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Nat is just ridiculous in the best way

Agree with all of this, and definitely happy to see some positivity towards everyone! Love the way Nat pushes herself in every challenge (that Kangaroo Larb as a first dish? Come on!), the way that Sav wears her culture proudly and advocates for it, and the way Pezza has progressed as a cook throughout the competition. I think all of them will be successful post-Masterchef and I'd go to all of their restaurants should they open them.

Special mention to Harry and Mimi too- i could probably keep going but I don't have all day sadly

Search up Volkanovski vs Ortega round 3. Crazy stuff

Sad for Harry, happy for Nat

Yep, he's gone.

That's gotta be Harry IMO. As bad as the scrambled egg fish was from Nat, everything else seemed good and that stroke of genius with the Curry powder might just save her. Harry just didn't get anything other than the one sauce.

Nat might just escape by the skin of her teeth here

NOOOOOO

For good friends I don't see why not? I'm happy to share with close friends because I know that at some point they'll help me out too. Of course if someone never reciprocates, or begs you for the password multiple times after you say no, I understand the frustration- Otherwise I just think viewing it as a "why can't you just spend the money, pay for it yourself" situation feels like a transactional way to approach it.

Andy crossed the line a little there IMO. That was harsh

The comments on some players posts by angry gamblers are truly some of the most pathetic things I've ever seen. Walton lost a back and forth 5 setter in a tiebreaker and some of the comments on his instagram are truly vile. If you lose a bunch of money betting on Wimbledon, take the loss on the chin rather than venting it on players- or better yet, don't gamble what you can't afford to lose.

Disregard what I said about Everton then

One thing i haven't seen mentioned in these comments- what are the odds that in a year or 2's time, he doesn't fit into their plans, doesn't play well, or Barcelona need money, and they try to pressure him into forgoing wages or other bonuses he's entitled to? We've recently seen Barcelona trying to combat their own financial mismanagement by pressuring their legends and big signings into forgoing wages or accepting a reduction, or retiring early- as a player and a management team, that would have to play into your thinking. Everton maybe isn't the most financially prudent but Palace/Ipswich at least, you wouldn't worry about that.

I think that was the same reaction we all had. When Ngannou not only defended it but reversed it and landed shots on Stipe, I think everyone very quickly realised that this wasn't the same Ngannou from the first fight.

He was spot on when he said he was the better fighter, Pantoja was the better competitor, IMO.

Brat dinner

Jean-Christophe is box office 😂

Those BLOODY TURNIPS