Too much was read into Romo's return and Carolina came into this game with a 14 game streak of wins over almost entirely sub 500 teams. People weren't sure if they were a paper tiger or how well Romo would play.
The Vikings are a good team, national spotlight hiccup notwithstanding. Atlanta...
Here's the thing. KC is good, but playing streaky and I don't think going into New England's field would be a three to five point minus for them off the bat. Also, with star players and without star players Brady finds a way to elevate his team, as does Bill on the defensive scheming side. I...
He had an awful day. Cousins had a better bad day. Just one of those and you had to see the potential going in. I went with the more consistent of the two and it didn't pan out. That's life.
So. What have we learned? If you're like me, not much. I'll take my 11-4 going into tonights "Seriously...
So far so good. Took a while to get accustomed to the sense of space and the slower movement in the, essentially, "And the Rest" section, but I'm determined to get that part of the joint moving more rapidly as time allows.
Bringing us up to the 1950s and the transition between the idealized Golden Age and the grittier methodology of the 60s and beyond.
Stalag 17: William Holden's best (yes, including Sunset Blvd.) is a study in redemption set within the confines of a WWII concentration camp. When two men are...
You poor, delusional knotters...I was once bound as you are, a slave to one string theory or another, but now I'm detangled... In fact, I'm so completely over it that I plan on spending many an hour here talking about how over it I am and ridiculing twiners who insist on stringing others along.
Offensive line woes. When they're not getting it done the running game disappears and even a mobile qb can't buy time for down field throws, his accuracy suffers and, past a point, he's so intent on getting the ball out that he stops making the best reads. It all begins up front...also, Lacy...
I'm heading into the weekend 3-0 agains the line on Pickskin Pick'em.
1. Philly went into Detroit as a .5 favorite. I liked the Lions as a 2 pt upset. Well, they did a bit better than that but anything in the win column was welcomed.
2. Carolina was a .5 favorite on the road. I had them by 6...
The 1940s picked up where the 30s left off in more ways than chronologically, with a spate of extraordinary films of which I’ve chosen my favorite ten.
1. It’s a Wonderful Life: Jimmy Stewart’s best and a Christmas classic about a man who doubts the value of his life and learns the truth about...
I'm going to post my favorite movies in a given decade and invite anyone to chime in or comment.
1930s: a great decade for film. Some find the theatrical element of presentation offputting. The "realism" of the 60s forward have skewed expectations, but I think people who aren't open to...
The problem with this sort of question is that it mostly leads to the underlying assumption that the inquirer is a) a sociopath (see: a girl spys the man of her dreams at a funeral of a family member and though he's gone before she can find out who he is she just knows they'll meet again) or b)...
Don't know who "he" is, but I did.
Thou shalt not murder. No matter how good you feel about it, no matter what twisted rationale is proffered for it, what he's advocating in hypothetical is murder and that's contrary to the law and purpose of God, if you're a Christian. I'm reasonably certain...
Sure. We don't live in decades. We live by moments. No matter what your age your experience of it isn't future or past tense. You may carry the imprint of decades, but that's not where you're found.
You've already had an answer on the morally problematic notion of murder as virtue. Beyond that...