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Originally Posted By: koonie
Go home Pack! How's that? smile

Yawn. At least LMIT knows how to put up an INTERESTING trolling run. whistle

What? You want a chart now?

Nah. I'm not a troll. It's just too easy with sports fans. Plus. It's "generally" just idiots being idiots for the sake of being idiots.

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Originally Posted By: Big Dave2
But, you were wrong that it would cost the vikings 5 more losses.

Funny, there is an entire thread dedicated to his fumbling problems. Oh wait, now that they're in the playoffs that doesn't matter and we'll just go on our merry little way.

It doesn't matter. I proved that in the other thread using sound statistical evidence that no one has been able to dispute.

Last I checked the Vikings had two+ more wins then they should have due to the luck factor (that chart thingy that you didn't quite understand), so subtract that out and we're really looking at a 9-7 team.

Last I checked the Vikings have two more losses then they should have due to other teams "luck factor". So add those on and we are looking at a 14-2 team.

But, how does one predict luck? I guess I should have factored that in to my 7-9 guess. Last year I would have been right on had I factored in the Vikings' luck factor. I never learn.... laugh

I don't know anything about all of this. Your the one with the chart. I'm not the one who believes in luck, or the tooth fairy, or easter bunny............................

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Originally Posted By: LMITOUT
Just like last year the Vikes got a cupcake game to fall into the playoffs, and in this case, a first round bye (after Philly lost of course).

Backed in? Maybe not exactly, but

You should pay better attention. This team had a division championship, and a playoff spot, wrapped up a couple of weeks ago.

I never said they didn't. I probably should have used a different word than "fall", as I was meaning their transition into the playoffs, but considering their performance over the last four games they very well could be considered as falling.

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Originally Posted By: LMITOUT

Last I checked the Vikings had two+ more wins then they should have due to the luck factor (that chart thingy that you didn't quite understand), so subtract that out and we're really looking at a 9-7 team.

Last I checked the Vikings have two more losses then they should have due to other teams "luck factor". So add those on and we are looking at a 14-2 team.

But, how does one predict luck? I guess I should have factored that in to my 7-9 guess. Last year I would have been right on had I factored in the Vikings' luck factor. I never learn.... laugh

I don't know anything about all of this. Your the one with the chart. I'm not the one who believes in luck, or the tooth fairy, or easter bunny............................

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It was interesting listening to the announcers during the game commenting on the Giants and that they most likely have their tee times made and vacation bags packed when they get back home.

The Giants players didn't give a rip about that game. 44-7? Big deal. They were merely going through the motions and the clock couldn't run out fast enough so they could get started with their off season plans. Just like last year the Vikes got a cupcake game to fall into the playoffs, and in this case, a first round bye (after Philly lost of course).

Backed in? Maybe not exactly, but they really didn't have to put up much of an effort to win that last game against a bunch of players thinking of warmer places and were fortunate that NYG didn't have anything to play for.

Anybody who thinks that this past game was some sort of statement is kidding themselves.

What exactly was Carolina and Buffalo playing for when they beat Indy and NOrleans? I would think these teams would have had thier tee times set and vacation bags packed as well.

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What exactly was Carolina and Buffalo playing for when they beat Indy and NOrleans?

I could only guess they were playing for pride, obviously something the Giants didn't care about by the way they mailed it in last week after missing out on the playoffs.

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Originally Posted By: fishersofmen
You mean how he starts to wet down his leg everytime he sees the hillbilly on the other side of the ball........ whistle

Rodgers does have 50 sacks and 10 fumbles on the year... how many were from that Hillbilly?

I think you can credit that hillbilly with about 9 of those 50 sacks there leechbait.....for those of you that don't own a calculator or are hillbillies yourselves, that's 18% of them.

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Does anyone else ever get the feeling that LMITOUT and Steve Foss are the same person?

I've already accused LMIT of being Dan Barrierro (sp)...he may be Foss too. LMIT's a double agent either way.

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