@realjohnboy,
Actually I think they're watching you, Johnboy. Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't really after you.
@realjohnboy,
realjohnboy wrote:... Are there people not playing who have an interest in Tico and Spendius? Just curious.
I have a wide fan base, RJB. I thought you knew that.
@Ticomaya,
Stogie Boy wrote:. . . I have a wide fan base . . .
Then I'd recommend getting more exercise and cutting back on the carbs.
Oh, wait.
You said a wide
fan base.
Never mind.
Clubber's picks:
Indy
Houston
San Diego
Green Bay
Pitt
New England
Buffalo
NYJ
Atlanta
Chicago
New Orleans
Arizona
Phil
@realjohnboy,
Clubber didn't give a final score?
Green Bay (Brown's top tackler is out for the season)
San Diego (Chargers answer their wake-up call)
Indianapolis (Colts v Rams -- could there be a worse matchup?)
Pittsburgh (Favre is due for a bad game)
New England (Cheers!)
Houston (The last petal on the daisy said "Texans")
Buffalo (But it won't be pretty)
Oakland (Automatic)
Atlanta (But I think it'll be close)
Chicago (Bengals have peaked)
New Orleans (Saints look unstoppable)
Arizona (Automatic)
Philadelphia (Redskins are in turmoil)
35-6
Last night in baseball, in game 4 of the LA Angels vs NY Yankees, there was a controversial call at 3rd base by the umpire. Two Yankee base runners ended up at 3rd base, or rather a couple feet away from 3rd base. An Angel tagged both of them out, but the ump ruled one of them was not out.
I saw the video - which is apparently no longer available due to a copyright issue.
I think I have the facts straight. But I can't figure out the logic here in the decision.
@realjohnboy,
Wrong thread John.
If two gumpy batsmen in cricket end up stranded in mid-wicket at cricket only one of them can be run out. That is because when one of them is run out the ball is deemed dead. They have been known to stand equidistant from the broken wickets at both ends having a discussion about which one should go for the benefit of the team.
If one of the batsmen was called Geoffrey Boycott the other one was out.
@realjohnboy,
The slang word "gump" is defined as "a person that is slow, mentally or physically."
@spendius,
Interesting. The word "gumption" (listed as deriving from Scot) includes definitions like courage, spunk, resourcefulness.
@realjohnboy,
I know. I've pondered the matter myself.
Green Bay
San Diego
Indianapolis
Minnesota
New England
Houston
Carolina
NY Jets
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New Orleans
NY Giants
Philadelphia 30-7
Green Bay
San Diego
Indy
Pittsburgh
Pates
Houston
Buffalo
Jets
Atlantis (The Lost Continent)
Da Bears
Nawlins
NYFG
Philly 23-13
Down we go...
@LionTamerX,
week 7
Green Bay
San Diego
Indianapolis
Pitt
New England
Houston
Carolina
Jets
Atlanta
Chicago
New Orleans
Giants (hem, haw, hem, haw)
Philadelphia 21-17
@Ticomaya,
Careful, now, Tico. I seem to recall a fellow Idahoan who claimed to have a wide
stance!
Week #7
Green Bay
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minnesota
New England
Houston
Carolina
NY Jets
Dallas
Cincinnati
New Orleans
NY Giants
Philadelphia 28 Washington 24
