhayan) RevSportz Comment One of the most surprising aspects of the controversy surrounding Ravindra Jadeja’s media interaction in the build-up to the Boxing Day Test was the utterly one-eyed approach taken by the Australian media present. It was as if common sense had left the building and been replaced by conspiracy theories. That it happened in Australia was even more eyebrow-raising. For more than a century, Australian sports journalism has been robust and objective for the most part. There have been few holy cows. Even Sir Donald Bradman, the greatest of them all, wasn’t immune to criticism. On the 1930 tour of England, after an Australian businessman gifted Bradman a large sum of money following his triple-century in Leeds, Geoffrey Tebbutt, a journalist based out of Melbourne, was scathing of the legend’s refusal to even buy his teammates a round of drinks. Just over half a century later, when a frazzled and under-pressure Greg Chappell asked Trevor, his younger brother, to bowl underarm off the last ball of an ODI final against New Zealand, Ian Chappell, by then a commentator for Channel 9, was heard saying: “No, Greg, no, you can’t do that.” It didn’t matter that Australia’s captain was his younger sibling, whom he had played alongside from backyard to baggy green. Elsewhere on television, Richie Benaud called it a ‘disgraceful performance’ and ‘one of the worst things I have ever seen done on a cricket field.’ For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Ravindra Jadeja having a media interaction at the MCG (PC: X) Ian Chappell was equally strident in his criticism of Steve Smith after Sandpapergate in Cape Town in 2018. He insisted that Smith couldn’t be restored captaincy even after serving his ban because he had lost the respect of his players. The playing group as a whole had come under the late Peter Roebuck’s scanner in the aftermath of Monkeygate in Sydney in January 2008. On the pages of The Melbourne Age, Roebuck lambasted Ricky Ponting’s leadership, saying he had ‘turned a group of professional cricketers into a pack of wild dogs’. That wasn’t all. “It was the ugliest performance by an Australian side for 20 years,” he wrote. “The only surprising part of it is that the Indians have not already packed and gone home. “It was a wretched and ill-mannered display and not to be endured from any side let alone an international outfit representing a proud sporting nation. Make no mistake, it is not only the reputation of these cricketers that has suffered — Australia itself has been embarrassed.” That was what you tended to get from the Australian media, a few tabloids aside – fairness. Whether it was Gideon Haigh praising Virat Kohli’s T20 artistry in a Mohali cauldron, or Peter Lalor appreciating Ravi Shastri and Kohli travelling to Phil Hughes’ funeral in country New South Wales, there was an ability to see the big picture. All we’ve seen with the Jadeja episode are small minds and a narrow worldview, which is a real shame coming from the country of Tebbutt, Benaud and Chappell. Also Read: Australian media resorts to ‘dark arts’, targets Jadeja The post Much ado about Jadeja makes a mockery of fair Australian media traditions appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Indian and Australian reporters at the MCG (PC: Subhayan) RevSportz Comment One of the most surprising aspects of the controversy surrounding Ravindra Jadeja’s media interaction in the build-up to the Boxing Day Test was the utterly one-eyed approach taken by the Australian media present. It was as if common sense had left the building and been replaced by conspiracy theories. That it happened in Australia was even more eyebrow-raising. For more than a century, Australian sports journalism has been robust and objective for the most part. There have been few holy cows. Even Sir Donald Bradman, the greatest of them all, wasn’t immune to criticism. On the 1930 tour of England, after an Australian businessman gifted Bradman a large sum of money following his triple-century in Leeds, Geoffrey Tebbutt, a journalist based out of Melbourne, was scathing of the legend’s refusal to even buy his teammates a round of drinks. Just over half a century later, when a frazzled and under-pressure Greg Chappell asked Trevor, his younger brother, to bowl underarm off the last ball of an ODI final against New Zealand, Ian Chappell, by then a commentator for Channel 9, was heard saying: “No, Greg, no, you can’t do that.” It didn’t matter that Australia’s captain was his younger sibling, whom he had played alongside from backyard to baggy green. Elsewhere on television, Richie Benaud called it a ‘disgraceful performance’ and ‘one of the worst things I have ever seen done on a cricket field.’ For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Ravindra Jadeja having a media interaction at the MCG (PC: X) Ian Chappell was equally strident in his criticism of Steve Smith after Sandpapergate in Cape Town in 2018. He insisted that Smith couldn’t be restored captaincy even after serving his ban because he had lost the respect of his players. The playing group as a whole had come under the late Peter Roebuck’s scanner in the aftermath of Monkeygate in Sydney in January 2008. On the pages of The Melbourne Age, Roebuck lambasted Ricky Ponting’s leadership, saying he had ‘turned a group of professional cricketers into a pack of wild dogs’. That wasn’t all. “It was the ugliest performance by an Australian side for 20 years,” he wrote. “The only surprising part of it is that the Indians have not already packed and gone home. “It was a wretched and ill-mannered display and not to be endured from any side let alone an international outfit representing a proud sporting nation. Make no mistake, it is not only the reputation of these cricketers that has suffered — Australia itself has been embarrassed.” That was what you tended to get from the Australian media, a few tabloids aside – fairness. Whether it was Gideon Haigh praising Virat Kohli’s T20 artistry in a Mohali cauldron, or Peter Lalor appreciating Ravi Shastri and Kohli travelling to Phil Hughes’ funeral in country New South Wales, there was an ability to see the big picture. All we’ve seen with the Jadeja episode are small minds and a narrow worldview, which is a real shame coming from the country of Tebbutt, Benaud and Chappell. Also Read: Australian media resorts to ‘dark arts’, targets Jadeja The post Much ado about Jadeja makes a mockery of fair Australian media traditions appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Virat’s love for his dog Bruno is truly heartwarming!🐶 🐾❤️ Happy Birthday, Virat Kohli! Wishing you joy and success! 🥹👑

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Paris Olympics: Kohli wishes good luck to India’s Games-bound athletes

Indian cricketer Virat Kohli has urged the nation to get behind its Olympic-bound contingent, asking the fans to join him in supporting the athletes as “they inch closer to the podium with dogged determination” in the quadrennial showpiece starting July 26 in Paris. In a little over a minute long video post on social media, featuring some Paris-bound athletes like javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra…

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Virat Kohli's touching photos have gone viral and people are seeing them again and again and loving them.

Virat Kohli Viral Image: After three Test matches in Indore, India and Australia now play their next match in Ahmedabad. Under these circumstances, Birat Koli is seen wandering from place to place with his wife, Anushka Sharma, during a break two or three days before the next game. Kohli has taken a break from the team and cricket and made his first visit to the Mahakaleshwar Dham with his wife, whose recent photos surfaced. At the same time, fans are reacting enthusiastically to the photos of the two released through social media. Now another new painting by Virat has appeared. Please note, however, that this picture is not of any temple, but of a cricket arena where Birat Koli picks up a dog from the road and makes love. pic.twitter.com/tIwxNVs5KY — Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) March 6, 2023 Virat Kohli's touching photo went viral. Virat Kohli, known as the dashing batsman of the Indian cricket team, started the day by sharing beautiful photos. A street dog is also seen with him in this photo, which Virat Kohli puts on his lap and they laugh merrily together. This photo by Virat Kohli went viral as soon as it was shared, with many people commenting and retweeting it. Virat Kohli, who shared this photo, wrote "Om" in the caption. This photo by Virat seems to capture hearts all over the world. That's why the number of people who love this photo has surpassed 1 million in just a few hours. In the past two days, many pictures like Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma have come to the fore. ALSO READ-Amitabh Bachchan suffers from shortness of breath, deep rib injuries during the accident, worsening condition DISCLAIMER We’ve taken all measures to insure that the information handed in this composition and on our social media platform is believable, vindicated and sourced from other Big media Houses. For any feedback or complaint, reach out to us at bollywoodofindiaa@gmail.com Read the full article

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Virat Kohli Seen Petting A Stray Dog In Throwback Picture, Internet Is All Hearts

The post has gone viral on Instagram India cricket team skipper Virat Kohli’s love for dogs is quite well known. There are many pictures and videos of Mr Kohli, seen petting or playing with dogs. In a new Instagram post, the ace cricketer shared a throwback photo from his Bhutan trip, where he is seen petting and posing with an adorable puppy. In the photo, the street dog is perched on the…

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Anushka Sharma reacts to video of street dogs saving boy from pit bull attack as locals look on: 'Highlight both sides' | Bollywood

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Anushka Sharma reacts to video of street dogs saving boy from pit bull attack as locals look on: 'Highlight both sides' | Bollywood

On Thursday, new mom Anushka Sharma took to Instagram Stories to reshare a CCTV video that captured a boy being attacked by a pit bull in Ghaziabad, near Delhi. The 15-year-old boy was in critical condition after being chased by a neighbour’s dog on Tuesday. The video shows how street dogs came charging at the […]

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[ad_1] In the latest episode of Asian Paints Where the Heart Is, celebrated wedding photographer Joseph Radhik and his wife, renowned wedding designer Devika Narain, offer an intimate look at their beautifully curated home. Known for designing and photographing dream weddings for the likes of Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma, as well as Anant and Radhika Ambani, the couple’s home reflects their philosophy of creating spaces that embody the personalities of those they are crafted for.   Asian Paints Where The Heart Is S8- Joseph Radhik and Devika Narain The episode takes viewers on an inspiring journey through a home filled with stories, memories, and design cues that resonate deeply with personal expression. Located in tranquil surroundings, their space is a harmonious blend of personal stories, artistic expression, and maximalist interiors, making it a true sanctuary of comfort and creativity.   Asian Paints Where The Heart Is S8- Joseph Radhik and Devika Narain' home   "My home is my favorite place in the whole wide world," Joseph shares warmly, "Home for me has always come down to people and not the place." Devika, who has designed weddings for Bollywood stars like Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha, as well as Rajkumar Rao and Patralekha, brings the same thoughtful approach to designing their home. "Whether it’s the weddings we create or my own home, what makes it truly unique is that it reflects the people it’s being made for," she explains. This philosophy of personalization comes alive throughout their home, starting with the living room-a space rich with stories and layered with character. “It is the first impression that everyone gets when they come to our home," says Joseph. The bookshelves, which Devika has had for 10 years from her first home, reflect the couple’s journey. Filled with books and souvenirs from their travels, they create a dynamic, evolving gallery-a perfect example of how open shelving adds warmth and personality to a home. Another distinct corner of their home is Devika's study room. "This room is exclusively my space and sort of Coopie, our dog’s playroom too," she shares. The room contrasts black-and-white tones with pops of color. "My rather black room is offset by this super cool wallpaper by Asian Paints, which reminds me of Chennai’s silk saris," she reveals pointing at the Nilaya Wallpaper from Asian Paints in her bedroom -a premium range known for its intricate patterns, bold motifs, and luxurious craftsmanship. Art from Florence and Portugal showcases how thoughtful details can elevate spaces. Joseph’s desk space, which also serves as their entertainment room, offers a calming experience. “Over the past four years, every incredible wedding photograph has been edited right here,” he shares. Known for capturing the most cherished moments of celebrity weddings, Joseph’s work stands as a testament to his artistic eye and dedication. With deep gray tones and a monochrome palette, the room exudes tranquility. A projector transforms the space into a cozy home cinema, where the couple enjoys their favourite films, especially their own wedding film. One of their most enchanting spaces is the deck, described by Devika as "a personal oasis", a tranquil place filled with trees, ponds with fish, and vibrant greenery. A treasured blue mirror from her Delhi home, anchors the space with a sense of nostalgia. With its blend of natural elements and bohemian decor, the deck offers a serene retreat—a perfect blend of nature and design. Devika’s artistic touch shines throughout the home, blending bold, curated choices with accessible art. "I love that you can find great artists on Instagram. You can walk into places, buy a poster, frame it, put it on a wall, see if you like it." This approach to making art accessible and personal is a theme that resonates across the home. For those inspired by their journey, visit BeautifulHomes.com by Asian Paints to explore decor ideas that bring your unique story to life.

Discover the charm of Joseph and Devika’s stunning abode in the link below of Asian Paints Where The Heart Is, Season 8.   [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2uNfpHwS4c[/embed] Asian Paints Where The Heart Is S8 E3 | Featuring Joseph Radhik & Devika's Maximalist Style Home   Watch the third episode of Asian Paints Where the Heart Is Season 8 here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2uNfpHwS4c About ‘Asian Paints Where The Heart Is’ Season 08 Asian Paints is back with the new season of its beloved original home decor digital series, 'Asian Paints Where the Heart Is.' Season 8 brings a wealth of home decor inspiration to audiences through captivating personal stories shared by admired celebrities. In this season, prominent personalities like Ananya Panday, Arshad Warsi and Maria Goretti, Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani, Taapsee Pannu, Manu Bhaker, and Joseph Radhik and Devika Narain have warmly opened their homes, offering viewers the opportunity to discover their design ideas and gather decor inspiration that have shaped their living spaces. The episodes also delve into the significance of relationships and what ‘home’ means to them. To further enhance the viewer experience and provide them with a seamless way to recreate the celebrity-inspired look in their own homes, Season 8 introduces convenient style guides in each episode. This engaging segment directs viewers to BeautifulHomes.com, Asian Paints' comprehensive decor services platform, offering a wide range of home and decor items. Viewers can watch the new season on Asian Paints’ digital platforms as well as on the leading OTT platform, Jio Cinema. About Asian Paints Limited Since its foundation in 1942, Asian Paints has come a long way to become India’s leading and Asia’s second largest paint company, with a consolidated turnover of ₹ 34,489 crores (₹ 345 billion). It continues to uplift spaces, transcend the boundaries of colour & design, creating a positive impact in the lives of customers. The organization operates in 15 countries and has 27 paint manufacturing facilities in the world, servicing consumers in over 60 countries. Asian Paints has always been a leader in the paint industry, innovating and introducing new concepts in India like Colour Ideas, Beautiful Homes Painting Service, Colour Next and Asian Paints Beautiful Homes Stores. Asian Paints manufactures a wide range of paints & coatings for Decorative and Industrial use and also offer specialized painting and interior design services. The decorative business portfolio also includes SmartCare range for waterproofing, WoodTech products for wood finishes and Adhesives range for all surfaces. Asian Paints also offers a wide range of Home Decor products and is the leading player in the Integrated Decor space in India offering Modular Kitchens and wardrobes, Bath Fittings and Sanitaryware, Decorative Lightings, uPVC windows and doors, Wall coverings, Furnitures, Furnishings, Rugs, etc. !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] In the latest episode of Asian Paints Where the Heart Is, celebrated wedding photographer Joseph Radhik and his wife, renowned wedding designer Devika Narain, offer an intimate look at their beautifully curated home. Known for designing and photographing dream weddings for the likes of Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma, as well as Anant and Radhika Ambani, the couple’s home reflects their philosophy of creating spaces that embody the personalities of those they are crafted for.   Asian Paints Where The Heart Is S8- Joseph Radhik and Devika Narain The episode takes viewers on an inspiring journey through a home filled with stories, memories, and design cues that resonate deeply with personal expression. Located in tranquil surroundings, their space is a harmonious blend of personal stories, artistic expression, and maximalist interiors, making it a true sanctuary of comfort and creativity.   Asian Paints Where The Heart Is S8- Joseph Radhik and Devika Narain' home   "My home is my favorite place in the whole wide world," Joseph shares warmly, "Home for me has always come down to people and not the place." Devika, who has designed weddings for Bollywood stars like Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha, as well as Rajkumar Rao and Patralekha, brings the same thoughtful approach to designing their home. "Whether it’s the weddings we create or my own home, what makes it truly unique is that it reflects the people it’s being made for," she explains. This philosophy of personalization comes alive throughout their home, starting with the living room-a space rich with stories and layered with character. “It is the first impression that everyone gets when they come to our home," says Joseph. The bookshelves, which Devika has had for 10 years from her first home, reflect the couple’s journey. Filled with books and souvenirs from their travels, they create a dynamic, evolving gallery-a perfect example of how open shelving adds warmth and personality to a home. Another distinct corner of their home is Devika's study room. "This room is exclusively my space and sort of Coopie, our dog’s playroom too," she shares. The room contrasts black-and-white tones with pops of color. "My rather black room is offset by this super cool wallpaper by Asian Paints, which reminds me of Chennai’s silk saris," she reveals pointing at the Nilaya Wallpaper from Asian Paints in her bedroom -a premium range known for its intricate patterns, bold motifs, and luxurious craftsmanship. Art from Florence and Portugal showcases how thoughtful details can elevate spaces. Joseph’s desk space, which also serves as their entertainment room, offers a calming experience. “Over the past four years, every incredible wedding photograph has been edited right here,” he shares. Known for capturing the most cherished moments of celebrity weddings, Joseph’s work stands as a testament to his artistic eye and dedication. With deep gray tones and a monochrome palette, the room exudes tranquility. A projector transforms the space into a cozy home cinema, where the couple enjoys their favourite films, especially their own wedding film. One of their most enchanting spaces is the deck, described by Devika as "a personal oasis", a tranquil place filled with trees, ponds with fish, and vibrant greenery. A treasured blue mirror from her Delhi home, anchors the space with a sense of nostalgia. With its blend of natural elements and bohemian decor, the deck offers a serene retreat—a perfect blend of nature and design. Devika’s artistic touch shines throughout the home, blending bold, curated choices with accessible art. "I love that you can find great artists on Instagram. You can walk into places, buy a poster, frame it, put it on a wall, see if you like it." This approach to making art accessible and personal is a theme that resonates across the home. For those inspired by their journey, visit BeautifulHomes.com by Asian Paints to explore decor ideas that bring your unique story to life.

Discover the charm of Joseph and Devika’s stunning abode in the link below of Asian Paints Where The Heart Is, Season 8.   [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2uNfpHwS4c[/embed] Asian Paints Where The Heart Is S8 E3 | Featuring Joseph Radhik & Devika's Maximalist Style Home   Watch the third episode of Asian Paints Where the Heart Is Season 8 here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2uNfpHwS4c About ‘Asian Paints Where The Heart Is’ Season 08 Asian Paints is back with the new season of its beloved original home decor digital series, 'Asian Paints Where the Heart Is.' Season 8 brings a wealth of home decor inspiration to audiences through captivating personal stories shared by admired celebrities. In this season, prominent personalities like Ananya Panday, Arshad Warsi and Maria Goretti, Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani, Taapsee Pannu, Manu Bhaker, and Joseph Radhik and Devika Narain have warmly opened their homes, offering viewers the opportunity to discover their design ideas and gather decor inspiration that have shaped their living spaces. The episodes also delve into the significance of relationships and what ‘home’ means to them. To further enhance the viewer experience and provide them with a seamless way to recreate the celebrity-inspired look in their own homes, Season 8 introduces convenient style guides in each episode. This engaging segment directs viewers to BeautifulHomes.com, Asian Paints' comprehensive decor services platform, offering a wide range of home and decor items. Viewers can watch the new season on Asian Paints’ digital platforms as well as on the leading OTT platform, Jio Cinema. About Asian Paints Limited Since its foundation in 1942, Asian Paints has come a long way to become India’s leading and Asia’s second largest paint company, with a consolidated turnover of ₹ 34,489 crores (₹ 345 billion). It continues to uplift spaces, transcend the boundaries of colour & design, creating a positive impact in the lives of customers. The organization operates in 15 countries and has 27 paint manufacturing facilities in the world, servicing consumers in over 60 countries. Asian Paints has always been a leader in the paint industry, innovating and introducing new concepts in India like Colour Ideas, Beautiful Homes Painting Service, Colour Next and Asian Paints Beautiful Homes Stores. Asian Paints manufactures a wide range of paints & coatings for Decorative and Industrial use and also offer specialized painting and interior design services. The decorative business portfolio also includes SmartCare range for waterproofing, WoodTech products for wood finishes and Adhesives range for all surfaces. Asian Paints also offers a wide range of Home Decor products and is the leading player in the Integrated Decor space in India offering Modular Kitchens and wardrobes, Bath Fittings and Sanitaryware, Decorative Lightings, uPVC windows and doors, Wall coverings, Furnitures, Furnishings, Rugs, etc. !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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I wish they are punished aptly for this: Anushka Sharma slams teens who drowned a dog in gruesome viral video - Times of India

I wish they are punished aptly for this: Anushka Sharma slams teens who drowned a dog in gruesome viral video – Times of India

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Actress and animal rights activist, Anushka Sharma came down heavily on the two teen boys who reportedly tied up a dog and drowned it in a pond in a gruesome video that went viral on social media.

Sharing a news clip of the same, Anushka took to her handle and penned her thoughts saying, “I wish they are punished aptly for this.”

Following an FIR being launched and the organisation PETA…

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‘Rest in peace my Bruno’ – Virat Kohli pays tribute to his pet after gracing his life for 11 years

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Rules: List the first lines of your last 20 stories (if you have less than 20, just list them all), see if there are any patterns. choose your favorite opening line. then tag 10 authors! I was tagged by @cmdrjamesfitzjames thank you!!!!

Brotherly Antics

it was just another day for Callum Brown watching the Josh and Nick Show as they cracked jokes, performed tricks and made the entire room laugh.

I Thought of You (and all the things that will be lost now)

The clock was nearing one minute to go and the ball was locked in a stoppage in Collingwood’s forward 50. They were down by a point.

Bad Hair Day

First day back for preseason had Darcy Moore up and about. He knew the younger guys had already been back for 2 weeks, but Darcy wasn’t worried.

green eyes and freckles and your smile

“The other kids are teasing me,” Dan Bill Bishop cried, standing near the monkey bars of the big kids’ playground and watching Ruth Parekh-Schmidt swing gracefully. “My daddy dressed me today.”

Pats' Chat

“Welcome to Pat’s Chat,” Pat Lipinski said into the microphone. “I’m here with my namesake slash partner in crime, Pat Naish.”

Birthday Traditions

With sadness enveloping his hulk-like frame, Marcus Stoinis packed his bags, all ready for the next adventure.

Freed From Desire

After tiptoeing out of his sleeping daughter’s room, Virat Kohli went downstairs to check on his RCB teammates that he’d brought home after the big win.

Lunch is served

"Another day, another dollar," Tom Phillips groaned as he slumped on a chair in Hawthorn's common room that wasn't covered in old brown and yellow confetti.

Nightmare on Pat's Street

Sweat rolled down Pat Lipinski’s face as he sat up in bed, panting hard. A nightmare. Some guy with razors for hands trying to claw his eyes out.

Hidden finger rings

“Alright, aaaaaaand take your blindfolds off,” Dale Thomas instructed his family as he pulled up the car at the beach.

I take this magnetic force of a man to be my lover

“Everybody relax!” Alex Fasolo called as he walked into the church, “I’ve got the rings! They’re black with a skull instead of a diamond!”

Halloween preparations

Being greeted by dogs with spiders legs attached to their backs wasn’t even the weirdest thing that Shae had come home to but it was definitely creepy.

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i don't know if there's a pattern, and I only did 12 and not the required 20 because I'm lazy. The pattern would be there all about footballers and/or they suck.

My favourite one would either be the one from Nightmare on Pat's Street or the one inspired from TOFOP "everybody relax" or the one implying that dogs with spiders legs isn't the weirdest thing Faz's girlfriend has come home to (which is very much true, we all know what living with Faz would be like)

actually the pattern for a lot of them might be Halloween. Just typical of the month of October lol.

I tag.... idk @taylorswift

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Anushka Sharma’s morning ritual includes Oil pulling in the company of ‘sweet-smoosh-doggo’ Image Source : INSTAGRAM/ANUSHKASHARMA Anushka Sharma's morning ritual includes Oil pulling Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma's Instagram posts are always fun and informative.

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'He sees the big dog and...': DK can't keep calm after Kohli wades into Archer | Cricket

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'He sees the big dog and...': DK can't keep calm after Kohli wades into Archer | Cricket

As the Royal Challengers Bangalore hosted the Mumbai Indians at the Chinnaswamy Stadium for the first time in four years, there was a battle within the battle that stole the show. Virat Kohli vs Jofra Archer was a battle everyone had their eyes on and the world got to witness it on Sunday evening. In […]

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