: Thu Feb 19, 2009 5:47 pm  

Would estimate that both SAG capacity and gates are currently better than the SGB.

Agree some posters are far to touchy on this site. The reason for my right to askt is that I have had a holiday home - so paying taxes - in the region for over 30 years and always supported the French XIII game.

Hope in future you will understand the reasons for my interest.

: Thu Feb 19, 2009 5:56 pm  

maybe your questions are best posed to the local Marie perhaps or the Consiel Generale, if you are hinting at being taxed / over taxed.

Just a thought, Why?

[John_D]

: Thu Feb 19, 2009 6:17 pm  

stormingbronco wrote:

Would estimate that both SAG capacity and gates are currently better than the SGB.

For a start, the Aimé Giral has four sides rather than just the three so it would stand to reason that it's bigger. Gates - no idea and don't really care. Not sure what it's got to do with anything though, as the Dragons would have to pay rent on it were they to use it and that would be dead money.


Unless.... Are you something to do with USAP and you're just trying to get us all into thinking it'd be a good idea to get the Dragons playing there as you desperately try to offset the £35k a week paid to Dan Carter that you got sod all use out of?

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 8:20 am  

.....no JD am not connected to the local RaRa outfit. So shut-up

As for my tax's....like everyone else always think they are to high and never like having to pay them. Still the are a fact of daily life.

Still think that the majority of posters on this forum are rather to 'touchy' for their own and Rugby XIII's good.

Think you need a bit more 'hazing' and perhaps you will become both polite and humble when as asked simple questions by your betters and elders.

Have a nice day. Subject closed at my end.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 9:26 am  

stormingbronco wrote:

.....no JD am not connected to the local RaRa outfit. So shut-up

As for my tax's....like everyone else always think they are to high and never like having to pay them. Still the are a fact of daily life.

Still think that the majority of posters on this forum are rather to 'touchy' for their own and Rugby XIII's good.

Think you need a bit more 'hazing' and perhaps you will become both polite and humble when as asked simple questions by your betters and elders.

Have a nice day. Subject closed at my end.

you might want to take your own advice!

HTH

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 11:38 am  

stormingbronco wrote:

.....no JD am not connected to the local RaRa outfit. So shut-up

As for my tax's....like everyone else always think they are to high and never like having to pay them. Still the are a fact of daily life.

Still think that the majority of posters on this forum are rather to 'touchy' for their own and Rugby XIII's good.

Think you need a bit more 'hazing' and perhaps you will become both polite and humble when as asked simple questions by your betters and elders.

Have a nice day. Subject closed at my end.

Classic Comedy, Thanks for you visit

[John_D]

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 11:51 am  

stormingbronco wrote:

perhaps you will become both polite and humble when as asked simple questions by your betters and elders.

When they pop in, I'll pass on your regards

: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:29 am  

The fixture guide with the last RL World mag has (TBC) as the venue for four Catalans home games.

[John_D]

: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:38 am  

Charmless Nerk wrote:

The fixture guide with the last RL World mag has (TBC) as the venue for four Catalans home games.

I suppose all fixtures are subject to late change, but the only two not going ahead at the Brutus are the ones at Barcelona and Béziers.

: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:50 am  

stormingbronco wrote:

.....no JD am not connected to the local RaRa outfit, so shut-up!

As regards my taxes, like everyone else, I always think they are too high and never like having to pay them. Still they are a fact of daily life. ("Nevertheless they remain a fact of life" would be preferable.)

I still think that the majority of posters on this forum are rather too 'touchy' for their own and Rugby XIII's good.

I think you need a bit more 'hazing' and perhaps you will become both polite and humble when asked simple questions by your betters and elders.

Have a nice day, subject closed at my end.

Is there a reason why my "elders and betters" are unable to write in English unaided? In what way do they count as either "elders" or "betters"? What are they better at? Reading the daily mail? Writing incomprehensible rants on a message board? Complaining that we don't try and decipher those ravings? If you realy are my "elder", then the English education system has let you down.