I was so caught up in watching the Ryder Cup that I totally forgot about the race today!

Hamlin wins today... he killed the field. JJ was 2nd best. Bowyer, JG, and Kes also had strong performances. I left Hamlin on the bench but still managed to have all of my drivers finish in the top ten in the race. I don't think I've ever accomplished that before. Congrats to Iowa for having a fant...

Has there been any movement on the scandal? Is there an investigation going on? Is it a legit investigation or will it be a whitewash?

KES WINS!! Hamlin loses power in his last lap!! Ran out of gas!! WTF?! Kes (led), JJ (led most), KK, Blech, Newman, Smoke (led), Logano, Jr, Truex, Bowyer (led) Hornish 11 MM 14 Hamlin 16 (led)... dropped from 7th Almirola 17 (led) Bayne 20 JMac 21 (led) Burton 24 Danica 25 Labonte 26 JG 35 Mears 3...

How many laps do they have to get in for the race to be considered official?

Lavabe wrote: If you think Talladega is a giant roulette wheel, Richmond will be even CRAZIER!!

I need to make my picks for this week...can I be next in line to borrow our roulette wheel? Or should I just use the dart board method that I use for 'Dega?

YmoBeThere wrote:Do they reset the scores with the Playoff starts?

Only for that particular session.

I was at a BBQ this afternoon and, since it lasted until about 3am, I didn't get to see any of the race at all.

I feel compelled to point out that, in the end, Freed didn't do it. But still...

So I was just watching an old episode of Law & Order (so old that Briscoe and Logan were still the detectives and Cragen was still in charge of the squad) in which the victim's boyfriend was the original suspect in the murder (so basically like every other episode of the series). The boyfriend's nam...

Could perhaps be a colloquial term used up here. Either that or the reporter hadn't a clue what they were talking about.

I thought Lavabe might appreciate this:


http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/article ... oronto-zoo

Lavabe wrote:Congrats to Miles, who won this week (dude had Hamlin and Ambrose).

As stated before, colchar, Tilly, and I had the exact same picks.

In other words, we all fucked this one up royally!

Lavabe wrote:

colchar wrote:I really wish I had started Biffle and Kes instead of leaving them on the bench. Sometimes it is best to go with your gut instinct rather than over-thinking things!

Guess who DID start Biff and Kes...

I really wish I had started Biffle and Kes instead of leaving them on the bench. Sometimes it is best to go with your gut instinct rather than over-thinking things!

I think I won this week. I wish I had started Truex instead of Montoya, not for the CTN pool but for the other one that I am entered in as I think doing so would have won me that one as well. Someone in that pool has been doing very well all season. I am ahead of them, but just barely, and they had ...

From ESPN's write-up of the men's basketball game, it appears that Chris Paul has been up to his old antics. I cannot watch Olympic basketball. What fun is there in watching the US kick the crap out of damned near every team in the tournament? Nobody can compete with them - it is as bad as women's ...

Dan Patrick reported that the Canadians were warned in advance not to delay the game. Ive seen no confirmation of that. Julie Foudy of ESPN reported that the world feed showed that the ref may have warned the Canadian goalkeep in advance of the call. Having said that, Foufy has never seen the call ...

US vs. Canadian women's Soccer: No comment. :-$ That was a fucking disgrace in so many ways. That ref was completely incompetent and was rather selective in her application of the rules. Well, I guess the calls didn't go the Canadians' way? The Americans committed a handball foul that wasn't called...

Lavabe wrote:US vs. Canadian women's Soccer: No comment.

That was a fucking disgrace in so many ways. That ref was completely incompetent and was rather selective in her application of the rules.