NRL Fantasy 2024 Part 1 - Gates are open, come on in

imasharkie wrote:anyone interested in joining my draft league: 7EU6RV37

Aardvark wrote:

Here's some bus advice you degenerate

Hail the bus....if you can't see the number hail it anyway and make your excuses if it's the wrong one (or maybe get some specs)

To get the bus driver really angry, press the bell surreptitiously every stop and then fein innocence when they lose it and start making bus related threats.....this only works if you have a lot of time on your hands.

Don't try to sit up the back if you are over 175cms tall and depending on the age of the bus the same height rule can be applied to standing up straight suddenly if you are in the window seat.

If you are a pensioner make sure you get the bus during peak hour, take fucking ages to sort out your pass/change, attempt to talk to the driver the whole time and complain about the bus being so packed (see also pressing the bell every stop trick)

imasharkie wrote:anyone interested in joining my draft league: 7EU6RV37

White Lightning wrote:With the addition of Capewell the Warriors pack is going to put the fear up the opponents:
AFB, Egan, Barnett
Capewell, Ford
Tohu
Tevaga, D. Walker, Niukore, Afoa/Lussick

That is a very experienced set of forwards & it will take a good side to dominate the Warriors pack.

my tv broke wrote:


Devils advocate, but aside from AFB you could argue its pretty mid, if Harris has really slowed down

mintotheimmortal wrote:Ted Roker on X

Broncos pre-season training notes: they're trying out some wing/centre combinations, rotating Cobbo and Staggs with Arthars and Oates. Deine Mariner training with the reserves. Jaiden Hunt looks like the bench backrower. Flegler's prop spot still up for grabs
@brisbanebroncos

Jordan Riki has been dealing with a shoulder injury, but jumped back into training. Fletcher Baker and Kobe Hetherington were rehabbing, just running laps.

Staggs and Arthars mainly on right, and Cobbo and Oates mainly on the left side

my tv broke wrote:

haha, i did see your post.

around here (brisbane), you have to hail the driver. if you're just standing there, they won't stop, because people stand at bus stops all the time unnecessarily.

bus driver probably just having a bad day though. they get upset sometimes.

Aardvark wrote:

Here's some bus advice you degenerate

Hail the bus....if you can't see the number hail it anyway and make your excuses if it's the wrong one (or maybe get some specs)

To get the bus driver really angry, press the bell surreptitiously every stop and then fein innocence when they lose it and start making bus related threats.....this only works if you have a lot of time on your hands.

Don't try to sit up the back if you are over 175cms tall and depending on the age of the bus the same height rule can be applied to standing up straight suddenly if you are in the window seat.

If you are a pensioner make sure you get the bus during peak hour, take fucking ages to sort out your pass/change, attempt to talk to the driver the whole time and complain about the bus being so packed (see also pressing the bell every stop trick)

Revraiser wrote:



Cheers lads. I just ain't a bus boy, might have been a Tigers semifinal the last time I caught a bus and that was in the city area, so bus stops loaded in general.

Genuinely don't get how it works then, as the bus is coming and you try to work out if it's Ur bus, by then its sailed past. But let's not make this a coffee moment.