Now that the Pats beat the Jags, we have to start getting ready for Mile High - Denver.... I say go to Mexico City.... train there a few days, then Denver will feel like playing at sea level.... Go Pats....
justgary: and anyone could win this thing. Except for rcade, obviously. Heh.
Heh- that won't get old anytime soon. I really can't fathom the thinking behind putting as your "stone cold lock" the first round defeat of the back-to-back defending champs, at home. Just blows my mind. Although I do think, in the tradition of the WWE, we should now refer to our esteemed fellow as "Stone Cold Rogers Cadenhead" for the length of the playoffs. :D
skydivedad: you're hardly out of it, after all. You're 3 points behind, one lucky pick tomorrow on a spread and BOOM goes the dynamite, you're back in it!
No one, obviously, picked 25, 28, or 32 as the spread. :) I should get a point for closest. (17)
Actually, 86 picked a spread of 20, so he'd be the closest. But there are no points for close... :)
Hal, seems like you've sorted out the EXCEL to simple HTML problems you had, but I've been doing a variation on what LBB suggested, i've got the simple clean html code stored in various columns on the spreadsheet with empty columns for "content" in between. I paste the content into the correct spots, copy the area of interest to Word, find and replace (remove) all tabs and paragraph returns and it is good to go.
I really can't fathom the thinking behind putting as your "stone cold lock" the first round defeat of the back-to-back defending champs, at home. Just blows my mind. Actually, I think he did it for humor value. ...right, rcade? You were joking, right?
Actually, I think he did it for humor value. Rcade? Seriously?
Rcade? Seriously? Well, I just thought, how could somebody who picked Benedict on the nose be so completely, stone-cold-locked wrong...
...right, rcade? You were joking, right? Nope. I had some fun with the hubris of it -- choosing Raymond Clayborn as my example instead of Joe Namath -- but I wouldn't violate the sanctity of the stone cold lock with a sarcastic prediction. I really thought the Jaguars would win. After the game ended in the third quarter, I found myself in a world I neither expected nor could fully comprehend. I felt like those primitive island tribes who survived the tsunami and then fired arrows at would-be relief boats, figuring that they were bringing more trouble with their boom sticks. That Bill Belichick fellow is putting together a nice little team up there in New England. They could be a team to watch in the future.