@JontyUpNorth@kwalsh96 I was so glad when Russell signed for Bath. Loved him for years and knew the opportunity to compete in the prem would help change how a lot of the English rugby fans viewed him. He's had a cracking year.
@ben_jaycock Incredibly talented player. One of the best in the world but think he gives a way a few too many penalties to be considered an all time great
@ChalynRugby Completely agree. Not a vintage lions squad but can only play what's in front of them. SA or NZ might've brought out their best but we'll never know
@MichaelBird77@RucksSake Lowe has been pretty garbage barring 1 offload for a try
VDM also scored a try when Scotland beat Australia by 14 points last November. Think he'll be fine.
@ilc1980 @chosen_juan4 Thought it was by far the worst season on a first watch 15 years ago...
Came back to them last year & season 2 is a masterpiece.
@HPDrumcraft@jegaevi A lot of the people on the audiobooks are reading side think that when I say audiobooks aren't reading, that I mean reading a book is better than listening to a book.
I don't care about one being better than the other. But reading means consuming written word.
@HPDrumcraft@jegaevi I am using semantics to mean 'the meaning of a word' so yeah, interchangeable with definition in this context.
I agree listening and reading are different skills. The reason I frame it as a definition/semantics issue is...
@HPDrumcraft@jegaevi Semantics is the meaning of words and I think, like you, that reading means processing written information.
Others are arguing that reading means consuming a book, whether written or audio.
So it's a semantics issue because the disagreement is about the meaning of the word.
@jegaevi@HPDrumcraft I just think it's a semantic thing. Reading means consuming written word. You listen to audiobooks.
No value judgement, audiobooks are cool but I will never accept that they can be read.