dunnoCouldn't do an any worse job than Daley or Stuart.
Dunno FTW!!dunno
Dunno FTW!!
he didHe played half for us and Manly didn't he?
He played half for us and Manly didn't he?
he didn't
Dunley did
Who predicted that we may need 32 points to make the top 8 with pur poor for and against.
30 would be enough i was told. Who would feel confident if we where stuck on 30 now? 30 may be enough but id be nervous.Our for and against wpuld still be close to 0 if lost last 2 games. If saints beat dogs chances are we may not of made it.
MR 85%
Hindy was wrong again.Who predicted no side on 30 points would miss the finals !!!
Once again history wins out!!
Game set match. History Mr 100%!!'
why would his be called dunno?Yeah, dunno! It's his nickname!
Hindy was wrong again.
why would his be called dunno?
I know, it should be short for BilliamWhy not. How the f**k is William shortened to Bill? Where did the B come from?
My guess is that it's related to the way the V and B sounds have historically interchanged in a range of languages. But where does the V come from merkin?!? I hear you ask. Well, the W and V sounds have also interchanged often. You'll still hear this in English speakers from India or Northern Europe, whether the Indian scammer who calls to tell you about your wirus, or the TV Nazi who says "Ve have vays of making you talk."Why not. How the f**k is William shortened to Bill? Where did the B come from?
My guess is that it's related to the way the V and B sounds have historically interchanged in a range of languages. But where does the V come from merkin?!? I hear you ask. Well, the W and V sounds have also interchanged often. You'll still hear this in English speakers from India or Northern Europe, whether the Indian scammer who calls to tell you about your wirus, or the TV Nazi who says "Ve have vays of making you talk."
My guess is that it's related to the way the V and B sounds have historically interchanged in a range of languages. But where does the V come from merkin?!? I hear you ask. Well, the W and V sounds have also interchanged often. You'll still hear this in English speakers from India or Northern Europe, whether the Indian scammer who calls to tell you about your wirus, or the TV Nazi who says "Ve have vays of making you talk."