List 43 men I wouldn't kick outta bed

Greg Tivendale
#32 Richmond Tigers
Age: 28yr 8mth Games: 185
Born: April 19, 1979
Height: 185cm Weight: 86kg
Position: Midfield

Season/Career Highs
2007 Highs Career Highs (Since 1991)
Disposals 28 v Port Adelaide,
12th May 2007 32 v Geelong,
17th Apr 2004- Kicks 20 v Port Adelaide,
12th May 2007 24 v Melbourne,
20th Jul 2001-Handballs 13 v Western Bulldogs,
20th Apr 2007-13 v Western Bulldogs,
20th Apr 2007-Marks 11 v Melbourne,
22nd Jun 2007-11 v Melbourne,
22nd Jun 2007-Goals 3 v Melbourne,
22nd Jun 2007-4 v Fremantle,
2nd Aug 2003-Tackles 8 v West Coast,
28th Apr 2007-10 v Hawthorn,
18th Jun 2006-Hitouts 1 v Collingwood,
13th Apr 2007-

Name: Troy Corser
Date of Birth: 27th November, 1971
Place of Birth: Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
Place of residence: Monaco
Height: 1.75 m (5’9”)
Weight: 67 kg (148 lbs)
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Brown
Marital status: Married to Sam. They had a little boy called Kalani Gray born on 24th June 2003 and a baby girl Kelisa Iliana-Rose born on 24th July 2005

Matthew “Richo” Richardson (born March 19, 1975), is a professional Australian rules footballer who plays for Richmond in the Australian Football League. He has been the club’s key forward through the late 1990s and the 2000s, and the club’s leading goalscorer twelve times, and has been selected in the all-Australian team in 1996 and 2001.

Educated at St Kevin’s College in Melbourne, Richardson was the fourth pick (a father-son selection) in the 1992 AFL Draft, recruited from Devonport, Tasmania. Combining a 196-centimetre frame with exceptional speed and athletic capacity for a large man, on his day he has been a dominant presence for the Tigers.

In 2004, a decision to step back involvement in the Tigers’ “leadership group” (the small group of senior players who help lead the club on and off-field) and focus on additional strength training seems to have paid off, with a flurry of goals in the early part of the season after returning from injury including a career best 10 against the Western Bulldogs. Richardson finished with a tally of 65 goals for the season.

In 2005 under the coaching of Terry Wallace he kicked 65 goals again, this time with much more consistency throughout the season.

Until recently Richardson had a much maligned relationship with his supporters. He was infamous for his poor body language and onfield barrating of teammates. That was until in 2007 he became one of the most respected AFL footballers due to his courage and passion by playing a game with a fractured eye socket and broken nose and still managing to kick four goals.

In 2007, he won his first ever club best-and-fairest, beating young gun Nathan Foley by a single vote.

Personal information
Full name Brett Lee
Nickname Bing
Born 8 November 1976 (1976-11-08) (age 31)
Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
Height 1.87 m (6 ft 1+1⁄2 in)
Role Bowler
Batting style Right-handed
Bowling style Right-arm fast
International information
Test debut (cap 383) 26 December 1999: v India
Last Test 16 November 2007: v Sri Lanka
ODI debut (cap 140) 9 January 2000: v Pakistan
Last ODI 16 December 2007: v New Zealand
ODI shirt no. 58
Domestic team information
Years Team
1994/95 – New South Wales
Career statistics
Tests ODI FC LA
Matches 61 159 97 189
Runs scored 1,098 763 1,655 883
Batting average 21.11 17.74 18.59 16.98
100s/50s 0/3 0/2 0/5 0/2
Top score 64 57 79 57

Balls bowled 12,847 8,105 19,730 9,731
Wickets 247 277 408 315
Bowling average 30.69 22.91 27.72 23.76
5 wickets in innings 7 6 16 6
10 wickets in match 0 n/a 2 n/a
Best bowling 5/30 5/22 7/114 5/22
Catches/stumpings 18/– 36/– 29/– 40/–

Pennington was considered an unruly child and had difficulty performing throughout school. “I would strip down naked, and swing from the blinds in my classroom as a child,” he said in an interview for E! network. It wasn’t until he was seventeen years old that he was tested for, and diagnosed with, ADHD. He is now a spokesperson for the organization ADHD Experts on Call, and manages his condition with Adderall XR. Additionally, his mother, Dr. Yvonne Pennington, is a psychologist who focuses on the treatment of ADHD and depression.

Ahhh there ya go, that explains why I like TY, I can relate to ADHD on a very intimate level!!
http://www.typenningtonstyle.com/
Oh my Goddess he even jurnals… be still my heart!

George Harvey Strait,
(born May 18, 1952), is an American country music singer. The native Texan is known for his honky tonk country western sound. Strait is sometimes referred to as the “King of Country” and some critics call Strait a living legend (Bego, 2001). He is well known for his unique style of western swing music, barroom ballads, honky-tonk style, and fresh yet traditional country western music.

A member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, Strait has been nominated for more CMA awards than any other artist. He holds the record for most Number 1 songs on Billboard Country Music charts, and has had more albums certified gold or platinum in the United States than any other country artist and only Elvis Presley and The Beatles have more overall.

Filmography
Strait has acted in multiple feature films. He had a bit part in The Soldier (1982) and Mystery, Alaska and starred in Pure Country (1992). He also appeared as himself in The Horse Whisperer (1998) and Grand Champion (2002).

Pure Country featured George Strait in the lead role as “Dusty”, a famous country singer who strays too far from his country roots and traditional sound. The movie provided the opportunity for Strait to branch out from his own traditional country sound for a more rock-and-roll approach. The soundtrack to the album, also called Pure Country, produced several hit singles for Strait.

Year Movie Role
1982 The Soldier Codename: The Soldier
1992 Pure Country Dusty Wyatt Chandler
1998 The Horse Whisperer Soundtrack Only
2002 Grand Champion Himself
2003 King of the Hill Voice of Cornell
Year Album US Country US 200 RIAA
1981 Strait Country 26 Platinum
1982 Strait from the Heart 18 Platinum
1983 Right or Wrong 1 163 Platinum
1984 Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind 1 150 Platinum
1985 Greatest Hits 4 157 4× Platinum
1985 Something Special 1 Platinum
1986 #7 1 127 Platinum
1986 Merry Christmas Strait to You 17 2× Platinum
1987 Ocean Front Property 1 117 Platinum
1987 Greatest Hits Volume Two 1 68 3× Platinum
1988 If You Ain’t Lovin’, You Ain’t Livin’ 1 87 Platinum
1989 Beyond the Blue Neon 1 92 Platinum
1990 Livin’ It Up 1 35 Platinum
1991 Chill of an Early Fall 4 45 Platinum
1991 Ten Strait Hits 7 Platinum
1992 Holding My Own 5 33 Platinum
1992 Pure Country 1 6 6× Platinum
1993 Easy Come, Easy Go 2 5 2× Platinum
1994 Lead On 1 26 2× Platinum
1995 Strait Out of the Box 9 43 8× Platinum
1996 Blue Clear Sky 1 7 3× Platinum
1997 Carrying Your Love with Me 1 1 3× Platinum
1998 One Step at a Time 1 2 2× Platinum
1998 Pure Strait Platinum
1999 Always Never the Same 2 6 Platinum
1999 Merry Christmas Wherever You Are 10 78 Gold
2000 Latest Greatest Straitest Hits 1 2 2× Platinum
2000 George Strait 1 7 Gold
2001 The Road Less Traveled 1 9 Platinum
2002 20th Century Masters: The Best of George Strait 8 76 Platinum
2003 For the Last Time: Live from the Astrodome 2 7 Gold
2003 Honkytonkville 1 5 Platinum
2004 50 Number Ones 1 1 6× Platinum
2005 Somewhere Down in Texas 1 1 Platinum
2006 Strait Hits Platinum
2006 It Just Comes Natural 1 3 Platinum
2006 Fresh Cut Christmas Platinum
2007 Live at Texas Stadium 4 11
2007 22 More Hits 4 13

Born on 29th November 1973, Troy Dann grew up on a cattle station near Alice Springs, Australia. Troy Dann is the star of Aussie TV show ‘Outback Adventures’ where he tackled a different dangerous feat every week. For hunk fans his best moment – of the various states of undress in every episode – was wearing nothing but a G – string. Troy’s feat has gained such notoriety that top-rating radio personalities, Martin & Molloy, gave it number one billing on their 1998 list of television’s most memorable moments.

Now that’s what I call “A Real Aussie Bloke”

Mel Gibson
Mel Columcille Gerard Gibson (born January 3, 1956) is an American-born actor, director and producer. Gibson moved to Australia when he was 12 years old and he later studied acting at the National Institute of Dramatic Art in Sydney. After establishing himself as a household name with the Mad Max and Lethal Weapon series, Gibson went on to direct and star in the Academy Award-winning Braveheart. Gibson’s direction of Braveheart made him the sixth actor-turned-filmmaker to receive an Oscar for Best Director.In 2004, he directed and produced The Passion of the Christ, a blockbuster movie that portrayed the last hours of the life of Jesus. Gibson is an honorary Officer of the Order of Australia and was ranked the world’s most powerful celebrity in the annual list by Forbes magazine in 2004.
[edit] Awards and accomplishments
Australian Film Institute: Best Actor in a Lead Role, Tim (1979)
Australian Film Institute: Best Actor in a Lead Role, Gallipoli (1981)
People’s Choice Awards: Favorite Motion Picture Actor (1991)
MTV Movie Awards: Best Action Sequence, Lethal Weapon 3 (1993)
MTV Movie Awards: Best On-Screen Duo, Lethal Weapon 3 (1993) – shared with Danny Glover
ShoWest Award: Male Star of the Year (1993)
National Board of Review: Special Achievement in Filmmaking, Braveheart (1995)
American Cinematheque Gala Tribute: American Cinematheque Award (1995)
ShoWest Award: Director of the Year (1996)
Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards: Best Director, Braveheart (1996)
Golden Globe Awards: Best Director, Braveheart (1996)
Academy Awards: Best Director, Braveheart (1996)
Academy Awards: Best Picture, Braveheart (1996)
People’s Choice Awards: Favorite Motion Picture Actor (1997)
Hasty Pudding Theatricals: Man of the Year (1997)
Blockbuster Entertainment Awards: Favorite Actor – Suspense, Ransom (1997)
Blockbuster Entertainment Awards: Favorite Actor – Suspense, Conspiracy Theory (1998)
People’s Choice Awards: Favorite Motion Picture Star in a Drama (2001)
People’s Choice Awards: Favorite Motion Picture Actor (2001)
Blockbuster Entertainment Awards: Favorite Actor – Drama, The Patriot (2001)
Australian Film Institute: Global Achievement Award (2002)
People’s Choice Awards: Favorite Motion Picture Actor (2003)
Honorary Doctorate Recipient and Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, Loyola Marymount University (2003)
People’s Choice Awards: Favorite Motion Picture Actor (2004)
Named as the world’s most powerful celebrity by US business magazine Forbes (2004)

Australian Film Institute Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role 1981-for Gallipoli
Academy Award for Best Director 1995
for Braveheart
Golden Globe Award for Best Director – Motion Picture
1996 for Braveheart
People’s Sexiest Man Alive- 1985

Adam Brand… oh my!
Adam Brand is Australia’s hottest young country artist proven by his three wins from five nominations in 1999’s CMAA awards Adam Brand was born in Perth and moved to Victoria where he was educated.

At just age 10 he was playing drums in the church band. When he was 16 he left home and was on the road with his uncle selling leather belts out of the back of a van. Here is where he developed an appreciation for bush ballads and trucking songs of Slim Dusty as well as George Strait and Travis Tritt. During the miles on the road he learned the songs and dreamed of becoming a country singer.

After a short stay in Queensland Adam returned to Perth where he formed a country band. He was inspired by the new wave of young country artists including James Blundell, Lee Kernaghan, Vince Gill and Dwight Yoakam.

Less than 2 years ago he left his hometown of Perth and made the move to Sydney.

Here he met his manager Graham Thompson. This resulted in the release of the brilliant first self-titled album.

The release of Adams debut album shows the great talent and incredible writing ability of this hot new young artist. The debut album “Adam Brand” contains songs about the real people and events in Adam’s life.

Be sure to see Adam live whenever you can to see the singer /songwriter at his craft.

Adam can be seen on Music Country performing Last Man Standing , Grandpa’s Piano and Dirt Track Cowboys, Good Friends and Beating Around the Bush. As well as a duet with Melinda Schneider “Love Away The Night”

Discography
Adam Brand (Flying Nun Records, 1998)
Good Friend (2000)
Built for Speed (Compass Records, 2003)
Get Loud (Compass, 2004)
Christmas in Australia (Sony Records, 2005)
What a Life (2006)
Blame it on Eve (TBR Jan 2008)

Brad Douglas Paisley
(born October 28, 1972 in Glen Dale, West Virginia) is an American country music singer-songwriter, guitarist and a freemason. Starting with the release of his 1999 album Who Needs Pictures, Brad has recorded five studio albums and a Christmas compilation on the Arista Nashville label, with all of his albums certified gold or higher by the RIAA[1]. In addition, he has charted nineteen singles on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs charts, nine of which have reached Number One.

Awards
Academy of Country Music
1999 – Top New Male Vocalist
2004 – Vocal Event of the Year (“Whiskey Lullaby”)
2004 – Video of the Year (“Whiskey Lullaby”)
2005 – Album of the Year (Time Well Wasted)
2005 – Vocal Event of the Year (“When I Get Where I’m Going”)
2005 – Video of the Year (“When I Get Where I’m Going”)
2006 – Top Male Vocalist
Country Music Association Awards (he has been nominated 38 times – a record)
2000 – Horizon Award
2001 – Vocal Event of the Year (“Too Country”)
2002 – Music Video of the Year (“I’m Gonna Miss Her”)
2004 – Musical Event of the Year (“Whiskey Lullaby”)
2004 – Music Video of the Year (“Whiskey Lullaby”)
2006 – Album of the Year (Time Well Wasted)
2006 – Musical Event of the Year (“When I Get Where I’m Going”)
2007 – Music Video of the Year (“Online” – director Jason Alexander)
2007 – Male Vocalist of the Year

Country Weekly Presents the TNN Music Awards
2000 – The Discovery Award
2000 – Song of the Year (“He Didn’t Have to Be”)
2000 – CMT Music Video of the Year (“He Didn’t Have to Be”)

CMT Music Awards
2002 – Concept Video of the Year (“I’m Gonna Miss Her”)
2005 – Collaborative Video of the Year (“Whiskey Lullaby”)
2006 – Most Inspiring Video of the Year (“When I Get Where I’m Going”)