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Get in on the excitement of this year's World Cup and compete against fans from around the world in ESPN's 2010 Soccer Pick'em presented by Hyundai. The objective of the pick'em game is to accumulate the most points by correctly selecting the "winning pick" for each of the sixty-four (64) matches. During the forty-eight (48) group stage matches the "Draw" is included, while during the sixteen (16) knockout stage matches it's straight up who will win. Picks must be submitted before the kickoff of each game. Daily and overall prizes awarded, sign up now!
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Group: B-Town Ex-Pats
Password: poosiers
Sunday, June 06, 2010
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Monday, May 24, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
Thursday, April 08, 2010
Ma Lady Rides Again
Last Saturday was the last day of the season for our little ski hill. The lawnchair race is the highlight of day. Luckily Paul & Morgan documented the event, so I can share the shenanigans.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Monday, March 29, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Tournament Shiz
Not to step on Jonah's toes, but I might lose The Internets for a day and was afraid I wouldn't get my bracket in. And so, I recreated the usual ESPN group:
Group: B-Town Ex-Pats
Password: poosiers
Group: B-Town Ex-Pats
Password: poosiers
Friday, March 12, 2010
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Post-micturition_convulsion_syndrome
Pee Shivers
We currently have some friends visiting and one of them, and their daughter both experience "pee shivers". Having never heard of this we looked it up and there are claims that it is fairly common. Anyone else experience "pee shivers"?
We currently have some friends visiting and one of them, and their daughter both experience "pee shivers". Having never heard of this we looked it up and there are claims that it is fairly common. Anyone else experience "pee shivers"?
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
A rabbit hole from HT comments
Baker's Junction
YO! I am Johnny F Baker a 100% disabled veteran I have been working to save &
sat up a Railroad Museum at Smithville Indiana since 1976. I have survived bone
cancer & over 30 operations! I lost my hip & leg bone & a few other parts, I have
had my right foot tore off & reattached. I have a wife & 3 girls & We have
survived a illegal 3 year Bloomington IU commie planing & zoning attack but it
wiped us out & forced me & my family in to bank
ruptcy.
I am crippled up a can barely walk but I keep working as much as I can & that’
s how I cut my finger
off.
I was using a saw over my head but I only have one good leg & it has a bad
knee & it gave out & I fell down & the saw jumped out & cut my finger
off.
I dumped out a coke & put my finger in the glass of ice & my friend James
drove me to the VA hospital 60 miles a way but the saw mangled my finger up to
bad to be put back on so I put it back into pocket & brought it
home.
I had my finger mummified & made in to a key chain on a stainless steal chain
set in clear
plastic.
I am selling it to pay for a new metal roof for the two train stations at Bakers
Junction Railroad Museum at Smithville Indiana & they need a new roof
badly.
We would not need any help if we had not lost over $100,000.00 fighting off
the Bloomington IU commie planing $ zoning pinheads and I still owe $70,000.00
at a high intrust & since I can not get a good loan at a fear intrust rate, I will be
paying for defending my legal right to live & work on my own land for the rest of
my
life.
My mummified finger key chain will be on display at the Haunted Train a fund
raiser for Bakers Junction Railroad Museum if you want to bid on the Key Chain
or make a donation to the Railroad Museum you can send it to us by mail - E-Mail
or Pay Pal. & take a look at our other things for sale too
YO! I am Johnny F Baker a 100% disabled veteran I have been working to save &
sat up a Railroad Museum at Smithville Indiana since 1976. I have survived bone
cancer & over 30 operations! I lost my hip & leg bone & a few other parts, I have
had my right foot tore off & reattached. I have a wife & 3 girls & We have
survived a illegal 3 year Bloomington IU commie planing & zoning attack but it
wiped us out & forced me & my family in to bank
ruptcy.
I am crippled up a can barely walk but I keep working as much as I can & that’
s how I cut my finger
off.
I was using a saw over my head but I only have one good leg & it has a bad
knee & it gave out & I fell down & the saw jumped out & cut my finger
off.
I dumped out a coke & put my finger in the glass of ice & my friend James
drove me to the VA hospital 60 miles a way but the saw mangled my finger up to
bad to be put back on so I put it back into pocket & brought it
home.
I had my finger mummified & made in to a key chain on a stainless steal chain
set in clear
plastic.
I am selling it to pay for a new metal roof for the two train stations at Bakers
Junction Railroad Museum at Smithville Indiana & they need a new roof
badly.
We would not need any help if we had not lost over $100,000.00 fighting off
the Bloomington IU commie planing $ zoning pinheads and I still owe $70,000.00
at a high intrust & since I can not get a good loan at a fear intrust rate, I will be
paying for defending my legal right to live & work on my own land for the rest of
my
life.
My mummified finger key chain will be on display at the Haunted Train a fund
raiser for Bakers Junction Railroad Museum if you want to bid on the Key Chain
or make a donation to the Railroad Museum you can send it to us by mail - E-Mail
or Pay Pal. & take a look at our other things for sale too
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
The New Hipster RPG
Though some of y'all probably already saw this on FB or wherever, I thought I'd post it anyway - I wrote a funny post on my new gaming blog about a made-up hipster-centric RPG called "Mass Affect."
It was pretty good times, so I sent it to some bloggers I know. A couple of steps up the email/twitter chain later, it was on BoingBoing, and then, in a turn of events that I'm still having trouble believing, it wound up getting syndicated on Gawker's gaming blog Kotaku, which is pretty much the biggest gaming blog in... like... the world.
Uh. WOAH.
It's still at the top of the site the site today (it's at 22,000 hits and counting), and, well, yeah, check it out!
The comments section is absolutely nuts, too, and way worth reading.
It was pretty good times, so I sent it to some bloggers I know. A couple of steps up the email/twitter chain later, it was on BoingBoing, and then, in a turn of events that I'm still having trouble believing, it wound up getting syndicated on Gawker's gaming blog Kotaku, which is pretty much the biggest gaming blog in... like... the world.
Uh. WOAH.
It's still at the top of the site the site today (it's at 22,000 hits and counting), and, well, yeah, check it out!
The comments section is absolutely nuts, too, and way worth reading.
Friday, January 22, 2010
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