NFL Discussion Topic - Favorite Teams and How They are Doing
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Unbelievable that the Chargers let it slip with all the chances they got. Ugh... I guess I'll change my favorite to Seattle.
Seahawks vs Patriots
Seahawks vs Patriots
RogueChomp said:
1-3
evilpacman said:
1-3
CCloud said:
4-0
Familiar said:
3-1
Tails said:
3-1
MountainDrew said:
4-0
One Approved said:
2-2
omahanime said:
4-0
Juliacoolo said:
2-2
blargh257 said:
4-0
Shining Goodra said:
3-1
Plattym3 said:
3-1
LAST WEEK
omahanime said:
RogueChomp 3-5
omahanime 6-2
MountainDrew 6-2
Tails 5-3
evilpacman 3-5
Plattym3 6-2
Vulpix Yolk 1-3
CCloud 4-0
Familiar 3 -1
One Approved 2-2
Juliacoolo 2-2
blargh257 4-0
Shining Goodra 3-1
I should have gone with the obvious picks and not the ones I wanted 
Seahawks > 49ers
Broncos > Patriots
Broncos > Patriots
Re: RE: NFL Discussion Topic - Favorite Teams and How They are Doing
Yo, you forgot to count my picks! I did pick all 4 home teams, so went 3-1 again, for a 6-2 playoff record so far. I guess I'll spell it out better this week.
Broncos to beat the Pats
Seahawks to beat the 49ers
And as a Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan, that made me curse Greg Schiano's name and make me glad the GM got fired as well. Can't believe they refused to use him properly and ditched him. Grrrrrrrrrr
Plattym3 said:
Yo, you forgot to count my picks! I did pick all 4 home teams, so went 3-1 again, for a 6-2 playoff record so far. I guess I'll spell it out better this week.
Broncos to beat the Pats
Seahawks to beat the 49ers
Tails said:
And as a Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan, that made me curse Greg Schiano's name and make me glad the GM got fired as well. Can't believe they refused to use him properly and ditched him. Grrrrrrrrrr
Well, my Saints are done but at least they were a lot better than they were last year. Anyway my picks are in green this week
49ers vs. Seahawks
Patriots vs. Broncos
49ers vs. Seahawks
Patriots vs. Broncos
AFC Championship: New England Patriots 23, Denver Broncos 27
NFC Championship: San Francisco 49ers 17, Seattle Seahawks 31
I'm sticking by my Denver-Seattle preseason Super Bowl pick until the very end.
NFC Championship: San Francisco 49ers 17, Seattle Seahawks 31
I'm sticking by my Denver-Seattle preseason Super Bowl pick until the very end.
Tails said:
That is what I figured would be the best picks a long time ago, but right now, I'm thinking New England has a good chance of beating Denver.
Pride said:
It's the 90s bias I have. Back when Dallas was good, the only team that stood in their way from the Super Bowl year after year was San Francisco (except one year when this man stood in their way).
[video=youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB2M0xxX9Vw[/video]
San Francisco 49ers at Seadderall Seahawks and the 12th man
New England Patriots at Denver "Marilize Legajuana" Broncos
New England Patriots at Denver "Marilize Legajuana" Broncos
RE: The PokéBeach LGBT(QIAP+) Discussion Thread
Yay I get to necro a thread. So, what is the opposition to gay marriage in the first place? I'm christian and I still don't get it. Marriage as a legal concept that is. Obviously by the Bible's definition, gay marriage can't happen, so Church marriages probably wont be happening (not saying that there is anything wrong with gay people getting married in a church, just saying that it's unlikely, heck, I'm not even saying that the bible explicitly outlaws it, I haven't done enough research on that). So honestly, what is the opposition to this? It makes perfect sense to allow two men (or women) to enter into the same legal agreement as a man and woman. Also, I'm not sure why "sin" is always brought up in regards to homosexuality. EVERYONE has sinned. Most people probably sin ever day. I know I do. So maybe it is a sin to commit homosexual acts, so what? It's wrong to have straight sex outside of marriage too, and a lot of people ignore that "rule". Also, I'm not condoning sin in any way, I'm just saying that no one has any room to judge, leave that to God. And if you don't believe in God, that's your choice too, go ahead and run with it, however much I would prefer everyone was christian, that probably won't ever happen. Sadly.
Hope that made sense
Yay I get to necro a thread. So, what is the opposition to gay marriage in the first place? I'm christian and I still don't get it. Marriage as a legal concept that is. Obviously by the Bible's definition, gay marriage can't happen, so Church marriages probably wont be happening (not saying that there is anything wrong with gay people getting married in a church, just saying that it's unlikely, heck, I'm not even saying that the bible explicitly outlaws it, I haven't done enough research on that). So honestly, what is the opposition to this? It makes perfect sense to allow two men (or women) to enter into the same legal agreement as a man and woman. Also, I'm not sure why "sin" is always brought up in regards to homosexuality. EVERYONE has sinned. Most people probably sin ever day. I know I do. So maybe it is a sin to commit homosexual acts, so what? It's wrong to have straight sex outside of marriage too, and a lot of people ignore that "rule". Also, I'm not condoning sin in any way, I'm just saying that no one has any room to judge, leave that to God. And if you don't believe in God, that's your choice too, go ahead and run with it, however much I would prefer everyone was christian, that probably won't ever happen. Sadly.
Hope that made sense
Manning foundation to earn $500 each time he says 'Omaha' at game
UPDATED JAN 16, 2014 10:45 AM ET
OMAHA, NEB. (AP)
Peyton Manning's foundation for at-risk youth will receive a $500 contribution for every time the Denver Broncos' quarterback shouts ''Omaha'' during the AFC championship game.
Manning brought national attention to Nebraska's largest city with his loud ''Omaha'' pre-snap calls during the Broncos' playoff win over San Diego last weekend.
Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce president and CEO David Brown announced Thursday that five Omaha-based companies are combining to donate $500 to Manning's ''Peyback Foundation'' each time he shouts ''Omaha'' in Sunday's game against the New England Patriots.
Manning said ''Omaha'' 44 times in last week's game. The same number against the Patriots would be worth $22,000 to his foundation.
The participating companies are ConAgra Foods, First National Bank of Omaha, Mutual of Omaha, Omaha Steaks and Union Pacific Railroad.
UPDATED JAN 16, 2014 10:45 AM ET
OMAHA, NEB. (AP)
Peyton Manning's foundation for at-risk youth will receive a $500 contribution for every time the Denver Broncos' quarterback shouts ''Omaha'' during the AFC championship game.
Manning brought national attention to Nebraska's largest city with his loud ''Omaha'' pre-snap calls during the Broncos' playoff win over San Diego last weekend.
Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce president and CEO David Brown announced Thursday that five Omaha-based companies are combining to donate $500 to Manning's ''Peyback Foundation'' each time he shouts ''Omaha'' in Sunday's game against the New England Patriots.
Manning said ''Omaha'' 44 times in last week's game. The same number against the Patriots would be worth $22,000 to his foundation.
The participating companies are ConAgra Foods, First National Bank of Omaha, Mutual of Omaha, Omaha Steaks and Union Pacific Railroad.
Re: The PokéBeach LGBT(QIAP+) Discussion Thread
That made sense in the most theistic - sided way possible. I can't help but feel slightly offended, but that's probably just me.
That made sense in the most theistic - sided way possible. I can't help but feel slightly offended, but that's probably just me.
