Congratulations @NSBSchool, Under-18 Schools Cup champions 🏆
A proud moment for the town, with so many who have worn BG&G this season involved, too 👏
@SamMunnery Couldn’t agree more in terms needing a better system, which ultimately is my point. I have no issue with a 50 cap mark.
Equally, I don’t blame the players for choosing to earn a living over playing for their country one bit.
National leagues aren’t supported and we’re seeing it
@TightFive_Rugby@lryansport He needed to start the first game of the Six Nations. Lad has been penalised for being the top performing England 10 last year.
@GauthierBaudin Great first half for him (despite the kick off). Always tough in the second half when you’re going backwards - excited to see more of him.
@samymojtabi We’re going to lose to Leinster, so we won’t have the chance to play UBB or Toulouse. But you’re a lunatic thinking the ref was with Saints; are head-on-head tackles now allowed?
Issue here at Toulouse as the third in a series of paratroopers has got themselves stuck on top of the stadium. Nobody seems worried yet but looks pretty concerning.
“Let me get this straight, you can buy a burrito on an interest-free instalment plan?”
“That’s right, and we’re not even based in the Chipotle store.”
“So, you finance this by packaging the burrito instalment loans into Burrito CDO A, which has part of Burrito CDO B and both get put into Burrito CDO C?”
“Yeah. The original loans are backed by burritos. Chicke. Pork. Carne Asada. Whatever. But Burrito CDO C is a synthetic Burrito CDO. A CDO of Burrito CDOs.”
“Ok, let’s say we have an underlying pool of $10,000 in burritos. How much money could be out there betting on instalment loans and your synthetic burrito CDOs?”
“Probably $100,000,000.”
“C’mon! How much bigger is the market for burrito instalment loans than actual edible real-life cheesy burritos?”
“At least 100x.”
“That is fucking crazy.”
“No, it’s awesome.”