Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell's.
Speaker 2: Show podcast, gaffer Tape Living.
Speaker 3: Is this you there's something look around your house or
Speaker 3: might even the car right now on the way to work.
Speaker 3: Something is requiring gaffe tape to keep it going.
Speaker 2: There is it?
Speaker 3: In my house? We've got a dryer and the the door.
Speaker 3: My wife slams very hard. It's now the draw is
Speaker 3: it working? You put it on the clothes, go around
Speaker 3: for about sixty seconds trying to get less wet, and
Speaker 3: the door pops open and it stops. So now I've
Speaker 3: got gaffetape, which is a kind of latch, So you
Speaker 3: peel the gaffetebe ock to open the door, put your
Speaker 3: work clothes in, shut it up, and seal the gaffetape down.
Speaker 1: How often do you need to replace the gaffetape because
Speaker 1: it lose stickiness with every.
Speaker 2: Open every two days?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but my mind is cheaper than getting it in,
Speaker 3: all right, So, gaffer Tape Living.
Speaker 2: Who's a needing gaffetape?
Speaker 3: Some in in your house or it might be in
Speaker 3: the car to make something work right now, like Donna's
Speaker 3: sister and the fridge. The other thing is yesterday we
Speaker 3: were talking about injuries and one of you was saying
Speaker 3: how you actually At the MCG Darren was watching a game.
Speaker 3: I think he was watching his beloved Geelong and he
Speaker 3: tore a bicep. Not playing as a.
Speaker 4: Fan Gelong Collingwood qualifying fil on twenty two at the
Speaker 4: MCJ very intense game and the last two minutes along
Speaker 4: I managed to score a gold to get ahead and
Speaker 4: subsequently win that game. I've gone up for a massive
Speaker 4: fist pump and crypt the handlele in front of me
Speaker 4: and tour my bicypten them.
Speaker 3: All right, So injured as a fan to gaffer tape living?
Speaker 3: Are you needing gaffer tape every day for something in
Speaker 3: your life right now? And have you been injured as
Speaker 3: a fan? It's not a sport. Might be at sport,
Speaker 3: or it might be at a gig. We had a
Speaker 3: phone call about two or three years ago. I think
Speaker 3: we should make this an annual thing. Injured as a
Speaker 3: fan because of this person, Donner. It still makes me
Speaker 3: laugh so hard. Now that she was at a footy game,
Speaker 3: we'll have a listened to this. She might have missed it.
Speaker 3: Two years ago I.
Speaker 5: Went to a game at Moravian and it was the
Speaker 5: nine minutes of the game, really wet day. Tony Locke
Speaker 5: was on the mark, went to kick the goal, the
Speaker 5: ball hit the top of the post, came down, hit
Speaker 5: me on the back of the head. Actually knock me
Speaker 5: three rows. Beck and Oles not there. The only goal
Speaker 5: thing about it by wipe up in the club rooms
Speaker 5: up for the game and Alls I would get the
Speaker 5: prize autograph.
Speaker 3: Now, the powers of Plugger are legendary, but to actually
Speaker 3: propel someone out of a seat into the air three
Speaker 3: rows backwards, I mean, I don't think even MythBusters could
Speaker 3: tackle that one.
Speaker 2: We're still one of my all time favorites. It's the
Speaker 2: Hall of Famous.
Speaker 3: It's a Hall of Fame caller that it still makes
Speaker 3: the image of it like someone flying over you.
Speaker 2: If you had sat behind her, She's.
Speaker 3: Going over you now and the person behind you is
Speaker 3: she landing on some old nana who is there? Or
Speaker 3: is there an empty seat she just slots into and
Speaker 3: then wakes up anyway, So injured as a fan, we
Speaker 3: should make this an annual event, the Donna Memorial Call.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast. Have you ever been injured
Speaker 2: as a fan?
Speaker 3: And is cafe tape holding something together in your life
Speaker 3: right nine one, four three tomorrow, Good morning, welcome to
Speaker 3: the show.
Speaker 1: Hi Christian.
Speaker 2: All right, so tomorrow gaffa tape living. What's it for you?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've got gaffa tape holding up a couple of
Speaker 6: parts of my car at the moment that I great.
Speaker 6: My side mirror got knocked off a few years ago
Speaker 6: and my ex partner actually wrapped gape tape around the
Speaker 6: mirror and it's been held there for maybe like four
Speaker 6: or five years now. Just the one piece of tape.
Speaker 2: It's magic stuff.
Speaker 3: If you're the marketing company right now, you're using your
Speaker 3: testimony as a new campaign four or five years, just
Speaker 3: one bit of gaffetape round it weren't your car side mirror.
Speaker 2: It's amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 6: And the other part is I've got some buttons next
Speaker 6: to my car, the childlock and the window ones are
Speaker 6: all attached, but they all rattle around. So I just
Speaker 6: put a bit of gaffa tape over those as well,
Speaker 6: and does the trick. It doesn't rattle anymore.
Speaker 3: Good the image over the next the car's going to
Speaker 3: become increasingly more and more gaffe tape. Yeah, yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's that The furnishings. All right, Tamara, A great call.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Man, have a good day.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Ross Coome onning morning, christ and how are you.
Speaker 1: I'm calling in about injured as a fan. I was
Speaker 1: at my very first big Bash game and I was
Speaker 1: up on the top deck of now Marble Stadium and
Speaker 1: Aaron Finch hit one right up under the top deck
Speaker 1: and I went to court catch it, and I ended
Speaker 1: up splitting the webbing in my hand, hell and left.
Speaker 1: I had to go to Saint Vincent's and let the
Speaker 1: little trail of blood between my seat and where they
Speaker 1: had to attend to me. And then two for one
Speaker 1: was around that just before Christmas, and I didn't want
Speaker 1: to go to the doctor, so I got an chicole
Speaker 1: stick and a bit of gaffe tape and and made
Speaker 1: a little splint and had eventually healed in a few weeks.
Speaker 2: This is incredible two for one. I love when the
Speaker 2: streams get crossed.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I know it goes buses, they don't cross them,
Speaker 3: but you cross them there.
Speaker 2: That is amazing. I want to know, did you did
Speaker 2: you catch the ball?
Speaker 7: Though initially no, and I'm an Harminex cricketer, and I
Speaker 7: made the I made the TV and my phone went
Speaker 7: berserved with all my mates sledging me for dropping it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's horrendous because that's not fair. I bet what
Speaker 3: hurts more the pain of the webbing or they're not
Speaker 3: catching the ball.
Speaker 1: Probably the sledging I got after.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's the worst, deeper than the many actual injuries.
Speaker 2: And there's footage.
Speaker 8: Yeah, could you bring yourself to go and watch the
Speaker 8: slow mo back again?
Speaker 7: They played if someone drops a catch, they play more
Speaker 7: times than if they say too.
Speaker 8: That actually measured how far and hintould hit it because
Speaker 8: they didn't expect to go to the top deck and
Speaker 8: and out. It was like eighty seven meters or something
Speaker 8: from his back of my hand.
Speaker 3: Oh that's incredible, great story, Ross, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: You give us a call mate take out well.
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