OT: The only thing that matters

Tigers vs Gators.

Place your bets.

kpg

"kpg" <> wrote in message
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> Tigers vs Gators.
>
> Place your bets.

Aren't the Tigers playing the Evil Empire in the ALDS?

Briscobar

As Briscobar once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse

>> Tigers vs Gators.
>>
>> Place your bets.
>
> Aren't the Tigers playing the Evil Empire in the ALDS?

well maybe...but that's only baseball.

I'm talking about a real sport...

http://www.burlingtonbaseball.com/George%20Carlin.htm

kpg

"kpg" <> wrote in message
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> Tigers vs Gators.
>
> Place your bets.

I had lost intarweb access for six days, so I almost missed this poast when
I got access back today.

Should be a great game, kpg. How interesting is it that we're both in the
top ten, Gators ranked higher, playing at home, and the underdog. I realize
that the spread usually has more to do with the bookies trying to balance
the bets, but dang.

This ain't last year's Gators, and I actually have a very rare -good-
feeling about this game. The Gators have shown twice now that they can be
down early, and claw their way back.

Hey, I think I smell a corn dog.

Frisbee®

kpg wrote:

> Tigers vs Gators.
>
> Place your bets.

Well, it depends actually. Tigers will have to come to drink at the
waterhole, where the gators will lie in wait. Personally I would bet on
the Tiger... he's much faster on land.

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> # Name resolution details: file://c:\temp\205075.htm (10/5/2006
> 10:33:35 AM) #
>
> kpg wrote:
>
>> Tigers vs Gators.
>>
>> Place your bets.
>
> Well, it depends actually. Tigers will have to come to drink at the
> waterhole, where the gators will lie in wait. Personally I would bet
> on the Tiger... he's much faster on land.


A good example of cultural bias.


But them gators are sneaky, hiding in ther water, with just the tops
of their eyballs sticking out, you think everything's OK then WHAM!
they got you.

kpg

As Frisbee® once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse

> Should be a great game, kpg. How interesting is it that we're both in
> the top ten, Gators ranked higher, playing at home, and the underdog.
> I realize that the spread usually has more to do with the bookies
> trying to balance the bets, but dang.
>
> This ain't last year's Gators, and I actually have a very rare -good-
> feeling about this game. The Gators have shown twice now that they
> can be down early, and claw their way back.

I think it's the flip of a coin.

A good or bad play on either side can make the difference.

I also plan on watching the Gators take on Auburn, we palyed
them a close game, but we were just a little outcalssed. It's
gonna be tough.

kpg

"kpg" <> wrote in message
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> As Cerebrus once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse
>
>> # Name resolution details: file://c:\temp\205075.htm (10/5/2006
>> 10:33:35 AM) #
>>
>> kpg wrote:
>>
>>> Tigers vs Gators.
>>>
>>> Place your bets.
>>
>> Well, it depends actually. Tigers will have to come to drink at the
>> waterhole, where the gators will lie in wait. Personally I would bet
>> on the Tiger... he's much faster on land.
>
>
> A good example of cultural bias.
>
>
> But them gators are sneaky, hiding in ther water, with just the tops
> of their eyballs sticking out, you think everything's OK then WHAM!
> they got you.

I think you just described the 2003 LSU/UF game.

Frisbee®

As Frisbee® once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse

>> But them gators are sneaky, hiding in ther water, with just the tops
>> of their eyballs sticking out, you think everything's OK then WHAM!
>> they got you.
>
> I think you just described the 2003 LSU/UF game.

<sigh> well, things didn't seem OK. An early 80 yd punt return
for LSU and that was all the scoring we did.

I'm thinking things will be different this year. Can't wait.

kpg