Came for this, not leaving disappointed.
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The Duke brothers heartily approve.
Basically, there are two phases to be concerned with when winning the turnover, tackle and ruck.
Look me up! I handle the assignments for the Society in NYC, and we are always looking for help.
That certainly does sound like Mr. JS, who I hope will find his way back to NYC soon.
NYC. I assume you know people I know, including one certain panel ref who moved to Chicago a couple years ago.
World Rugby says your players can wear tights (cotton, with one seam, naturally), so I think you’re good.
Exactly this. Says a lot about England that they weren’t able to adapt n their own sometime during the first half and apparently needed the half time break to screw their heads on.
Of course I have to weigh in on this. Lots of words below, but TL;DR: Italy was legal, and Eddie Jones needs to quit his bitching.
I’m a rugby ref (as the name implies). One of the key principles of the game is respect for the match officials. There are any number of reasons for this, including the that control and discipline is required in our violent, physical sport and that we always suffer from shortages of refs as the game grows…
No Giacomin, the chants at the Garden reached 7.5 on the Richter Scale.
The thing about Javert is that he acts out of his quite sincerely held beliefs - Trump has none of those. One way they are alike, however, is the absolute lack of compassion and empathy.
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Um, that’s Valjean.
Rule against perpetuities, bitches.
You know, people like to hate on dad jokes, but I find that a sense of humor is all relative.
+1 Knufflebunny at the laundromat
That article proves that not all heroes wear capes:
Born and raised in Houston, now in NY. Energy and its adjuncts were the only busy spots of the past couple years - I’ve worked on a couple of them.
As a guy who’s spent his career in complex bankruptcies and corporate restructurings, I hope you’re right on interest rates. Our business has been in the doldrums for years (with the brief exception of 2009, which may have been my busiest year ever). Maybe the days of amend, extend, and pretend are coming to an end?