Derwood
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true Sidney Ponson also has a winning record. Sample size
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I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin' as of yesterday, the Cubs were on pace for a 99-63 record. I'm not sure what the math is now -
FYI, Cubs are on pace to win over 100 games. Just sayin...
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stand up time
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is that a record for # of "whew" posts in a row?
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It's Official: Guzman to make debut tomorrow
Derwood replied to vance_the_cubs_fan's topic in Chicago Cubs Talk
why? Sorry, i've been out of town and not connecte3d to the day to day happenings of the team. Whose spot is he filling? Williams? -
The Rolling Stones are an abomination. The first post says it all. How can the (self proclaimed) "Greatest Rock N' Roll Band of All Time" have such craptacular record sales? Because they suck. They should have quit 30 years ago and every day they continue to tour is a bigger and bigger joke.
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Money talks. He paid Jones and Rusch big bucks to play, he's not going to give up on them with 140+ games left in the season
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does anyone else cringe EVERY time pujols starts swinging at a pitch?
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whew
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it really is a coin flip as to which glendon will show up each day, isn't it?
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'06 Predictions Contest / HR Derby: Discussion & Updates
Derwood replied to Laura's topic in Chicago Cubs Talk
i'm up to 40....11 of those being Pujols and 7 each for Ortiz and Delgado. Needless to say some of my guys aren't pulling their weight... -
does it make anyone feel any better that we would have lost last night with or without Lee in the lineup? No, me either.
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4!!!
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Marco
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question
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...I agree. How can anyone have so many posts without a lot of them being worthless? Like this one. good
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I agree with you that you can not paint a broad picture of all marijuana users. That is why i used my friends as examples to prove the misconception wrong. As for being addictive, if marijuana really is physically addictive (which we don't know due to a lack of research), its effects have to be less than alcohol and probally tobacco as well. I do not buy into psychological addictions. Anything think can be psychological addictive, that has to do with the user not the drug by psychological i meant withdrawl can lead to depression, mild scizophrenia, etc. (vs other physical withdrawl symptoms like shaking, headaches or chest pains) and the example of your friends doesn't prove the misconception wrong. It just provides one possible outcome of it's use. There are many many people who do become your classic stoner/dropouts, thus that stereotype isn't actually a misconception (though thinking EVERYONE turns out that way is)
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I think that has to do with the purging of posts that went on. It kept all of the post counts, but in the total number of posts it got cut. so the purging of posts modified the % but npt the total post count? i see...
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confirmed. I got to just Member #25 when I hit over 100% of "total posts". Clearly the database is miscounting. I mean I know that JonMDavis has a lot of posts, but it says he accounts for nearly 10% of the total posts on the board!
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I know that the post count of our membership is heavily skewed at the top, but I just looked at the top 20 posters and according to the site stats, those 20 people are accountable for 85.19% of the total posts on this board. Can that be true? I have a feeling that if I counted up the 2nd page (21-40) of members that I would quickly surpass 100%...
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You can give an example of your friends, i can give an example of friends who started smoking pot and turned from bright and eager honor roll students to groggy, lazy burnouts. You can't paint a broad picture of how marijuana effects everyone. Like any other drug, the user's personality and chemical makeup play a large factor in how the drug will affect them. For example, many argue that pot is completely non-addictive, while many studies show severe physical and psychological effects of quitting a strong marijuana habit.
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nice friends
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Comparing the NSBB moderators to the Cubs.com moderators is like dividing a number by 0. The calculation would make the internet blow up
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A Marlin routine grounder to short and Alex Gonzalez's ham fist.
