Spaceman Spiff

"Have you ever been to Fire Island?" Yikes!

Bolshevik!

Vote = yes. Miami - 20 Cleveland at Pittsburgh (7.5) (3.5) Atlanta at Tampa Bay Baltimore at Kansas City (2.5) Buffalo at N.Y. Jets (4.5) (1.5) Indianapolis at Jacksonville Minnesota at Detroit (2.5) (3.5) New England at Miami New Orleans at Dallas (6.5) N.Y. Giants at Carolina (3.5) Oakland at Cincinnati (10.5) (1.5) Philadelphia at Washington Tennessee at Houston (1.5) Green Bay at San Francisco (5.5) (3.5) Seattle at Arizona Denver at San Diego (7.5) (6.5) Chicago at St. Louis

Sweet Zombie Jesus.

Matryoshka dildos.

That was actually a NewsRadio joke. DB Cooper's real name is unknown.

You didn't know that? Huh, I thought it was pretty well known. Yeah, Jimmy James is the real DB Cooper, not Charles Westmoreland.

Cut off your leg. Problem solved.

I would be crestfallen.

So, who's everyone picking? Unless the Druggies come down w/ another case of direction-itis, I think they'd have to mess up really badly in order to lose. Rob/Kim should come in 2nd, unless their car problems show up again. Alabama should bring up the rear, although they've been on point w/ directions & navigating these past couple legs (for the most part). Alabama sneaking into 2nd wouldn't completely surprise me, although I think it would take some car and/or anger problems from Rob/Kim to allow them to slip ahead.

I think that's Mo Vaughn.

Wow, both teams that chose the needle-in-a-haystack task found the clue relatively easily. Not looking good for the blondes. EDIT: the 30 minute penalty isn't even going to come into play. I blame the Chos for their drive-stop-drive-stop-drive-stop a few legs back that kept Alabama in the race.

I hope so, but probably not. Hey, team him up w/ Noble, since the Teacher's Pets have seemingly fallen off the face of the earth (probably due to Michelle McCool's injury/condition/whatever). Looks like they're still building to Kendrick & London breaking up over Ashley, which is going to suck. Working as a team is probably the best option for them, as much as a feud between the 2 would probably rock. Breaking them up would also eliminate the only face team on the show.

You do realize that '72 Dolphins team used a backup QB (38 year old Earl Morrall) from game 5 until the AFC championship game, right? They may have had an easy schedule, but doing it for ~ 10.5 games w/ a backup QB isn't exactly a walk in the park.

The Cuntourage

Saw this over at DVDVR. I'm not playing this game, but I figured I'd give you guys a heads-up on 2 possibly big glitches (i.e. you'd need to restart the game from the beginning). I spoiler tagged it, because it's got some spoiler-ish stuff, but you may want to check it out to avoid having to start your game over.

McLaughlin Group.

That's fantastic.

Miami - 17 Baltimore at Cincinnati (3.5) Arizona at St. Louis (6.5) Atlanta at Washington (1.5) (4.5) Dallas at N.Y. Giants Detroit at New England (13.5) (7.5) Indianapolis at Tennessee Jacksonville at Miami (2.5) (5.5) Kansas City at Cleveland Minnesota at Chicago (9.5) (1.5) N.Y. Jets at Green Bay (5.5) San Diego at Buffalo San Francisco at New Orleans (7.5) Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh (7.5) Houston at Oakland (3.5) Seattle at Denver (3.5) (3.5) Carolina at Philadelphia

Did he? Huh. "Daddy" would have been better.

I get 30 posts/page, and I have it set to "forum default".

That's *if* they know the time of death yet. We could easily assume they don't at the time of his arrest, since Bellick's questioning is still the day of (or maybe day after) Geary's death. Also unknown is when Bellick came in to the hospital. It's conceivable Bellick came in an hour or 2 before Geary did, which would make the timelines work. Now, if Bellick gets convicted of killing Geary, then I'd have some problems (i.e. no prints of Bellick found at the scene, the time of the voicemail & time of death, lack of a murder weapon, etc.) OK, so I'm on board with "how the hell did Bellick get convicted?" Are we to assume he got convicted on the strength of the voicemail & a credit card receipt? Any half-decent lawyer could've gotten him off. Although, I doubt Bellick had the coin to hire a lawyer, and had to rely on a court-appointed one. Still, that's kinda weak. And on top of that, putting him in gen pop? Are they trying to make us feel bad for Bellick? Cuz I do feel bad for the guy. Hopefully his sentence gets overturned, and he gets out. I like the big lug. T-Bag is so awesome. Doing who-knows-what to that vet to steal his prosthetic hand? "Daddy's home."? AWESOME. What did Sara do in the bathroom? Did she cut off her fingerprints? I didn't quite get what she was doing. I wonder if we're ever going to see any more Haywire.

Hey, did Jeff steal A-Train's beard?

I like that last option.