10/08/2013 Spud Gone Stealth

This Saturday Rub clip features JB, Garry, Spud and Damo with the biggest news of the day, hell, the week, maybe even the year. Spud needs to get something off his chest, and Garry wants to Skype this to us so we can watch and listen. When it comes to their children, there are some areas you just don't venture into, the kind of areas that can fracture this Rub family. Let's take you back to this week's Midweek Rub, where Chief reveals that a young male Brayshaw has been using Facebook to sniff around a young female Frawley, and Jim is more than happy for it to happen. "Sucked in!" he says. Garry's with Spud on this one, and you'd think Jim would back off but he just tells Spud that it shows his daughter has good taste. Spud took it upon himself to talk to Chief about this rumour (the boys think that's ridiculous) and came to the conclusion that he must go stealth. He bought trip wires for the home, bear traps, a taser gun from a cop friend, rubber bullets and war paint disguise because he needs to take action. He is refusing to accept that his daughter could be at home on Facebook when a young Brayshaw could be walking up his driveway with half a woody in his pants and a glint in his eye. He won't take it out on the young boy, but he will find the father and pound away at this flesh like a thrashing machine until he hits skull and bone. And cocky Jim then told his son to make that happen and then tell him the details. He's done his homework and knows his son has done some DJ work at some clubs, and wonders if maybe that's how he's caught up with the young Frawley. Spud has realised that he hasn't been keeping an eye on his girls because he's spend the last six weeks focusing on his own brand, holding up Triple M, Fox Footy and the coaches association. He now promises to spend more time with them, and fortifying the entry points to his house, though Garry tells him that it's not about securing the home, it's about securing the social networks that his daughters use. Jim quite enjoyed Spud's promise to talk to Anita because he's too busy to step up and look after his kids.
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