The chances of finding intelligent life in our solar system are very small. The chances of an NRL upset are much greater, in fact it happens quite often. Titans by 7.
Incidentally, the chances of finding intelligent life in the NRL are minuscule.
The chances of finding intelligent life in our solar system are very small. The chances of an NRL upset are much greater, in fact it happens quite often. Titans by 7.
Your team comes from the Goldie mate, trebuchets at glass castles when it comes to intelligence
Thanks for nothing IBM. You've made me feel stupid because I had to Google "trebuchets". And I'm not even from the Goldie!
We've got 'em at the Panthers too. One tipped us to be beaten by the Knights. Not naming names though.TT you really are the least 'fan like' fan I know. Cautious to a point of pessimism, you really are quite an enigma.
TT you really are the least 'fan like' fan I know. Cautious to a point of pessimism, you really are quite an enigma.
Nothing ever usually suggests an upset, that's why they're called upsets. But let's ride our boys home here as their achievements this far really have earned our unconditional support, even if they go no further.
It really depends on the Tits' mindset.We've got 'em at the Panthers too. One tipped us to be beaten by the Knights. Not naming names though.
As for the Titans, they are very dogged. If they can play this the way they like to play and especially if Hayne hits his straps they are a chance. They have the werewithal to knock the Broncos forwards about considerably, especially if they come in thinking they only have to turn up, as so frequently happens.
And I suppose I should apologise to some Broncos fans for having the temerity to suggest that their heroes might have a game on their hands here.
And I suppose I should apologise to some Broncos fans for having the temerity to suggest that their heroes might have a game on their hands here.
Can someone more familiar with this forum please tell me what Haynetrain's presence is for? Is he like the 'entertainment'?