Add D/K to Flex?

[TamuScarecrow]

I don't care about 2005 or any other past year for that matter as the stage is set for 2006 with some tremendous satellite leagues ready to go. The excuse books stay home this year and I wish it were August instead of June.

Listened to the Saints color guys analyzing the Saints mini-camp this weekend and am pumped for Draftfest 2006. Be ready for some strange cuts from the Saints as Sean Payton isn't putting up with any wuss activity. Like the message he sent to Stallworth this weekend, shape up or you'll be trying to catch J.P Losman's passes in Buffalo.

[TamuScarecrow]

The good thing about the satellite leagues is there won't be any sandbagging especially in teh team events where every tenth of a point is crucial. There will be teams finishing top 5 in one league and bottom 5 in another. Then again, as you have said, there may be the teams who finish top 5 in both and bottom 5 in both. My cheatsheets are burning up due to constant realignment with every new piece of info from the mini-camps. Under 90 days and counting.

[BillyWaz]

Originally posted by Tamuscarecrow:
Since getting married 11 years ago, my research on the subject indicates most men who argue with other men for the sake of argueing are pretty much getting their a** kicked in arguments at home by the wife and are just argueing to feel good about winning one. This can be a good thing as they can satisfy the competitive juices without getting cut off for any length of time. For what it's worth. I have never heard that before Rick, but I can honestly say that my wife and I rarely argue, and when we do, it is about 50/50 as to "who wins" (does anyone really?)

As for Snake, I just disagree with a lot of his stuff as I have stated NUMEROUS times before. Apparently, I am not the only one who sees "flaws" in his "stories", as KOQ jumped in and noticed the same thing.

I have agreed with Snake on a few occasions, but he is a hypocrite on MANY levels on my eyes, and that is one of my "pet peeves".

Much like if some "gay guy" was on here talking about his sex life, Rick. I think that would be ebough to drive you crazy and respond (trying to set him straight).

[mikeybok]

Originally posted by Tamuscarecrow:
Since getting married 11 years ago, my research on the subject indicates most men who argue with other men for the sake of argueing are pretty much getting their a** kicked in arguments at home by the wife and are just argueing to feel good about winning one. This can be a good thing as they can satisfy the competitive juices without getting cut off for any length of time. For what it's worth. Good observation ... I have also seen married men start a subjective arguement about nothing because they want to win one. Also see "Due Theory" which this Theory is closely related to.

LOL

UYT

[TamuScarecrow]

Just throwing out some research stats, Billy, not aiming at anyone in particular as I don't know any of you on these boards well enough to make that judgement. Just going by the folks I know, 80% of the people who pick meaningless arguments with friends and co-workers are people whose spouses run the show. The other 20% are people who just enjoy argueing with anyone. As I stated, the majority of the reasoning for the arguments define the competitiveness in the person. The more argumentative, the more competitive and vice versa. By this reasoning, you and Snake would be the two most competitive people in the NFFC.

[mikeybok]

Originally posted by Tamuscarecrow:
most competitive people in the NFFC. Universe!

UYT