Scotty wrote:

Wobbler wrote:I'm drinking some beer then I'm going to stuff my face and have a battlewail and get rowdy

I trust this assists

I'm still in the process of getting my PC built, I then think some MMO with a vorb crew will be in order.

Yer maing, bf4 comes up cheap on origin pretty regularly (25 at the moment for the fancy version with all the dlc etc) although come November I will be on a solid fallout 4 binge for sometime holla ur steam/origin etc ids once you get onboard

scatter wrote:

Scotty wrote:Probelm with that is I have to do so low-key stuff for a while.

Sufferfest seem to be the exact opposite.

Adapt it to the level you need to be working at au!

Justs spinning my legs on the trainer makes me go

I've just done 5 poxy minutes on the trainer trying to pull the hardest resistance I can turn. Aaagh My legs are burnin'

10:30 on a Saturday night, and you're doing that on a trainer Rik - what a party animal!

Scotty wrote:At least I can re-watch Archer on Netflix...

Always a viable option... that leads to re-watching an entire season and getting nothing done (which is also good sometimes!)

Yeah, problem is when you're putting in an effort and you start laughing.

phunk wrote:Beer and rugby maaaaaaate

Even I didn't do that

Anyone think that good games from DC might be the exception rather than the norm compared to the new crop of players coming through?

Fair play, DC's been an unreal player in the past, but I think he just looks slow these days.

If Carter and Cruden were both fit it'd be close but I still think Carter is the better player.
He had a bad game last week but the forward pack didn't give him any front foot ball and Aaron Smith had a shocker as well. Neither of those things excuse missing touch and bumbling restarts though.
Sopoaga is in the best form but still not better than Carter IMO.