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Personally, I'd have smacked them upside the head for being stupid.

OK, if the purpose of this episode was to show that the Chos screwed themselves over by waiting for Alabama and NOT TRUSTING THEIR FRAKKING MAP, then mission accomplished. I believe that they're from the school of "make snap judgements about people, and don't change your opinion despite any evidence to the contrary".

Well, I'm not exactly on top of the world (Gotta save that for if/when I have a kid... or if/when the Leafs win the Cup, which will probably be when said kid is all growed up and the wife and I are retired) but I'm pretty darn happy about the outcome. I'll be even happier when I see the fight... @#$%#$ bars around here weren't showing it... Got the job done though. Merci beaucoup. The kick was reminiscent of Rory Singer's KO kick to Solomon Hutcherson in TUF3. GSP connected in the right place with his leg (knee), and moved in for the kill. Very nice.

Bad Canadian!!! Go cross the border and drink shitty beer. Or just stay at home and drink shitty beer (like, say, Steelback). I mean, you COULD cross the border, but I advocate laziness...

Anyone know where this is showing in the GTA?

So that's what a surgical scar from a C-Section on a guy would look like. All kidding aside, I'm glad that he got off his ass and back into shape. A motivated Mir in the depleted HW division is a good thing.

Why Andy? He was always drunk in college, which could've given him a DUI and an overnight, making him a convict in Dwight's eyes. But I might as well hedge here and say that any of the four Stamford characters could've had a DUI or similar, but I am of the opinion that the ex-convict will be one because of something minor, and Dwight.

That's too much of a swerve for this show. Part of the fun of The Office is that we get to see things long before Michael figures it out, and we see just how oblivious he can be.

One of the Stamford employees. Creed worked in Scranton. Well then it's gotta be Andy, right?

Did anyone see the weigh-in for Mir-Vera? I was curious as to whether Mir had his baby yet...

Atlanta at Baltimore (4.5) Buffalo at Houston (2.5) (6.5) Chicago at N.Y. Jets Cincinnati at New Orleans (3.5) (1.5) Indianapolis at Dallas Minnesota at Miami (3.5) (6.5) New England at Green Bay Oakland at Kansas City (9.5) (3.5) Pittsburgh at Cleveland St. Louis at Carolina (7.5) Tennessee at Philadelphia (13.5) Washington at Tampa Bay (3.5) Detroit at Arizona (2.5) (6.5) Seattle at San Francisco San Diego at Denver (2.5) N.Y. Giants at Jacksonville (3.5) Tampa - 13

Exactly.

From the previews, it seems like Yul and Ozzy have a plan. It's probably nothing more than "Yul wins Immunity, gives Ozzy either the Idol or Necklace, one Raro gets screwed". Of course, "brilliant" plans have a way of blowing up in your face.

RE: the twist Daaaaaaaaaaaamn. That was rather contrived, but like I said, volatility is good.

Well played, YPoV, well played.

Montreal is definitely a cool place to visit. Nothing like seeing Habs-Leafs there, and being surrounded by your fellow Leafs fans.

They're all UCC/TKO events. So far they've shown: M - UCC 10 vs Justin Bruckmann for the UCC Canadian Welterweight title T - UCC 11 vs Travis Galbraith for the UCC Canadian Welterweight title W - UCC 12 vs Thomas Denny Coming up: R - TKO 14 vs Pete Spratt F - TKO 19 vs Dave Strasser (I'm guessing - I don't think Fight Network has rights to air old UFC PPVs) As for the UFC 65 fight card... they brought James Irvin back? Why - so Rogan can wax poetic about the flying knee?

NICE! I knew that damn voice, now we just need cameos from DH and Guard Dog. Last week I found out Roy from the Office was Skip from Angel, and now this...I like when I find out little things like this. The sad part is that it took me until now to make the connection.

I think you're right in that regard. There are a few alliances of two (Yul-Becky, Candice-Adam, Parvati might have one) but no dominating alliance. Which is good, because this season really hasn't been that great, and the lack of a super-alliance allows for more volatility, which is sorely needed.

Lost said the same thing ... and they've been all over the road. Not to seem overly cynical, but I have a hard time believing the writers when they say that they have everything mapped out for more than a season. I look at things like this - Agatha Christie had the final novels for Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple done well before she stopped writing about them, so she had a guideline as to how she wanted things to go. I tend to think of the "five year plan" as something similar - you have an idea as to how things will end up, but the road there is very flexible.

Looks like Eden the cute chick is a telepath who uses Jedi mind tricks to influence people. So is it possible that Mohinder was influenced?

Whoever fights GSP in Montreal (I'm assuming that he fights there title or no, although like Hughes he also has only 2 fights left on his contract) should go full heel and wear a Leafs sweater.

Hey, I just realized that Aldo Burrows was the Coach on Playmakers... I'd been trying to figure out where I'd seen him before...

Not enough tasks which require them to strip down. Right now only AL are the only team that's really exceeded expectations. Apparently they break their alliance with the Chos next ep, which is about the best thing that could happen to those guys. Freed from the shackles of the Backpack alliance, we can see if they can actually do well when they're only looking out for themselves.

Or hang out with Rothleisberger.