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Poll fixed. Note: iMan, your suggestion doesn't really fit the format - you've got additional images. I'll make an exception and add it to the poll... this time. But stick to the topic's original caption format next time.

Round 8 POLL ADDED!! Y'all got 72 hrs to vote! NOTE: You'll have to delete your vote (previous polls), and re-cast it in order to be able to vote.

QFT.

^ Makes sense. Nitro's avy was simple and better.

Hell no!! BTW, DBF wasn't it you who posted this below a few weeks ago in the Random thread? (no pun intended): http://i.imgur.com/JK72O.png

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LOL @ #19.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFKpZnok10s

Remember J-Mac? Jason McElwain lights it up to lead his team in scoring in his only game his senior year. Catching up with Jason McElwain

LAKERS MAY FACE A LUXURY TAX PAYMENT OF $115 MILLION IN 2014-2015 This according to ESPN’s Henry Abbott and luxury tax guru Larry Coon. The latest collective bargaining agreement was designed to keep teams under the salary cap – while going over is permitted under the “soft” cap rules, mostly to re-sign superstars and keep teams together for years, ultimately any team with the money can go well overboard. And that’s what the Lakers have done this season. Here are some numbers to swallow for 2012-2013. Dwight Howard: $19,261,200 Kobe Bryant: $27,849,149 Pau Gasol: $19,000,000 Steve Nash: 8,900,000 Metta World Peace: $7,258,960 And that’s just the starting five. Yikes. For a further breakdown, here’s Larry Coon, via Henry Abbott of ESPN: Full Story

Blue Streak. Favorite scene(s): P.S. Who voted 'Wild Hogs'???

Reminds me of that Chinese class pic.

Two paragraphs is 'too long'?

Baron Davis Hoping to Return this Season http://www.hoopsworld.com/baron-davis-hoping-to-return-this-season/

Who do you root for? Aston Villa ; Man. City Who will win the Premier League? Man. City Who will make the top four? Man. City, Man. Utd, Liverpool, Chelsea Who will finish in the bottom three? Wigan Athletic, Swansea City, West Bromwich Albion. Who will finish as top scorer? Balotelli

Favorite Martin Lawrence Movie?

16. Los Angeles Clippers | ESPN Future Power Rating: 592 PLAYERS MANAGEMENT MONEY MARKET DRAFT 413 (4th) 30 (28th) 45 (24th) 77 (5th) 27 (23rd) We're a lot less bullish on the Clippers after a head-scratching summer that could give way to an uncertain future. While they accomplished the main objective -- a five-year extension for Blake Griffin -- Chris Paul is a free agent after the season and their only promising young player, center DeAndre Jordan, didn't make much progress last season. L.A.'s main summer pursuits were middling free agents, as it seemed more focused on short-term fixes than long-term excellence. Also, there's the Donald Sterling factor. With former general manager Neil Olshey gone to Portland, the Clips haven't hired a replacement and instead are running the team by committee -- a group that includes head coach Vinny Del Negro and, more importantly, The Donald. That led us to drop the Clippers' management score by 51 points, the biggest drop of any team. We also rated the Clippers 24th in the money category. While their cap position isn't bad -- they'll be at the cap if Paul leaves but still have money under the tax -- it's never clear what expenses the penny-pinching Sterling will approve. Griffin, obviously, gives them a tremendous foundation, and Eric Bledsoe is a potentially important piece too; that's what keeps them in the middle of the pack in the rankings. But asset-wise, there isn't a whole let else surrounding Griffin if Paul leaves, and we're not sure this franchise has the acumen or the financial will to provide those pieces. (Previous rank: 4)

My thoughts exactly. Can't wait to see him realize his potential.

Round 8.... F-FIGHT!!!! http://i.imgur.com/T9iLm.jpg

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That's not bad... not bad at all. Ushankas FTW!

^ Indeed. Great stuff!!!

Did the place remain that empty?