kshutchins Posted December 16, 2009 Report Share Posted December 16, 2009 Finally! The playoff brackets are set! The battle was particularly bloody in League One where almost everything was up for grabs until the clock stopped on the final game of the week. Beanpot's League ONE: In the featured matchup of the week, Jumpin' Jack Flash faces off against Huskymania. It was a classic father (Huskymania)/son (Flash) contest with playoff implications. The big question for Jumpin' Jack Flash was whether or not to start Hines Ward, who was questionable with a tweaked hamstring. Ward was a gametime decision and Flash elected to keep him in the lineup and managed 5 points. Huskymania matched this 5 with the same number from Pittsburgh's Rashard Mendenhall but after that it was all Flash and no glory for Huskymania. "That little bastidge kicked my butt and, possibly, kept me out of the playoffs. Santa is not very happy..........................." groused dad after taking a 94-64 pasting from son. I suspect there will be a lump of coal in junior's stocking for Christmas. Flash coaches and management remains smuggly silent after securing the number one seed. Huskymania did manage so lock up the fourth place spot so dad and junior will meet again this weekend in the first game of the Championship Round of play. Huskymania kicked off the banter with, "Now I got him where I want him........overconfident riding into the playoffs." We'll see, pops. Flug's Cardiac Kids rode the success of Drew Brees(23) and Quinton Ganther (20) to squeeze the jelly out of T's Donuts, 100-65. Ryan Grant gave the T's 23 points but Jeremy Maclin and Chris Brown contributed goose eggs to the effort. The victory give Flug's the number 2 seed and a chance to meet Beanpot in the Championship Round. Beanpot controlled his own destiny. "Win and in," was his motto going into a battle againsts alwAysLOsing. Even though Randy Moss (0) failed to help ALO, Beanpot had to wait out the Philadelphia game to be assured of victory. DeSean Jackson racked up 29 points for Phillie and LeSean McCoy contributed 6. Beans wound up with 84 points to ALO's 70 to snag the last playoff spot and will face Flug's Cardiac Kids. T's Jelly Donuts, having lost to Flug's, still secured the 5th seed and will face Greenville Mayhem in the Consolation Round of play. Mayhem managed to jump from 11th place to 8th by defeating Insert Clever Name, 76-62. "The tie with Beanpot earlier in the season was disheartening at the time, but it turns out that a tie is better than a loss. It earned us a chance get some playoff experience. It's not the Championship Round, but it will help prepare us for next season," Mayhem rambled, pointlessly. The loss was the fifth in a row for Insert Clever Name who finished the season with a 6-8-0 record at #11. DTBH snagged the #6 seed and a chance battle alwAys LOsing in the Consolation semifinals. DTBH downed The Usual Suspects convincingly, 126-89. Denver's Brandon Marshall practically won the game singlehandedly with an impressive 46 point performance. The Suspects were rendered speechless at 6-8-0 in 10th place. In their final games of the season, the Ballantyne Buckeyes met defeat at the hands of Calfox KosarDawgs, 68-89. Peyton's Zombies surrendered the wine cellar and hot tub to Navdawg's Browns, 81-50. Baltimore's defense (12) was the only double-digit performance from the Navdawg team. Both Calfox and Zombo managed to stay in sniffing distance of the bar and have alread finagled their way into the basement by offering to warm the towels and ice the beer. It's been a helluva season in League One, competitive from start to finish. Congrats to everyone! Good luck to all who made the playoffs. Standings: 1. Jumpin' Jack Flash 10-4-0 2. Flug's Cardiac Kids 9-5-0 3. Beanpot 8-5-1 4. Huskymania 8-6-0 5. T's Jelly donuts 8-6-0 6. DTBH 7-7-0 7. alwAysLOsing 7-7-0 8. GREENville Mayhem 6-7-1 9-13. Ballantyne Buckeyes, The Usual Suspects, Insert Clever Name, Peyton's Zombies, and Calfox KosarDawgs, all at 6-8-0. 14. Navdawg's Browns Full 'o Beans League TWO: The top two teams concluded the regular season in convincing style, finishing off the competition in both contests. Bo and the Boz dropped The Hammer to the bottom of the barrel, 83-37. These two teams represent both extremes of the League this year. Bo, the self proclaimed guru of fantasy, "Bo knows fantasy," holds both the point total lead (1437) and best record (11-2-1). The Hammer, who exhibited flashes of success, was unable to demonstrate the consistency necessary to compete. Either that or he was really unlucky. The number two team, dirty hands, polished off the other representative of hardware, hammertime, 112-53. Chris Johnson handed over 32 points to the winner. Despite the loss, hammertime snagged the fourth seed in the playoffs and faces Bo and the Boz in the semifinal. Dirty hands, secured the #2 slot and the chance to soar against Lambdo's Air Show. The Air Show finished the season with a sputter, losing to Double D's, 129-85. The D's won with the double whammy of Reggie Bush (23) and Ryan Grant (23) behind the leadership of DeSean Jackson (29). Though the D's gave us a fun season with a dazzling number of double digit feats, he finished out of the playoffs and third from the bottom, just ahead of the deepFried Turkeys and that sunken Hammer. Also finishing out of the playoff picture, was Oreo's Team who lost to Justin Hermouf, 87-58. Even though the cool cat had a mediocre season,this remains the best season ever in Browns Board feline Fantasy history. Oreo celebrated the achievement with turkey treats and a romp through the house. "I wish I could climb the curtains," she meowed. Softpaws prevented the attempt. Justin Hermouf finished the season out of the championship round but will face Choo Choo's as the top seed in the consolation round. Choo Choo's, who were projected to score 92 points, appeared to give a half-hearted effort, losing to the deepFried Turkeys, 57-87. "There's a big train coming down the tracks," management of the Choo Choo's declared. They'll have to work up a head of steam going into the consolation round to do well. The Turkeys gave it their all in their final game of the season. It was a valiant, successful effort to avoid being alone at the bottom of the league. Beanpot clobbered Bermeck's Ky Hicks 138-81. The two teams finished the season as the #6 and #7 seeds and as such will face each other again this week as the semifinals kick off. Beanpot will be hoping for another great performance from Andre Johnson (35) and Jamaal Charles (24). Bermeck will be hoping for a miracle. Standings: 1. Bo and the Boz 11-2-1 2. dirty hands 11-3-0 3. lambdo's Air Show 5 8-6-0 4. hammertime 8-6-0 5. Justin Hermouf 7-6-1 6. Beanpot 7-7-0 7. Bermeck's Ky Hicks-* 7-7-0 8. Choo Choo's 7-7-0 9. Oreo's Team 6-8-0 10. Double D's 5-9-0 11./12. Fried Turkeys and The Hammer both at 3-11-0 Flugel’s League 3: Week 14 – “Now Bring Us Some Freakin Playoffs” Kibbles and Vicks 116 Waiting for Noodles 68 Prior to last weekend, Waiting for Noodles needed to just 1 more win in order to make the playoffs. Their last obstacle was Kibbles and Vicks with only 3 wins to their name. Unfortunately, the Christmas song that started with “Here Comes Santa Claus - Here Comes Santa Claus” was abruptly interrupted by 23 points from Drew Brees and 46 points by Brandon Marshall. This author, not to be confused with Dr Seus, warned playoff contenders that Kibbles and Vicks was ready to act as the Grinch who stole their Christmas in the playoff sense. Fortunately, Waiting for Noodles doesn’t have to wait until next year to unload their frustrations on another opponent because they finished in 5th place with a 6-7-1 record and qualified for the Consolation Round where they will face Runn Uu Over. Team DangeRuss 54 Rice’s Ryders 53 Twas the week before playoffs and all through the league, not a team felt finished – not even DangeRuss. The Ryders seemed focus with 15 from Colston and 12 more from Gates. But on the horizon what would appear? Players named Romo and Wells scoring 16 and 11 for scoreboard to swells. Rice’s Ryders knew in a moment this wasn’t their night. Because they left cookies and plenty of beer, Santa treated them to playoffs and nothing to fear. The Ryders ended the regular season in 4th place. Project Showtime 136 Calfox KosarDawgs 84 Project Showtime finished the regular season in first place knowing: “It’s a Wonderful Life.” This became possible with 32 points from Chris Johnson, 25 points from Dallas Clark, 22 points from Ray Rice and 20 more from Quinton Ganther. The KosarDawgs got great efforts from Peyton Manning (22 points) and Frank Gore (19 points) but were haunted by another player named Jeremy as he got 0 from Maclin. Calfox might have forgotten the Christmas story with Jacob Marley but he’ll never forget the non-fiction of Jeremy’s Narley. Project Showtime earned their playoff wings, which are ready to take flight against the 4th placed Ryders from Rice this coming week. Victory Formation 88 Believeland 70 Tis the season for Victorious Secrets fa la la la la la la la la. Jamaal Charles, Thomas Jones, Donovan McNabb and Vernon Davis scored 24, 19, 17 and 11 points respectively as Victory Formation won their way into a 2nd place finish. Believeland’s 23 points from Adrian Peterson should be a cautionary reminder that Victory Formation doesn’t have long to celebrate. These 2 teams will meet again this week to see who can play for the Championship next week. “It’s beginning to look a lot like playoffs” all the spots are set… Charlie’s Angels 101 Dot the I 80 This would be the game that proved Rice’s Ryders needed more than just a Secret Santa like Kibbles and Vicks to qualify for the post season. In fact, they received a guardian angel named Charlie who decked the opponent with Andre Johnson, Miles Austin and the Bills defense for a sum of 67 points. This is another match-up that will repeat itself this week in the Consolation Round as the 6th placed Dot the I hosts the 7th placed Angels of Charlie. Runn Uu OVer 83 Flugelmaniacs 60 Ryan Grant’s 23 points along with Steve Smith’s 13 points led Run You “Over the river and through the Maniacs” to Consolation Rounds they go. Runn Uu Over finished in 8th place and they will face Waiting for Noodles who allegedly can’t wait for this week’s game. Flugel said no playoffs or consolation round feels a lot like hearing that pimple faced fat kid telling him there’s no Santa Claus again. Regular Season Standings 1. Project Showtime 11-3-0 1450 pts * 2. Victory Formation 10-3-1 1320 pts * 3. Believeland 9-3-2 1267 pts* 4. Rice’s Ryders 6-6-2 1065 pts * 5. Waiting for Noodles 6-7-1 1184 pts 6. Dot the I 6-7-1 948 pts 7. Charlie’s Angels 6-8-0 1166 pts 8. Runn Uu Over 6-8-0 1101 pts 9. Team DangeRuss 6-8-0 1031 pts 10. Flugelmaniacs 5-8-1 1219 pts 11. Calfox KosarDawgs 5-9-0 1243 pts 12. Kibbles and Vicks 4-10 1093 pts Playoffs #1 Project Showtime vrs #4 Rice’s Ryders #2 Victory Formation vrs #3 Believeland Consolation #5 Waiting for Noodles vrs #8 Runn Uu Over #6 Dot the I vrs #7 Charlie’s Angels League Four, The Heidi Report My Helmet's 2Tight 70 Timugen's Tool 86 Ballantyne Behemoths 67 Brownies 79 Doctors of Gridiron 57 WPBDawgFan 111 WV Hoopies 63 Brown'sFanInDallas 75 FBrulz 67 LCDawgfan13 72 BOHICA 91 One Man Wolf Pac 97 My Helmet's 2 Tight 7-7-0: Drew Brees 23, Joseph Addai 12 Timugen's Tool 6-8-0: DeSean Jackson 29, Frank Gore 19 Well, it didn't go as expected for Helmet this week. The assistant Elves for Timugen's team mush have slipped something into their eggnog. While QB Drew Brees did his usual good job and he hit on 31 of 40 passes for 296 yards with three TDs and no interceptions, it wasn't enough to be put on the good list. So Helmet booked a flight for the Island of misfit toys right after the consolation game. Tool's WR DeSean Jackson had six candy cane catches for 178 yards Sunday, including a go-ahead 60-yard TD catch. He also scored on a 72-yard punt return as well. Ballantyne Behemoths 9-5-0: Vincent Jackson 15, Maurice Jones-Drew and Santonio Holmes both with 12 Brownies 6-8-0: Wes Welker 17, Miles Austin 16 Apparently, Santa likes yummy Brownies better than Behemoths so he gave him a wintry win for his last match up of the regular season. Brownies' WR Wes had 14 catches for 105 yards which mad for a holly jolly W in the W-L total. Behemoth has already clinched his playoff spot as of last week so his head coach had this to say: This was our gift to the Brownies. A fruitcake if you will. We didn't need it so we gave it to them. Brownies reply: You didn't give us anything. We don't need your stinking fruitcake, go choke on reindeer droppings. Oh, and good luck in the playoffs Doctors of Gridiron 9-5-0: Ray Rice 22, Justin Forsett and Lawrence Tynes both with 8 WPBDawgFan 6-8-0: Brandon Marshall 46, Jamaal Charles 24 Second place Doctors got caught with their tinsel down around their knees in this week's Toyota Biggest Fantasy Blowout with a +54 points. But being in the holiday spirit, he gave WPBDawgFan a congratulatory fruit cake that he re-gifted from the Brownies. WPBDawgFan's WR was a very nice young man as he set an NFL record with 21 receptions and he finished with 200 yards and a pair of touchdowns. I know somebody's going to find a shiny new bike under the tree this year. Ho Ho Ho. WV Hoopies 4-10-0: Pierre Thomas and Antonio Gates both with 12 Brown'sFanInDallas 5-9-0: Chris Johnson 32, Zach Miller 10 Hoopies ends up with a lump of coal in his stocking this week. Brown'sFan's RB racked up his eighth straight 100-yard rushing game with a 117-yard effort. Johnson also surpassed 2,000 yards from scrimmage with a franchise-record 2,017 in that category. And for his efforts, Johnson will get the honor of carving the roast beast this year in Whoville. FBrulz 10-4-0: Thomas Jones and Rob Bironas both with 19 LCDawgfan13 9-5-0: Adrian Peterson 23, Tony Romo 16 These 2 teams faced each other this week and will have a rematch in the playoffs. LCD took this win but we'll see who will take the sleigh to the winner's circle in the playoff match up. Will Rudolph light the way for FBrulz to take the whole thing or will he get tripped up by the 3 wise guys, I mean wise men. Only Jack Frost knows. Wait, it's the big red guy who knows it all or at least thinks he does anyway. Prodding LCD, FBrulz said: Hey LCD, how do you like your venison cooked? LCD's response was: Hey FBrulz, I got somethin' ya can kiss under the mistletoe. BOHICA 7-7-0: Dallas Clark 25, Peyton Manning 22 One Man Wolf Pac 6-8-0: Andre Johnson 35, Ryan Grant 23 Both of these teams performed better than was projected. One Man's WR Johnson left the field briefly during Sunday's game against Seattle after being tackled in the first half, but was able to return soon afterward, the Houston Chronicle reports. "I just kind of hyper-extended my leg a little bit," Johnson said. "I had a little pain and when I hit the ground the wind kind of got knocked out of me." I had a little reindeer ointment put on and I was good to jingle all the way again. After the game the 2 teams had hot chocolate and cookies in the winners locker room. And somehow there was a fruitcake delivered courtesy of WPBDawgFan. It got around this year. There was a gift exchange and for being the hero of the game, Andre Johnson received a calendar of hot female Elves with a surprise picture of a very naughty Mrs Claus as Ms, December. Johnson was seen slipping (with calendar in hand) into the bathroom mumbling something about putting his candy cane somewhere and something about Mrs. C's chimney. No one wanted to know what he meant. *1. FBrulz 10-4-0 .714 1268 L-1 *2. Doctors of Gridiron 9-5-0 .643 1234 L-2 *3. Ballantyne Behemoths 9-5-0 .643 1218 L-1 *4. LCDawgfan13 9-5-0 .643 1114 W-2 5. My Helmet's 2Tight 7-7-0 .500 1147 L-2 6. BOHICA 7-7-0 .500 1110 L-3 7. Timugen's Tool 6-8-0 .429 1221 W-1 8. WPBDawgFan 6-8-0 .429 1139 W-1 1 9. Brownies 6-8-0 .429 1089 W-2 10. One Man Wolf Pac 6-8-0 .429 1046 W-4 11. Brown'sFanInDallas 5-9-0 .357 931 W-1 12. WV Hoopies 4-10-0 .286 969 L-1 *= Clinched Playoff Spot Playoff Games for the Championship Week 15: Semifinal (1) FBrulz (4) LCDawgfan13 Semifinal (2) Doctors of Gridiron (3) Ballantyne Behemoths Consolation: Week 15 Semifinal (5) My Helmet's 2Tight (8) WPBDawgFan Semifinal (6) BOHICA (7) Timugen's Tool To the teams in League 4, I want to thank each of the coaches in this league for playing hard all year. No one gave up and you all played hard in this pretty competitive league. Good luck to those in the playoffs. And to the teams in the consolation games, no shame in your game either it was a tough go all season. All that and Good Luck, Brownies! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Flugel Posted December 16, 2009 Report Share Posted December 16, 2009 Beanpot's League ONE: it was all Flash and no glory for Huskymania. "That little bastidge kicked my butt and, possibly, kept me out of the playoffs. Santa is not very happy..........................." groused dad after taking a 94-64 pasting from son. I suspect there will be a lump of coal in junior's stocking for Christmas. Peyton's Zombies surrendered the wine cellar and hot tub to Navdawg's Browns, 81-50. Baltimore's defense (12) was the only double-digit performance from the Navdawg team. Both Calfox and Zombo managed to stay in sniffing distance of the bar and have alread finagled their way into the basement by offering to warm the towels and ice the beer. Full 'o Beans League TWO: Bo, the self proclaimed guru of fantasy, "Bo knows fantasy," Also finishing out of the playoff picture, was Oreo's Team who lost to Justin Hermouf, 87-58. Even though the cool cat had a mediocre season,this remains the best season ever in Browns Board feline Fantasy history. Oreo celebrated the achievement with turkey treats and a romp through the house. "I wish I could climb the curtains," she meowed. Softpaws prevented the attempt. Justin Hermouf finished the season out of the championship round but will face Choo Choo's as the top seed in the consolation round. League Four, The Heidi Report Well, it didn't go as expected for Helmet this week. The assistant Elves for Timugen's team mush have slipped something into their eggnog. While QB Drew Brees did his usual good job and he hit on 31 of 40 passes for 296 yards with three TDs and no interceptions, it wasn't enough to be put on the good list. So Helmet booked a flight for the Island of misfit toys right after the consolation game. Tool's WR DeSean Jackson had six candy cane catches for 178 yards Sunday, including a go-ahead 60-yard TD catch. He also scored on a 72-yard punt return as well. Apparently, Santa likes yummy Brownies better than Behemoths so he gave him a wintry win for his last match up of the regular season. Brownies' WR Wes had 14 catches for 105 yards which mad for a holly jolly W in the W-L total. Behemoth has already clinched his playoff spot as of last week so his head coach had this to say: This was our gift to the Brownies. A fruitcake if you will. We didn't need it so we gave it to them. Brownies reply: You didn't give us anything. We don't need your stinking fruitcake, go choke on reindeer droppings. Oh, and good luck in the playoffs Hoopies ends up with a lump of coal in his stocking this week. Brown'sFan's RB racked up his eighth straight 100-yard rushing game with a 117-yard effort. Johnson also surpassed 2,000 yards from scrimmage with a franchise-record 2,017 in that category. And for his efforts, Johnson will get the honor of carving the roast beast this year in Whoville. Will Rudolph light the way for FBrulz to take the whole thing or will he get tripped up by the 3 wise guys, I mean wise men. Only Jack Frost knows. Wait, it's the big red guy who knows it all or at least thinks he does anyway. Prodding LCD, FBrulz said: Hey LCD, how do you like your venison cooked? LCD's response was: Hey FBrulz, I got somethin' ya can kiss under the mistletoe. One Man's WR Johnson left the field briefly during Sunday's game against Seattle after being tackled in the first half, but was able to return soon afterward, the Houston Chronicle reports. "I just kind of hyper-extended my leg a little bit," Johnson said. "I had a little pain and when I hit the ground the wind kind of got knocked out of me." I had a little reindeer ointment put on and I was good to jingle all the way again. After the game the 2 teams had hot chocolate and cookies in the winners locker room. And somehow there was a fruitcake delivered courtesy of WPBDawgFan. It got around this year. There was a gift exchange and for being the hero of the game, Andre Johnson received a calendar of hot female Elves with a surprise picture of a very naughty Mrs Claus as Ms, December. Johnson was seen slipping (with calendar in hand) into the bathroom mumbling something about putting his candy cane somewhere and something about Mrs. C's chimney. No one wanted to know what he meant. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LMAO! Oh my God, I got 5 minute abs reading that sucker! Classic stuff! Thanks!!! - Tom F. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cowsrus Posted December 17, 2009 Report Share Posted December 17, 2009 Thank you Kathy for remember to add the stats. I wasn't sure if I got that part to you in time. Plus I wanna say thank you for letting Tom and I basically run amuck all season with our reports. If we ever went to far on anything, you didn't mention it. And judging from this weeks report, I think I can lean towars long winded, lol. Tom and I discussed it over the weekend to get "Christmas goofy" since it was the last report of the regular season. I also told him I like how you, he and I communicated more this year. I think that helped and we learned from each other. It was fun. I feel like I'm giving a speech at the Oscars and they're playing music to hurry me up. I want to wish all the teams in the 4 leagues good luck in the playoffs. My Helmet's 2 Tight didn't do as well for me this year but it was fun just the same and maybe I'll snag a playoff spot next year. Tom, great job!! It was fun reading your stuff and I hope you'll consider Baseball. Stan, thank you for keeping the sanity on the board. You earned a shiny new toy under your tree. Now.....let's see who wins there leagues. I was wondering something?? Is there a way when the play offs are over, that out of all the leagues we can have an overall Champion of the BrownsBoard somehow?? Stan? Heidi Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
calfoxwc Posted December 17, 2009 Report Share Posted December 17, 2009 No virtual trophy, no bottom dweller prize... but the KosarDawgs loved, as always, the Brownsboard fantasy football. Our superbowl was beating Rich in the last game, making him tie with the rest of us out of the playoffs. ROF,L ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CIMO. Posted December 17, 2009 Report Share Posted December 17, 2009 Bo and the Boz dropped The Hammer to the bottom of the barrel, 83-37. These two teams represent both extremes of the League this year. Bo, the self proclaimed guru of fantasy, "Bo knows fantasy," holds both the point total lead (1437) and best record (11-2-1). The Hammer, who exhibited flashes of success, was unable to demonstrate the consistency necessary to compete. Either that or he was really unlucky. Anyone who's seen my baseball or basketball teams this year knows I'm not guru...but the spirit of Bo has lifted two of my teams to some great heights now. If only I could find a way to work him into a basketball team name.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Flugel Posted December 17, 2009 Report Share Posted December 17, 2009 Thank you Kathy for remember to add the stats. I wasn't sure if I got that part to you in time. Plus I wanna say thank you for letting Tom and I basically run amuck all season with our reports. If we ever went to far on anything, you didn't mention it. And judging from this weeks report, I think I can lean towars long winded, lol. Tom and I discussed it over the weekend to get "Christmas goofy" since it was the last report of the regular season. Heidi Couldn't have said it better - thanks Kathy & Heidi! - Tom F. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kshutchins Posted December 17, 2009 Author Report Share Posted December 17, 2009 Heidi and Tom, you guys are the greatest! You did a fantastic job all year. All I did was cut and paste! Hope Santa puts something wonderful in your stockings this year, 'cause y'all deserve it! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chicopee John Posted December 17, 2009 Report Share Posted December 17, 2009 >>LMAO! Oh my God, I got 5 minute abs reading that sucker! Classic stuff! Thanks!!!- Tom F. Hands down, this is the best read of the week. Who needs Peter King or John Clayton any way! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lambdo Posted December 17, 2009 Report Share Posted December 17, 2009 >>LMAO! Oh my God, I got 5 minute abs reading that sucker! Classic stuff! Thanks!!!- Tom F. Hands down, this is the best read of the week. Who needs Peter King or John Clayton any way! AGREED! Finally the Air Show is going to take off in playoffs. Need Indy to faulter tonite though!. Thanks again, all of you! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Riffer X Posted December 19, 2009 Report Share Posted December 19, 2009 Team DangeRuss should be commended for scoring so few points and still winning six games. That takes serious talent and will. My teams battled it out every week, man. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Flugel Posted December 19, 2009 Report Share Posted December 19, 2009 Heidi and Tom, you guys are the greatest! You did a fantastic job all year. All I did was cut and paste! Hope Santa puts something wonderful in your stockings this year, 'cause y'all deserve it! Thanks for another year of doing this column for us Kathy! I loved the new wrinkles you added this year. As Chico John and Lambdo point out - this is becoming a favorite read for many on our board. You and Heidi kept me entertained and laughing every week with your creativity. Folks, she did ALOT more than just cut and paste. Trust me! Beanpot rocks too! Although I'm not real happy about his playoff aggression at the moment. He set my Cardiac Kids up with an Eddie Haskellesque version of a sportsmanship greeting just minutes before delivering them a Roadhouse Bouncer version of speed reading an EXIT sign. Thank God they're all dislexic! - Tom F. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hammertime Posted December 21, 2009 Report Share Posted December 21, 2009 The unthinkable has happened. A late pick up of Phil Dawson has motivated the troops of hammertime to an upset victory over Bo and the Boz. Sending a #4 seed to the championship game for a rematch against Lambdo's Airshow 5. Stay tuned. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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