I don't know either Eau.
There seems to be an Aussie obsession with tall men (tough on you Nasser, you poisonous little troll) and in the last series, and a couple of times in this series the "expert" have talked about "dominant alpha males" of which Thimbface is (obviously) one.
I've never heard such a load of w*nk!
I see a fat-necked ugly bloke trying desperately to cling onto his youth and establish a career as a rapper before he loses all of his hair and can't hold his gut in any longer.
He manipulates and lies and drags people down to his level by "joking" about stuff - except he is deadly serious . . . and he effectively bullies the other blokes by putting them on the spot and implying that if they don't join in they're spoiling the party - after all, it's just about of fun - come on, mate - where's the harm in a bit of speculation? It's just a bloke thing, isn't it? They all do it! (Except, of course, that they don't - only twonks like him do it.)
Troy was (as someone has remarked)uncharacteristically a) quiet and b) adult.
I got the impression that from his perspective the convocation started off as a bit of mild fun, and then degenerated faster and further than heavier imagined and he was quite out of his floppy-haired, posh-boy, amiable-idiot depth and wasn't comfortable at all but didn't know how to get out of it.
I don't think Thumbface and The Cornetto King will have done themselves any favours with their tasteless misogynistic speculations, nasty innuendo and sordid suggestions,
I got the impression they were all relieved when it was going-home time.