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Pfft. Everyone knows oppobrium is an element.

I think the Wallabies will step up a grade. I feel it in my waters.

Especially in the current Wallaby scrum. ;)

Well, cyclo, I just get the strong feeling that Bullrush is making a lot of fishing posts, without using the fushing smiley.

Wtf? Who has attacked Tahu as a "cry-baby" and "sook" because of the Johns affair? Bullrush, I believe you're fabricating racist gremlins. :angryfire: Sledging using sly implications of racism always creates bad blood. My usual response is to tell the sledger to f*ck off, but this is a...

Alexander is making advances in that area.

In Reddy!'s defence, Ma'afood and Alexander look similar.

That's true. They built this as an engineering exercise as part of a management course for their engineers, so the people cost will have been free and they would have had the use of Thales' considerable resources. That 275k would just have been for the technology, I think. Provided you can use...

Yeah, I agree. That'd be especially important in a phase two device, in which the RFRs (robot front rowers) have independent movement. Perhaps the robot props would have fixed outer arms as well, to facilitate a realistic bind and apply a realistic force. In a phase three device (where the...

I was thinking about that, Rob42. I guess that a fixed front row device like this one has wouldn't be able to respond meaningfully to movements that are intended to deform the structure of the front row, like boring in. I think for that you would need the machine front row to be made up of...

This mirrors the discussion we were having earlier, in which the machine progresses from a single plane device, to a multi-plane device, to (eventually) a multi-robot device. This robot scrum is at stage one of the progression: it provides the fixed man/machine interface of a conventional...

They do indeed make systems for ADF, not just ordinance but clever stuff like intel systems and avionics. Coincidentally, they are also one of the companies my company is partnering with on remote automation systems for oilfields.

Neither were Les Kiss or John Muggleton, to be fair. Their contribution to the art was to refine (and arguably re-define) defensive theory after their playing days.

Yes, you'd have to watch the games in order to see it.

Joe Mac, if you go on the match thread on Planet Rugby there are a bunch of Parisian locals there who may be able to help you out.

NFL ball dimensions: Short Circumference: 20 3/4"- 21 1/4" Long Circumference: 27 3/4 "- 28 1/2 " Weight: 14-15 oz In metric: Long Circumference: 704.85 - 723.90 mm Short Circumference: 527.05 - 539.75 mm Weight: 396.89 - 425.24 g Rugby ball dimensions: Long...

The American ball is quite a bit smaller than a rugby ball. I reckon the Mungos will have worked out the best hold for their shape and size of ball. They are avid consumers of gridiron techniques and will not have let something as simple as that get past them.

Horne was the most penetrative centre in the S14. And I'm a Brumbies fan.