@IrishRugby @VodafoneIreland @canterburyNZ He had a really great game today. Incredible natural instincts and skill.

@MichaelAArouet Perhaps the issue is that they feel they are backstopped by their government.

@MTabarrok Nice (not Nice) but there are a LOT of other variables that contribute to Paris. Hard to plot them on a chart.

@screenrotpod @CFCHedgey This is very problematic.

@LaPoen @rugby_ap Carter played behind a machine of a pack. It’s easier to play 10 when your forwards are dominating everything and you have world class left and right besides you. Still, a great exponent of the game. Make no mistake.

@muteshih @WietsJBuys Hi Mimi. What if the natives owned 2.4% of the land. Would that be ok?

@realARSHIA @earthcurated Except it’s a relative ghost town

@FrontRowRugbyXV He did very well today. Great commitment and showed up at all the pivotal moments.

@EchoFuturist @gregisenberg I get tired of trying to explain this to people.

@CSinclairtv Isn’t it amazing that the alternative had messed things up to a point where you had no choice?

@AlexGroberman_ Welcome to LinkedIn slavery. Enjoy.

@emre_mayo @YIMBYLAND Looks like Roscoe Village or something like that (Chicago).

@RugbyInsideLine And who hired him?

@sharrond62 Nope. Used to have these as a kid all the time. Quite tasty!

@SelfMadeMastery Let’s just say I learned that there are two parts to a trade: entry and exit.

@texasrunnerDFW Norm reversion

@matsonj Look up the Klarna case study of them dropping SFDC and WorkDay for agents. I’m busy researching this myself. Super interesting.

@TheCleanCarClub So THIS is why it’s a diuretic!

@SVG__Collection Paul Simon’s You can call me Al with bass line by Bakithi Kumalo. The signature bass break in the middle of the song was created by recording a descending bass riff, then reversing the tape to produce the distinctive effect heard in the final version.

@harryjsisson Not the slam dunk you were looking for grasshopper.