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Updated Playoff Odds - Biggest Movers: Beerguts United +10.7, WAGS and Wankeres -8.6
We hit the halfway point of the regular season with SuperBIFA reclaiming the top spot with a rare, but deserved, victory on derby day in the Village of Parkway on the weekend. It's not a position that the Foxy Ghettos is used to being in, but when you have world soccer's version of Michael Olowokandi on your team - Nando Torres - you're going suck balls. What's happened to this f**king guy? He can't even get a sniff of the field. The FMAC backroom staff is ready to make a deal. If anyone's interested in offering me something for the new Andy Carroll, then I'm all ears. Hell, there's even talk of Chelsea's loaning him out, lower league I presume.
In other news, Beerguts comes away with top score with a victory over round 15 low scorer FFC. The transfer window closes on Friday night at 10 pm CST. Round 16, Coppa di Walt 4th and final leg quarters and matchday 6 in Europe kick off on Saturday morning for those of you on the left side of the Atlantic.
Results
If you're a cool guy, then I urge not to read any further. Your brow will be furrowed in a vain attempt to understand, thus potentially creating unwanted wrinkles on your big-a$$ forehead which wouldn't look good when you post some more awesome pics of yourself on Facebooks. Of course, you could read further, then announce to your Facebooks friends, no doubt waiting with bated breath of what your next deep thought will be, that your fantasy EPL commissioner is a total douche, which, in turn, should result in your feeling much better about yourself as you lean back and try to figure out just what you could have done more to have been invited to sit at the cool table during high school lunch. Oh, cursed missed opportunities...
Anyway, if you have kids who struggle in math, then carry on...
If you haven't learned something new today, then please consider this video by education innovator Salman Khan. To quote economist Gary North on the Khan Academy, "The existing system of government-funded education is facing a technological challenge. The Web can deliver content for free. The model for this is Salman Khan's wonderful Khan Academy. Students from all over the world start with 1 + 1 = 2, and go from there through calculus. It is all done with free 10-minute YouTube videos.
In the video series above, he very simply explains what fractional reserve banking is and its consequences for the bankstering system and for the rest of us slobs. It's most interesting and who knows, it might trigger something deep inside you to go and learn something more than the possibility that BCS bowl system is flawed. Snootch.
Updated Playoff Odds - Biggest Movers: Beerguts United +10.7, WAGS and Wankeres -8.6
We hit the halfway point of the regular season with SuperBIFA reclaiming the top spot with a rare, but deserved, victory on derby day in the Village of Parkway on the weekend. It's not a position that the Foxy Ghettos is used to being in, but when you have world soccer's version of Michael Olowokandi on your team - Nando Torres - you're going suck balls. What's happened to this f**king guy? He can't even get a sniff of the field. The FMAC backroom staff is ready to make a deal. If anyone's interested in offering me something for the new Andy Carroll, then I'm all ears. Hell, there's even talk of Chelsea's loaning him out, lower league I presume.
In other news, Beerguts comes away with top score with a victory over round 15 low scorer FFC. The transfer window closes on Friday night at 10 pm CST. Round 16, Coppa di Walt 4th and final leg quarters and matchday 6 in Europe kick off on Saturday morning for those of you on the left side of the Atlantic.
Results
- BIFA All-Stars FC 15-6 FMAC
- Gemmill 78 7-7 Romo
- Deportivo la Naranja Mound 3-6 Stevie G FC
- Sporting Frumundacheese 6-1 AC Frayser
- OzaukeeBrewMeisters 14-2 Memfrica SC
- Memphis Rogues 8-4 FCFrodo
- WAGS and Wankers 2-14 Real Chapala
- FergiesFutbolClub (-1)-17 Beerguts United
If you're a cool guy, then I urge not to read any further. Your brow will be furrowed in a vain attempt to understand, thus potentially creating unwanted wrinkles on your big-a$$ forehead which wouldn't look good when you post some more awesome pics of yourself on Facebooks. Of course, you could read further, then announce to your Facebooks friends, no doubt waiting with bated breath of what your next deep thought will be, that your fantasy EPL commissioner is a total douche, which, in turn, should result in your feeling much better about yourself as you lean back and try to figure out just what you could have done more to have been invited to sit at the cool table during high school lunch. Oh, cursed missed opportunities...
Anyway, if you have kids who struggle in math, then carry on...
If you haven't learned something new today, then please consider this video by education innovator Salman Khan. To quote economist Gary North on the Khan Academy, "The existing system of government-funded education is facing a technological challenge. The Web can deliver content for free. The model for this is Salman Khan's wonderful Khan Academy. Students from all over the world start with 1 + 1 = 2, and go from there through calculus. It is all done with free 10-minute YouTube videos.
He did this in his spare time just because he wanted to. Now he has funding to create an entire curriculum.
In contrast, this is the model of today's high school."
In the video series above, he very simply explains what fractional reserve banking is and its consequences for the bankstering system and for the rest of us slobs. It's most interesting and who knows, it might trigger something deep inside you to go and learn something more than the possibility that BCS bowl system is flawed. Snootch.
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