/dev/null Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 he has way too much time on his hands and spent a lot of his college time on the board instead of partying with barely legal half naked drunk chicks So says the 20-something who's girlfriends age differential is the same as the guy in his avatar
justnzane Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 So says the 20-something who's girlfriends age differential is the same as the guy in his avatar yeah there are a few GILF's out there. Rue McClanahan is a fox, and Bea Arthur too
/dev/null Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 yeah there are a few GILF's out there. Rue McClanahan is a fox, and Bea Arthur too I wouldn't f*ck Bea Arthur's d*ck with Andy D*ck's p*ssy *Edit to the guy who wanted to know how I can post so many times a day, here's your example
justnzane Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 I wouldn't f*ck Bea Arthur's d*ck with Andy D*ck's p*ssy *Edit to the guy who wanted to know how I can post so many times a day, here's your example Good Pam Anderson Roast quote
Endless Ike Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 pretty sure we have to run the table to be guaranteed a spot...one loss and we've got a chance, two losses and its over
High Mark Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 Please reference the tie scenario thread posted a few weeks ago. Crayonz explained everything in there. I tried to find the thread, no luck, but its irrelevant. The wildcards go to the teams with the best overall records. The Bills theoretically could finish 11-5. For them not to make the playoffs, two teams, who finished 11-5 or better, would have had to not win their own respective divisions, and hold tiebreakers over the Bills. At 11-5, first tiebreaker is division record if it’s between division opponents, conference record otherwise. Indy winning tonight does not guarantee that two teams will be 11-5 or better, not win their own divisions, and hold tiebreakers over an 11-5 Buffalo. That is the only way to mathematically rule the Bills out of the playoffs... An Indy win clearly does not do this. We have a chance win loss or tie.
jarthur31 Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 I get drunk and start rambling That describes 99% of the membership here.
GripnRip Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 I tried to find the thread, no luck, but its irrelevant. The wildcards go to the teams with the best overall records. The Bills theoretically could finish 11-5. For them not to make the playoffs, two teams, who finished 11-5 or better, would have had to not win their own respective divisions, and hold tiebreakers over the Bills. At 11-5, first tiebreaker is division record if it’s between division opponents, conference record otherwise. Indy winning tonight does not guarantee that two teams will be 11-5 or better, not win their own divisions, and hold tiebreakers over an 11-5 Buffalo. That is the only way to mathematically rule the Bills out of the playoffs... An Indy win clearly does not do this. We have a chance win loss or tie.
Erik Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 I tried to find the thread, no luck, but its irrelevant. The wildcards go to the teams with the best overall records. The Bills theoretically could finish 11-5. For them not to make the playoffs, two teams, who finished 11-5 or better, would have had to not win their own respective divisions, and hold tiebreakers over the Bills. At 11-5, first tiebreaker is division record if it’s between division opponents, conference record otherwise. Indy winning tonight does not guarantee that two teams will be 11-5 or better, not win their own divisions, and hold tiebreakers over an 11-5 Buffalo. That is the only way to mathematically rule the Bills out of the playoffs... An Indy win clearly does not do this. We have a chance win loss or tie. Alright, while I'm 99.99% sure crayonz was just trying to elicit the many responses he, in fact, elicited, the thing that I like (in a good way or bad) is that everything is sort of right in front of us...I know the old cliches go "Focus on one game at a time, you need to win everyone one" but that is literal right now. In fact, on the chance we do win out, they only way that we don't win the division is every other team in the division wins out the rest of their games where they don't play us. Now, I don't know which is more unlikely, but it is even that much more unlikely that both of them happen. So it's simple...win out and the probability is that we will be division champs. Of course, there is that whole issue of winning out.
High Mark Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 I agree. I really doubt we make the playoffs, we are in too big a hole. But we are still in the race if you want to punch the numbers, even after Indy won last night
DC Tom Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 Since Indy won...we're out of the playoff hunt, right?
billsfreak Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 They probably need to win out to make the playoffs, but there is no way Indys win eliminates the Bills. If they go 0-5 and Bills go 5-0, that puts us 3 games up on them?
BeastMode54 Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 this is why last week's monday night game hasn't been able to get out of my head. at 7-4 instead of 6-5, we're right there
BuckeyeBill Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 I'd MUCH rather be 7-4 right now than 6-5... oh that field goal.
BillsWatch Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 you are out of your mind! What mind? Never mind just put him on ignore like others.
Gary M Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 Since Indy won...we're out of the playoff hunt, right? Not if they run the table and the Jets lose two , and NE loses 1, Venus and Jupiter align, the Democrats win total control and the north and south pole switch. Got it?
Chef Jim Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 Since Indy won...we're out of the playoff hunt, right? Yup.
Gary M Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 this is why last week's monday night game hasn't been able to get out of my head. at 7-4 instead of 6-5, we're right there I'm still mad Ronnie Harmon dropped that ball in 1989.
John Adams Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 Since Indy won...we're out of the playoff hunt, right? The playoff hunt ended with Cleveland, but we still get to have the Bills drag the hope out of us for another few weeks. C'mon. You know how this works. You gave up on the playoffs after Cleveland. Now they suck you in a little but you're skeptical. Next week, they win again and a few others lose. With 3 games to go, they have the playoffs in their own hands needing 3 wins and then they proceed to lose 1. With 2 games to go, they need a little help but can still make it. They lose that one. With 1 game to go, they need 8 things to happen to get them into the playoffs. 7 happen and they miss it.
jarthur31 Posted November 24, 2008 Posted November 24, 2008 Here's they way that I see it: We have three home games left and two road ones, we have to win all three home games, including the home away from home game with the fish. We split the other two at a minimum, the Broncos look beatable right now, and we owe the Jests one, so this is doable. If we run the table, all the better, but we definitley get in if we take 4 out of five. If we lose two, it is still possible, although it will be difficult. Teams need to keep coming back to the pack, just like the NFL likes it. To those who say, yeah, but were are we going, lets worry about that then. Only a 5 win streak can guarantee us a spot but here's hoping to 4 is enough at the end. I don't think we win 4 the rest of the way tho. We lost two very winnable games and that hurt us alot!
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