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COurse, I am a little behind times, evidently George Karl trashed Damon Lillard during the season. Was there ever a player he didnt want to trash? Dude, had player feuds everywhere he went. Like the Billy Martin of the NBA or something. (could make a title contender out of the players). Admittedly he had his share of surly, irritable types, but after a certain number you have to say "Maybe it wasnt them, it was me"

Good, then. Always seemed a little weird. Note: I admit I get a little prudish with comics at times, being introduced to it early in life. I also mentally find sexual topics more taboo than violent topics (not that I say that is right, just how my mind goes.

Nah, I don't mind them choosing between us. I mind I didn't win. *starts sploding the internet*

Yet, they try to explain that Superman would kill Lois during sex?

I was gonna say Both?. But, I still keep thinking of the Nets being in New Jersey. But yeah, in the 50s/60s, it was different. In baseball, several managers were considered "company men" (Pirates' Danny Murtaugh, Cards' Red Schoendienst in particular) who spent nearly all their playing/managing/GMing careers with one club. (well Schoendienst spent a couple end of playing career season with other teams, but still). Coincidentally they and another similar manager Walt Alston of the Dodgers ended their careers during the last season before free agency (though Murtaugh died so he had a good excuse) Interestingly, the Reds dynasty back then got demolished because they simply refused to deal with free agents. (3 of their big 4 would leave, leaving only Bench) and the Yankees took as their opportunity to pick up the last needed pieces for returning to the promised land. Personally free agency is to me needed to give players maneuverability (no telling how many players in sports got stuck in bad situations, bad teams, bad locker room environment, prick owners, stuck behind the local "god" on the depth chart) with no way out. But, I do think there is some limit to the amount of greed the fans can deal with (without going into how much owners are making. Hard to justify to them, going on strike if LeBron is raking in 30M (even scrubs in sports, at least baseball and probably basketball make several hundred thousand, which the average fan probably spends half their lifetime making). I can see both sides is all.

...and me.

Bopth would try to kill me. (i'm still coming to grips with 2003 tech) Optimus Prime vs Chuck Norris

CLint Eastwood. Everybody vs IRS

Blue vs Red vs White

Bulldog, they look like several members of my family.

That's between you and Pattern Ghost.

I tend to prefer white bread (and don't read too much into that ) turkey sandwich vs ham sandwich

I would have said Chinese food, because Mexican food fights back after I eat it.

You're not getting a rimshot.

If I had answered it, at least The Hobbit book was good

But potentially hilarious

*sigh* *rimshot*

Did I hear Miami was considering bringing in Cutler?

Well, if it is wildfire caused, should an asterisk go by it. it isn't like New Delhi has an excuse for their low quality.

Megatron (robot) vs Calvin "Megatron" Johnson

Well, the White Sox have won titles (2005, 1917, 1906, maybe a couple between those last 2, I'd have to check)

Indeed, half the team will likely disappear some Saturday night.

Well, Agents of SHIELD from what little I can figure probably wouldnt be my cup of tea. With the other I have seen quite a few commercials, and look like it could be decent, if I didnt think too hard.

Bengals are trying to out-raider the Raiders

How about, I haven't really watch either. (to be fair I work weeknights till 10 pm, so if they do come on while I am at work....)