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Than a year?

I thought it was Benoit/JBL, pretty easily.

I don't think it is.

Feel free to use Team Heyross. I'm open to using TK/Reject, as well, but I'd like to see them at least get out of round 1 if it's no problem

Not to nitpick, but this is false. He stopped at the entryway and held up the belt.

You mean Spanky/Brian Kendrick as the guy who teamed with London, right? Since Spanky usually teams with London and Kazarian quit, like, months ago. Yeah, that's it. Fixed

It helps when your opponent doesn't show up the first week.

You're right, it was just lame flamebaiting posts. I was going to be a good sport and not say anything about the game last night, until I got on this morning and saw all the whining and excuse-making some of the people were making, so I felt I had to retaliate somehow. I'll probably get rid of the pic in the next day or so. I'm not giving you grief, I was just curious, like I said. I'd never seen you explain it before. You don't see me jumping on VitX or Matt Young, do you?

I didn't make the baby, just the quote bubble. Besides, when one cries that much, their face normally turns that color. Also, just curious, how does one become a Patriot and Yankee fan, both.

That's just a Trillian error. I get that shit all the time when it shuts down suddenly.

I see your message really sunk in, 2GOLD!

The fans in the stadium were booing, but other than that, I've yet to see anyone complaining about it.

Yeah, that was pretty nasty. But as usual, in the end, Vince Carter is an unclutch loser. Lawrence Frank was practically crying at the end of the game because of the lack of a foul call, but the refs are NEVER going to call that a foul in that situation.

Fastbreak's on in about five minutes here, so I'm sure I'll see it shortly.

How long has Flutie been on the Pats?

New power rankings from ESPN 1. San Antonio (-) 2. Detroit (+1) 3. Indiana (-1) 4. Dallas (+4) 5. Milwaukee (+8) 6. Phoenix (+2) 7. New Jersey (+2) 8. Washington (+6) 9. Miami (-4) 10. LA Lakers (+5) 11. LA Clippers (+13) 12. Memphis (-) 13. Utah (+9) 14. Denver (-8) 15. Houston (-11) 16. Sacramento (-5) 17. Golden State (-1) 18. Seattle (-1) 19. Cleveland (-9) 20. Minnesota (-2) 21. NO/OK (+8) 22. Charlotte (+4) 23. Chicago (-2) 24. Philadelphia (-5) 25. Boston (-2) 26. Portland (+2) 27. New York (-7) 28. Orlando (-3) 29. Atlanta (-2) 30. Toronto (-)

That's hilarious.

AFAIK, it was simply the old "he can't work WWE style" excuse.

Surprised at the choice of the late game for Friday night...I know it's the Pistons, the East champs, but I figured they'd go with NY/GS considering it would be Brown's first regular season appearance on national TV, as well as the All-Star PG matchup (Marbury/Davis).

After tonight, I'd have them at No. 3, with the Pistons leapfrogging both us and the Spurs.

A little late, I know, but these are the NBA power rankings from ESPN at the end of the preseason. 1. San Antonio 2. Indiana 3. Detroit 4. Houston 5. Miami 6. Denver 7. Dallas 8. Phoenix (that *is* taking Amare's injury into account, in case you're wondering) 9. New Jersey 10. Cleveland 11. Sacramento 12. Memphis 13. Milwaukee 14. Washington 15. LA Lakers 16. Golden State 17. Seattle 18. Minnesota 19. Philadelphia 20. New York 21. Chicago 22. Utah 23. Boston 24. LA Clippers 25. Orlando 26. Charlotte 27. Atlanta 28. Portland 29. NO/OK 30. Toronto Again, this was before the season started.

Team Heyross vs Thunderkid & Reject (for a tag title shot next week, if it's no problem)

Can I suggest this pic instead for Brady

Predictably, the Pacers follow up their huge win over the Heat in disappointing fashion, losing their home opener to Philly 111-109. Pacers turned it over 21 times (including EIGHT from Artest), and Philly shot 55% for the game.

See title.