Please stop editing my posts to make it appear as if I canât spell simple words
Thatâs poor forum etiquette
Iâm not sure what point youâre trying to make here, I donât think you are either
Please stop editing my posts to make it appear as if I canât spell simple words
Thatâs poor forum etiquette
Iâm not sure what point youâre trying to make here, I donât think you are either
my point is, you have a terrible tendency to make ludicrous comments about absolutely everything, no matter the subject or context.
my point stands, youâre a freak
See, youâre just proving my point
I havenât refuted your point. In fact, your point is valid.
Thanks
Two chances of that around here
The same lad posting ad nauseam in the soccer threads. From the noted soccer strong hold of charleville
As I said, Iâm not on twitter. I find itâs a screaming pot for arseholes mostly. But youâd hardly have to be intelligent to be able to find something on the internet.
I used twitter because you are obviously on it so much considering how many links to it you post.
So to recap, youâre as funny as half of twitter but about three weeks slower. Fair enough.
I hope all the badgering and questioning hasnât detracted too much from your enjoyment of the tournament. Theyâre an eager lot the rugby once every four years soccer crew.
You must be on Twitter a lot to have worked out the proportion of all Twitter accounts that have made Riverdance jokes about the haka
How did you compile your statistics?
Quit wasting time replying to me and work on your comic timing. Youâve 3 weeks to make up.
The game is on Saturday, mate
Not at all. Iv a heap of lads on ignore I am missing the most of the really crazy stuff thanks be to god
A sure sign of weakness
Probably a sensible ploy. I donât have anybody on ignore, but Iâm finding that it is getting increasingly difficult to engage in discussion on whatâs happening on the pitch with the increasing volume of spam posts in relation to matters on just about every issue, other than whatâs happening out on the pitch.
Its gas every time I go in to the RWC thread with 300 unread posts I am hoping someone is after spotting a tactical innovation but all I am greeted with is hidden posts. I know then that the usual suspects are on the rampage.
Pal, we really have to win this crucial game against New Zealand.
How should we approach the breakdown? How many men do we commit to the ruck, how many standing off, how many runners? Do we approach the Irish and AB ruck just the same?
I hate rugby and youâre the only one here knows.
Tactical innovation: stop kicking the ball back to the opposition
And what do you expect him to do then?