sohotrightnow wrote:UCSB? CSU? Sonoma? BYU?
Which of those teams did you beat by 7 or 8 in 2002?
You left off "None of the Above"
sohotrightnow wrote:UCSB? CSU? Sonoma? BYU?
Which of those teams did you beat by 7 or 8 in 2002?
dtrain34 wrote:'THEN USE IT INCORRECTLY. For the love of GOD, what are they doing out there? Anthropomorphism is when you give human characteristics to non-human, inanimate objects. Like when you talk about how your lacrosse stick still loves you and is the only friend that hasn't left you yet.
sohotrightnow wrote:
UCSB? CSU? Sonoma? BYU?
Which of those teams did you beat by 7 or 8 in 2002?
You left off "None of the Above"
dtrain34 wrote:No need to apologize, apparently I was the one in error.
I am a bit confused however, and hope that you can enlighten me. I did not get specific, therefore, isn't personification anthropomorphism still anthropomorphism?
Let me use another example: if Boston College, Minnesota-Duluth, Lindenwood, and A&M are playing sub-par lacrosse, isn't that still lacrosse?
Dan Wishengrad wrote:Back on point...
Laxpower computer picks the first round:
BYU (84.9) by 10 over Texas A&M (75.4)
Arizona (80.3) by 2 over BC (78.6)
Michigan (81.4) by 1 over Northeastern (80.5)
UCSB (79. by 2 over Georgia (78.0)
Colorado State (83.5) by 8 over Florida (75.4)
Colorado (79.9) by 1 over Arizona State (79.0)
Oregon (84.3) by 8 over Lindenwood (76.6)
UMD (81.9) by 3 over Sonoma State (79.3)
If the computer proves to be accurate (as always a very big "IF" ), five of the eight first round games will be very close contests. The biggest surprise probably is that the two games that are picked as essential toss-ups are the 7/10 and 4/13 match-ups.
dtrain34 wrote:Let me use another example: if Boston College, Minnesota-Duluth, Lindenwood, and A&M are playing sub-par lacrosse, isn't that still lacrosse?
dtrain34 wrote:Hmmmmmmmm, WOW, DG that is a great comparison.
We all know how ridiculous those rants have been and what people like yourself and I have had to do to combat it. You are absolutely right. Madre de Dios...if I am even remotely starting to sound like that then my apologies, for I have then taken it too far.
I will try to make sure to try to make bold predictions, and attempt to inject humor, without sounding like part of the evil empire.
Good looking out my friend
dtrain34 wrote:No need to apologize, apparently I was the one in error.
I am a bit confused however, and hope that you can enlighten me. I did not get specific, therefore, isn't personification anthropomorphism still anthropomorphism?
Let me use another example: if Boston College, Minnesota-Duluth, Lindenwood, and A&M are playing sub-par lacrosse, isn't that still lacrosse?
Woda wrote:dtrain34 wrote:Hmmmmmmmm, WOW, DG that is a great comparison.
We all know how ridiculous those rants have been and what people like yourself and I have had to do to combat it. You are absolutely right. Madre de Dios...if I am even remotely starting to sound like that then my apologies, for I have then taken it too far.
I will try to make sure to try to make bold predictions, and attempt to inject humor, without sounding like part of the evil empire.
Good looking out my friend
When did the circus come to town, because this guy is a clown!
PSLguy wrote:Dan Wishengrad wrote:Back on point...
Laxpower computer picks the first round:
BYU (84.9) by 10 over Texas A&M (75.4)
Arizona (80.3) by 2 over BC (78.6)
Michigan (81.4) by 1 over Northeastern (80.5)
UCSB (79. by 2 over Georgia (78.0)
Colorado State (83.5) by 8 over Florida (75.4)
Colorado (79.9) by 1 over Arizona State (79.0)
Oregon (84.3) by 8 over Lindenwood (76.6)
UMD (81.9) by 3 over Sonoma State (79.3)
If the computer proves to be accurate (as always a very big "IF" ), five of the eight first round games will be very close contests. The biggest surprise probably is that the two games that are picked as essential toss-ups are the 7/10 and 4/13 match-ups.
According to laxpower, the point spread predictions are accurate to within 2 goals about half the time... Which means that 4 of these games are statisical washes as far results go. Will be interesting to see what the results are, since by now laxpower is supposed to be the "Most Accurate" it can be
dtrain34 wrote:Woda been a funny comment if you didn't hack it as your own.
With regards to BC and Northeastern, Northeastern has continued to impove throughout the year. I was very impressed with their midfield. Both of those games could have easily gone either way. The refs in Texas will be the difference. BC however has a history of not getting it done when they need to. Sad, but true. So you are world beaters because you beat on the powerhouse teams from USC and Claremont? Cookie? Oh I forgot, you played someone close. And by close I mean that the Gauchos controlled the game the entire time and you never actually threatened after the 1st Qtr.
If that isn't an argument for being looked over, I just don't know what is. You are a flavor of the week, at best.
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