CanadianChris

A winner is me! Finally above .500, too.

I pass that theatre on the highway all the time. Only 6 screens? It looks like it should hold a lot more than that.

Geez, every time I hear Boomer Sooner I keep expecting JR to be introduced.

It's not, but the sports fans there are.

I sure as hell didn't see a 6-goal game for the Canucks coming.

Red Sox in 6. I really don't care either way, I like both these teams.

Phillies in 7. I really think this is the year the drought ends for the city of Philadelphia.

You're using "devastating" ironically, right? See, I thought the rest of the post would make it obvious. Yes. Yes, I was. Thought so, but I'm sick right now, so a bit slow on the uptake. Without Gramatica, the Saints probably win in Denver and aren't in near as bad shape as they appear to be right now.

You're using "devastating" ironically, right?

I'm not really in the mood to poke fun at Baylor after reading this stellar Simmons article: http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story...=simmons/081008

New York >>>>>>>>>>>>> New Jersey. at the "compromise" to live in Brooklyn. Also at Ted having to go to the bathroom to take a "huge New Jersey."

1. Interesting question. No one's really having a breakout season. I think I'd have to go with Eli Manning right now -- he's playing with confidence and poise that very few would have expected a year ago at this time, and never seems to make a big mistake. As much as I hate to say it, Brett Favre is up there as well, along with Jay Cutler and Tony Romo. 2. LaDainian Tomlinson has been hurt, and seems to have lost a step. Darren Sproles isn't as good a running back as Michael Turner. Truth be told, I have no idea, since the only Chargers game I've seen so far was the one where they tore apart the Broncos. 3. Not as much as you might think. The Colts beat Minnesota, another strong defensive team with a solid running game and suspect passing attack, on the road in week 2. No reason to think they couldn't do it again. If Indy can keep it close going into the fourth quarter, I expect them to win, as Baltimore seems to have trouble closing out good teams for whatever reason. 4. Probably until the end of the season. The Lions probably know this is another lost season anyway, and I don't know that they have a good replacement waiting. He won't be around to coach in 2009, though. 5. Certainly. The 2000 Ravens proved that. With the AFC as wide open as it is now, the Titans have just as good a shot as anyone to make a deep run, particularly if they can win the division and get a home game or two.

Early Chicago at Atlanta Miami at Houston Baltimore at Indianapolis Detroit at Minnesota Oakland at New Orleans Cincinnati at N.Y. Jets Carolina at Tampa Bay St. Louis at Washington Late Jacksonville at Denver Dallas at Arizona Philadelphia at San Francisco Green Bay at Seattle SNF New England at San Diego Football on Monday night N.Y. Giants at Cleveland Bye: Buffalo, Kansas, Pittsburgh, Tennessee

Not a good week: Early Kansas City at Carolina - W Chicago at Detroit - W Atlanta at Green Bay - L San Diego at Miami - L Seattle at NY Giants - W Washington at Philadelphia - L Tennessee at Baltimore - L Indianapolis at Houston - W Late Tampa Bay at Denver - L Buffalo at Arizona - L New England at San Francisco - W Cincinnati at Dallas - W SNF Pittsburgh at Jacksonville - L MNF Minnesota at New Orleans - L Week: 6-8 YTD: 46-29

Results: Tennessee 7-7 Baltimore (tie) Kansas City 10-4 Carolina Chicago 7-9 Detroit Atlanta 7-9 Green Bay Indianapolis 7-9 Houston San Diego 7-6 Miami Seattle 7-4 NY Giants Washington 6-5 Philadelphia Tampa Bay 7-7 Denver (Den wins by tiebreak) Buffalo 7-8 Arizona Cincinnati 6-7 Dallas New England 11-9 San Francisco Pittsburgh 7-7 Jacksonville (Jax wins by tiebreak) Minnesota 8-8 New Orleans (NO wins by tiebreak)

No it won't. No one in the public service is allowed to ask you for your party affiliation.

My riding is pretty much a guaranteed Tory seat, with John Baird running.

That was a .7 cpac. True, but after seeing the highlights, it was well-earned.

Game 1 rematch, Lackey vs. Lester.

Once again, I won my matchup but am marked down as having a loss. I suspect 909's hand in this somehow.

Kerry Collins is looking a lot like Kerry Collins so far. Two interceptions on the Ravens' side of the field.

Exactly as I thought. I would've been stunned if anyone picked a team besides these two. Dallas - 5 Carolina - 2

Early Kansas City at Carolina - Chiefs fall back to earth on the road against a good Carolina team. Chicago at Detroit - More a pick against Detroit than for Chicago. I just have no faith in the Lions whatsoever. Atlanta at Green Bay - Packers are still good enough to beat an inexperienced Falcons team even without Aaron Rodgers. San Diego at Miami - Chargers continue to roll against weak teams. Seattle at NY Giants - Historically, Seattle is bad on the road. That trend continues despite getting a couple of receivers back. Washington at Philadelphia - Just a bad matchup for the Skins. I don't see them scoring back-to-back divisional road wins. Tennessee at Baltimore - Low scoring affair. I like Baltimore as a home dog here. They should have won last week in Pittsburgh. Indianapolis at Houston - Colts start out on the comeback trail against an opponent they've historically dominated. Late Tampa Bay at Denver - Tampa's good defence will keep the Broncos off the scoreboard enough that they can take advantage of Denver's atrocious defence. Buffalo at Arizona - Cardinals just can't beat good teams. True in the past, true this year. New England at San Francisco - Patriots will scratch out a win somehow. This one won't be pretty. Cincinnati at Dallas - Total mismatch. SNF Pittsburgh at Jacksonville - Both teams are banged up, but the Steelers are missing more important players. No idea how they plan to run the ball. MNF Minnesota at New Orleans - I still don't like the Vikings, especially on the road.

And THAT'S what's up. lololololololollllllll

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