Reading this, I knew 7 would be my result before taking the test. :confirmed:Bob Sacamano said:Largely true imoIdiot Boxer said:Finding Oneself:
Sevens will probably agree with most of the following statements:
- I tend to make things interesting, to make things nice.
- There are very few things in life which I can't enjoy.
- I usually look on the bright side of things and don't look for the negative side of life.
- "I must be defective if I need help."
- People say I'm often the life of the party.
- I often feel stuck and bored with commitment -- I like to keep my options open.
- I tend to be very enthusiastic about the future.
- I seem to be attached to youth and energy.
- Most of the time I avoid getting into really "heavy" issues.
- I find myself expressing anger by making fun of the problem.
Reading this, I knew 7 would be my result before taking the test. :confirmed:Bob Sacamano said:Largely true imoIdiot Boxer said:Finding Oneself:
Sevens will probably agree with most of the following statements:
- I tend to make things interesting, to make things nice.
- There are very few things in life which I can't enjoy.
- I usually look on the bright side of things and don't look for the negative side of life.
- "I must be defective if I need help."
- People say I'm often the life of the party.
- I often feel stuck and bored with commitment -- I like to keep my options open.
- I tend to be very enthusiastic about the future.
- I seem to be attached to youth and energy.
- Most of the time I avoid getting into really "heavy" issues.
- I find myself expressing anger by making fun of the problem.
Nothing about sweater vests?I'm a 3 and a 6 (both 75%). I don't think the description fits me all that well though.
I'm just impressed that he answered all 180 questions.Nothing about sweater vests?I'm a 3 and a 6 (both 75%). I don't think the description fits me all that well though.
He's been taking it for 6 months.I'm just impressed that he answered all 180 questions.Nothing about sweater vests?I'm a 3 and a 6 (both 75%). I don't think the description fits me all that well though.
That's something an 8 would sayIt said I was a type 8 "Boss". It is full of ####. I don't want to be the boss of anyone. I want everyone to leave me the #### alone.
Guster said:Tecumseh said:krista4 said:kevzilla said:I'm The Boss.![]()
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"Bailey, who boarded the Dublin-Pleasanton train"Good Posting Judge said:
I was camping in Yellowstone a couple years ago and on the first day, I hear someone walking through my campsite and look up, to see a bear about 20 feet away. I backed up slowly and got behind the picnic table and he went on his way. The next day, at the same site, I hear a rustling in the bushes and think the bear is back. I kind of creep closer and suddenly a giant gd owl comes flying at me out of the brush with a snake in it's talons. I nearly #### myself. Crazy campsite. That night, I actually smoke a joint with bigfoot as well. That last part is actually true.Also, I've mentioned before hows part of my walk is a trail through the woods. It was really overcast yesterday and almost dark out. I'm walking down the trail and next thing I know this GIANT bird is in front or me, face high, talons and wings extended. Holy ####### #### was it scary and cool. We both then move back a bit and it flies up in a tree. It turned out to be a freaking owl. I've never seen an owl in the wild before. After some Google search, I don't think this thing is native to around here or was some sort of demon. It was 20-24" high and 12-14" wide easy. Just sat there and looked at the dog and me. I tried to snap a picture but it flew away when held my phone up.
I'm sure this is a good sign.![]()
That's the first place Yogi would check though.80% of potential bear attacks can be thwarted by hiding behind a picnic table.
Maths? Not math. Maths?As a single dad (which is what I'm presuming this guy is too, judging from no ring and a messy kitchen), this is pretty poignant and cool:
http://news.yahoo.com/video/dads-reaction-son-passing-maths-161306670.html
Brit-speak. I'm an Anglophile and I've always found that one particularly odd. It's similar to "sport" rather than "sports", but it sounds odder to me than even that one.Maths? Not math. Maths?As a single dad (which is what I'm presuming this guy is too, judging from no ring and a messy kitchen), this is pretty poignant and cool:
http://news.yahoo.com/video/dads-reaction-son-passing-maths-161306670.html
Well, call me something and something something something.Brit-speak. I'm an Anglophile and I've always found that one particularly odd. It's similar to "sport" rather than "sports", but it sounds odder to me than even that one.Maths? Not math. Maths?As a single dad (which is what I'm presuming this guy is too, judging from no ring and a messy kitchen), this is pretty poignant and cool:
http://news.yahoo.com/video/dads-reaction-son-passing-maths-161306670.html
WTMF?
What happened? Looks like that thread is gone?####in Johnny Cakes man. Wow.
Probably for the best. Dude went even further off the reservation. Not to mention posting stuff about an upcoming court case.What happened? Looks like that thread is gone?####in Johnny Cakes man. Wow.
I got 95% 7 and 93% 8, and that combination really confuses meReading this, I knew 7 would be my result before taking the test. :confirmed:Bob Sacamano said:Largely true imoIdiot Boxer said:Finding Oneself:
Sevens will probably agree with most of the following statements:
- I tend to make things interesting, to make things nice.
- There are very few things in life which I can't enjoy.
- I usually look on the bright side of things and don't look for the negative side of life.
- "I must be defective if I need help."
- People say I'm often the life of the party.
- I often feel stuck and bored with commitment -- I like to keep my options open.
- I tend to be very enthusiastic about the future.
- I seem to be attached to youth and energy.
- Most of the time I avoid getting into really "heavy" issues.
- I find myself expressing anger by making fun of the problem.
What did he say this time?Probably for the best. Dude went even further off the reservation. Not to mention posting stuff about an upcoming court case.What happened? Looks like that thread is gone?####in Johnny Cakes man. Wow.
He just posted that the lawyer for the defense subpoenaed (sp) him in his hot-as-balls daughter's sexual assault case. He saw it as a shady move in order to sequester him away from his daughter. FBG lawyers told him that may not be the case.What did he say this time?Probably for the best. Dude went even further off the reservation. Not to mention posting stuff about an upcoming court case.What happened? Looks like that thread is gone?####in Johnny Cakes man. Wow.
Pretty sure that would qualify you for any number of psychotropic drug prescriptions.I got 95% 7 and 93% 8, and that combination really confuses meReading this, I knew 7 would be my result before taking the test. :confirmed:Bob Sacamano said:Largely true imoIdiot Boxer said:Finding Oneself:
Sevens will probably agree with most of the following statements:
- I tend to make things interesting, to make things nice.
- There are very few things in life which I can't enjoy.
- I usually look on the bright side of things and don't look for the negative side of life.
- "I must be defective if I need help."
- People say I'm often the life of the party.
- I often feel stuck and bored with commitment -- I like to keep my options open.
- I tend to be very enthusiastic about the future.
- I seem to be attached to youth and energy.
- Most of the time I avoid getting into really "heavy" issues.
- I find myself expressing anger by making fun of the problem.
Pretty sure that would qualify you for any number of psychotropic drug prescriptions.I got 95% 7 and 93% 8, and that combination really confuses meReading this, I knew 7 would be my result before taking the test. :confirmed:Bob Sacamano said:Largely true imoIdiot Boxer said:Finding Oneself:
Sevens will probably agree with most of the following statements:
- I tend to make things interesting, to make things nice.
- There are very few things in life which I can't enjoy.
- I usually look on the bright side of things and don't look for the negative side of life.
- "I must be defective if I need help."
- People say I'm often the life of the party.
- I often feel stuck and bored with commitment -- I like to keep my options open.
- I tend to be very enthusiastic about the future.
- I seem to be attached to youth and energy.
- Most of the time I avoid getting into really "heavy" issues.
- I find myself expressing anger by making fun of the problem.
eta :highfive: Drugstore Cowboys #1, our draft three PKs (no starters) strategy is working as planned
YSR:Let It Sweat logged the highest score in the league this week to get the win over Pale Wiffle Condoms 179.70 - 147.62. Let It Sweat has beaten expectations six weeks straight and put up 8.7% more points than projected in this matchup. Pale Wiffle Condoms put in the required effort with an increase in scoring compared to last week's 113.92 - 107.33 loss against Sweatier Vests. Let It Sweat (3-4, 1,172.59 points) climbs into eighth place and Pale Wiffle Condoms (5-2, 1,146.27 points) drops to third place.
Smooth Moves by Let It SweatToyota Missed Opportunities by Pale Wiffle Condoms
- With 45.50 points, Calvin Johnson had the highest WR score of the week and the fifth-highest WR score in the league this season.
- Russell Wilson exceeded scoring projections by 28.2%, with 32.80 points against a projected 25.58.
- Let It Sweat was still able to pull out a win with only 3 of their 9 starters exceeding their projected points.
- Let It Sweat won even though both of their RBs scored below their projected points.
What If
- Victor Cruz has now failed to reach his projection for three straight games. This week he scored 10.00 points versus a projected 18.56.
- The WR corps couldn't keep pace with their counterparts from Let It Sweat and were outscored 60.70 - 22.40.
- Tony Gonzalez had two season-lows this week. He scored a season-low 5.00 points and recorded only 27.9% of his 17.89-point projection.
- Trent Richardson had his lowest score of the season with 5.20 points against a projected 17.45 and has now underachieved in every game this season.
- 5 of the starters on Pale Wiffle Condoms scored less than their projected points.
Game Notes
- If Let It Sweat played Pale Wiffle Condoms every week, they would be 4-3 this season.
- Let It Sweat would have been undefeated if they played every team in the league this week.
- Let It Sweat would have defeated Pale Wiffle Condoms 165.61 - 107.33 had they played each other last week.
- Let It Sweat would be 4-2 if they played the same schedule as Pale Wiffle Condoms.
- If Let It Sweat had played every team in the league each week, they would be 58-33.
- Pale Wiffle Condoms would have lost to five other teams besides Let It Sweat this week.
- If they played the same schedule as Let It Sweat, Pale Wiffle Condoms would be 2-4.
- If they played every team every week, Pale Wiffle Condoms would be 53-38.
- After scoring 179.70 points against a projected 165.27, Let It Sweat has overachieved for six straight weeks.
- Let It Sweat led the league in scoring for the first time this season with 179.70 points.
- Let It Sweat had the week's largest margin of victory (32.08 points) for the second time this season.
- The win by Let It Sweat snapped a three-game losing streak.
- With a combined 60.70 points from their WRs, Let It Sweat got their highest combined scoring output from the WR position this season.
- In the loss, Steven Hauschka scored 15.00 points against a projected 7.70 and has now overachieved in six straight games.
- Two of the starters for Let It Sweat scored higher than the leading scorer for Pale Wiffle Condoms.
- The margin of victory of 32.08 points was the worst loss of the season for Pale Wiffle Condoms.
I was a 7/8 combo too. Also confused. Seems like if you help your own you're a big sensitive #####face.I got 95% 7 and 93% 8, and that combination really confuses meReading this, I knew 7 would be my result before taking the test. :confirmed:Bob Sacamano said:Largely true imoIdiot Boxer said:Finding Oneself:
Sevens will probably agree with most of the following statements:
- I tend to make things interesting, to make things nice.
- There are very few things in life which I can't enjoy.
- I usually look on the bright side of things and don't look for the negative side of life.
- "I must be defective if I need help."
- People say I'm often the life of the party.
- I often feel stuck and bored with commitment -- I like to keep my options open.
- I tend to be very enthusiastic about the future.
- I seem to be attached to youth and energy.
- Most of the time I avoid getting into really "heavy" issues.
- I find myself expressing anger by making fun of the problem.
You're going to have a hard time getting all that on a shirtYSR:Let It Sweat logged the highest score in the league this week to get the win over Pale Wiffle Condoms 179.70 - 147.62. Let It Sweat has beaten expectations six weeks straight and put up 8.7% more points than projected in this matchup. Pale Wiffle Condoms put in the required effort with an increase in scoring compared to last week's 113.92 - 107.33 loss against Sweatier Vests. Let It Sweat (3-4, 1,172.59 points) climbs into eighth place and Pale Wiffle Condoms (5-2, 1,146.27 points) drops to third place.
Smooth Moves by Let It SweatToyota Missed Opportunities by Pale Wiffle Condoms
- With 45.50 points, Calvin Johnson had the highest WR score of the week and the fifth-highest WR score in the league this season.
- Russell Wilson exceeded scoring projections by 28.2%, with 32.80 points against a projected 25.58.
- Let It Sweat was still able to pull out a win with only 3 of their 9 starters exceeding their projected points.
- Let It Sweat won even though both of their RBs scored below their projected points.
What If
- Victor Cruz has now failed to reach his projection for three straight games. This week he scored 10.00 points versus a projected 18.56.
- The WR corps couldn't keep pace with their counterparts from Let It Sweat and were outscored 60.70 - 22.40.
- Tony Gonzalez had two season-lows this week. He scored a season-low 5.00 points and recorded only 27.9% of his 17.89-point projection.
- Trent Richardson had his lowest score of the season with 5.20 points against a projected 17.45 and has now underachieved in every game this season.
- 5 of the starters on Pale Wiffle Condoms scored less than their projected points.
Game Notes
- If Let It Sweat played Pale Wiffle Condoms every week, they would be 4-3 this season.
- Let It Sweat would have been undefeated if they played every team in the league this week.
- Let It Sweat would have defeated Pale Wiffle Condoms 165.61 - 107.33 had they played each other last week.
- Let It Sweat would be 4-2 if they played the same schedule as Pale Wiffle Condoms.
- If Let It Sweat had played every team in the league each week, they would be 58-33.
- Pale Wiffle Condoms would have lost to five other teams besides Let It Sweat this week.
- If they played the same schedule as Let It Sweat, Pale Wiffle Condoms would be 2-4.
- If they played every team every week, Pale Wiffle Condoms would be 53-38.
- After scoring 179.70 points against a projected 165.27, Let It Sweat has overachieved for six straight weeks.
- Let It Sweat led the league in scoring for the first time this season with 179.70 points.
- Let It Sweat had the week's largest margin of victory (32.08 points) for the second time this season.
- The win by Let It Sweat snapped a three-game losing streak.
- With a combined 60.70 points from their WRs, Let It Sweat got their highest combined scoring output from the WR position this season.
- In the loss, Steven Hauschka scored 15.00 points against a projected 7.70 and has now overachieved in six straight games.
- Two of the starters for Let It Sweat scored higher than the leading scorer for Pale Wiffle Condoms.
- The margin of victory of 32.08 points was the worst loss of the season for Pale Wiffle Condoms.
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