Heath Baker and Adam Bernstein were left off the list~

Edit: I don't know my teamates last names very well, whoops.

It gets worse. New roster and new odds edited into the first page.

0.9 (FTN) vs 0.8.

I wonder who has won more money though. That's more math than I am willing to do.

Chemistry is everything. There are some definite advantages to having smaller, cohesive teams. We will see how it all plays out.

Champions almost always rise and fall.

wow daltons sure not pulling any punches huh.

They know I'm just kidding. I'm sure they'll do really well, they have a lot of great players. Though it takes a lot more than great players to make a great team. We'll see how they do in Atlanta. I can't really see a team like this sticking together very long though, there's too many of them, too many separate cliques, too many egos. That's what they'll need luck w/, keeping the team together for more than 1 PC.

Does anyone know how a 16-way split works?

I'm guessing there's no monetary split, FTN's split already gives us more than enough headaches, I'd hate to see what adding another 5 or so people would do.

As we all know and yet I'm the only one willing to admit it(THE WORLD IS ALL ABOUT ME!!!) I have to let it be known that I am approximately 6-10 against this team in sanctioned play when the games have been played.

My prediction is that someone will win PC Atlanta and that person won't be me.




Edited for better approximation on record.

Who are you? Are you new around here?

Well I have lost approximately 22 pounds since PC INDY. Not quite going to reach my goal by PC Atlanta, but hopefully I can get under 250.

I'm WAY TOO SHORT.

I approximate that I really enjoy using the word approximately too much.

Could we get this discussion back the demolition job the fish laid on the yanks in 03 please???

hey dalton do u talk to chuck bell on a regular basis? after he moved from hickory i havent talked to him and lost all his contact info.

I remember something similar to this.

A long time ago, a group of people banded together their resources to maximize their potential profits.

These were the Robber Barons of the oil industry.

The government had to move in and forcibly break up their alliance, in order to make for fair competition in the marketplace.

The moral for today?

We need anti-superteam litigation immediately.

For free play. For justice. For Upper Deck.

(Hehehe... ^_^)

Of course, Chuck is still a big part of FTN (though he's been pretty busy of late). If you PM me your contact info I can pass it along to Chuck.