Futurevoid
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Kudos. I own the film on Blu-Ray.Narag said:Never forget how this tragic tale ends: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJ8Xuylu4Vg
Nerd = Confirmed.
Kudos. I own the film on Blu-Ray.Narag said:Never forget how this tragic tale ends: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJ8Xuylu4Vg
Futurevoid said:Kudos. I own the film on Blu-Ray.
Nerd = Confirmed.
Futurevoid said:Kudos. I own the film on Blu-Ray.
Nerd = Confirmed.
Yep. It's 1.78:1. Best the film has ever looked to. It was released in the UK though and not the US. It's an all region disc so it will work in US players.DeaconKnowledge said:Is the Blu-Ray version in widescreen?
Thanks, I'll have to grab that sometime. (Not that I'll even watch it; I still get emotional when I see that movie.)Futurevoid said:Yep. It's 1.78:1. Best the film has ever looked to. It was released in the UK though and not the US. It's an all region disc so it will work in US players.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000TR6BAW/?tag=neogaf0e-20
(I'm sure you can find it from a UK retailer fairly cheap)
DeaconKnowledge said:John Fox only has John Fox to blame for his meltdown in Carolina. He didn't take the Cardinals seriously in a game they should have won.
Eagles 32nd ranked defense confirmed.effzee said:Agreed. And why he had so much faith in Delhomme I will never understand.
Fox needed to take some times off or if anything step back and become the D coordinator for the Eagles. Why he jumped from one big mess in Carolina to another big mess Denver is beyond me.
Who should I sit/start in fantasy bot?EDIT: Careful guys with the transformers talks. Any second now the Packers fans will come to tell us how its destroying the thread.
Futurevoid said:Yep. It's 1.78:1. Best the film has ever looked to. It was released in the UK though and not the US. It's an all region disc so it will work in US players.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000TR6BAW/?tag=neogaf0e-20
(I'm sure you can find it from a UK retailer fairly cheap)
Doing a couple of searches, it's discontinued now I think. I paid 14 for it when it released.Bowser said:$95?! Jesus.
One of the biggest game of the season coming up and now we might not have JPP either.MikeGarafolo Mike Garafolo
Coughlin says DE Jason Pierre-Paul is experiencing headaches and is being tested for a possible concussion. #nyg
Giants New York Giants
#giants coach coughlin: baas was feeling better. Nicks is also improving. He is still day to day
MikeGarafolo Mike Garafolo
RB Ahmad Bradshaw will have to improve in order to be a game-time decision, Coughlin said. #nyg
Giants New York Giants
Prince is questionable. Baas is doubtful. Bradshaw and nicks also doubtful. Andrews is out and jpierre-paul is questionable
While you're catering to my requests, can you pull up Bens record in the Super Bowl vs the Packers?DeaconKnowledge said:![]()
Can't click back ONE page? Talk about entitlement.
Get some ketchupRubxQub said:For folks who have been to Heinz Field...what are some must do things while I'm out there?
Right now I've got "Get food from Primanti Brothers" and that's it :lol
I'm partial to Peppi's Sandwich Shop, personally. The Roethlisberger (I think they call it the #7 now) is incredible. I've got friends in the area that I stay with from time to time and that sandwich is one of the things I most look forward to.RubxQub said:"Get food from Primanti Brothers"
Sums everything up quite nicely. *new avatar*PantherLotus said:i know i've already said this, but the best part is his little eye roll and exasperated huffiness, like ohmigod rite
I'll check that out as well, thanks man.Futurevoid said:I'm partial to Peppi's Sandwich Shop, personally. The Roethlisberger (I think they call it the #7 now) is incredible. I've got friends in the area that I stay with from time to time and that sandwich is one of the things I most look forward to.
http://www.peppisubs.com/
Pittsburgh in general is a great place to walk around and just check out some of the shops in the city, etc.
TheLegendary said:I'm making my first trip to Mecca this year. I'm going to have to ask for must see things from Packers GAF when the date gets closer.
Ha ha, oh wow.SlackAdjuster said:This...is pretty much every Browns fan right now. Ya gotta wait a few minutes in till he really gets going (and gets hilarious) but wow, I was almost in tears laughing at most of this
http://www.stationcaster.com/player_skinned.php?s=70&c=476&f=259931
PantherLotus said:i know i've already said this, but the best part is his little eye roll and exasperated huffiness, like ohmigod rite
Futurevoid said:One of the biggest game of the season coming up and now we might not have JPP either.
DeaconKnowledge said:John Fox only has John Fox to blame for his meltdown in Carolina. He didn't take the Cardinals seriously in a game they should have won.
Matrix said:Sigh AJ not playing against the Browns this weekend. I'd just sit him against the Bucs at this point too. Then he should be fully healed after the bye... You would think :/
Winnable games without him imo.
*insert lame Josh Freeman Taco Bell joke here*exarkun said:Yea, the browns definitely. Just run screens all day, their secondary is sad. Up front though, pretty decent.
Bucs? Hard to say. I would think its winnable if Andre plays. The Bucs could get all Youngry on us and then what? Who will we make our focus of attack?
Futurevoid said:Forbes ranks the best and worst owners in the NFL according to revenue growth, team records in the past five years and more (revenue being key).
http://www.forbes.com/sites/briansolomon/2011/11/02/the-best-and-worst-nfl-owners/
1. New York Giants/John Mara and Steve Tisch: Since they took over control of the New York Giants in 2006 from their fathers, John Mara and Steve Tisch have presided over 33 percent growth in the value of their team best in the NFL. The 2010 opening of MetLife Stadium helped them rack up a 21 percent bump in revenue last year, the latest achievement for an ownership duo that also lifted the Lombardi Trophy in 2007 for the organizations third Super Bowl victory.
Based on their teams performance on the field and financial growth off of it, the Mara and Tisch families are the best owners in the NFL, by Forbes estimation. To come up with our list, we looked at teams change in franchise value and win percentages (including a bump for playoff and Super Bowl victories) over the last five years. Each factor accounts for half of their rank.
Rounding out the top 5:
2. New England Patriots/Robert Kraft: New Englands gate receipts were second-highest in the NFL in 2010 at $93 million, and by Forbes appraisal, the teams value has increased 17% over the past five years.
3. Indianapolis Colts/Jim Irsay: The team pays just $250,000 a year in rent on the three-year-old Lucas Oil Stadium, while the city of Indianapolis covers all operating and maintenance expenses. The deal allows Irsay to keep one of the lowest debt percentages in the league.
4. Green Bay Packers/100k Shareholders: The franchise is based in by far the smallest NFL city, but still has one of the highest brand management values in the league at $85 million. The teams value has risen 17% over the past five years.
5. Cowboys/Jerry Jones: Despite no recent postseason success, the Cowboys opened a $1.3 billion new stadium in 2010 the most expensive ever. The iconic blue star represents the most valuable team in American sports, a title the Cowboys hold over the New York Yankees.
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So who's the worst owner in the NFL by Forbes estimation?
Detroit Lions/William Clay Ford Sr: Known for both losing seasons and losing money. Not only did the Lions post the first 0-16 season in NFL history in 2008, the value of the franchise dropped 3 percent over the last five years. Detroit was also the only team in the NFL to lose money in 2010.
Runner-Up:
Oakland Raiders/Al Davis: His Oakland Raiders have won only 30 percent of their games over the last five seasons, and posted the lowest revenues in the league in 2010.
Other folks in the worst category:
Buffalo Bills/Ralph Wilson Jr.
Cleveland Browns/Randy Lerner
Cincinnati Bengals/Mike Brown
I feel bad for Browns fans.SlackAdjuster said:This...is pretty much every Browns fan right now. Ya gotta wait a few minutes in till he really gets going (and gets hilarious) but wow, I was almost in tears laughing at most of this
http://www.stationcaster.com/player_skinned.php?s=70&c=476&f=259931
I don't play video games made for little girls.DeaconKnowledge said:Getting on your high horse on a video game message board, how cute.
The Frankman said:Fantasy Football question:
Ben Roethlisberger vs. Baltimore
Carson Palmer vs. Denver
So torn. With no DMC you'd think OAK leans more towards the pass, plus Denver is a joke. However Ben is going to pass 40+ times and you'd think he wants revenge. Also our league penalizes QBs for being sacked.
Eh, I'll play Roffles and hope he stays upright.Doomsayer said:That's tough. I think Palmer is a bit of a wildcard, because you don't know what he is going to bring to the table. Plus, Oaklands receivers don't really scare anymore, with the exception of Jacoby Ford. Both of these choices are a feast or famine type thing though.
Transformers is for little girls.Buckethead said:I don't play video games made for little girls.
Your serve.
cajunator said:Tom Benson at #8. Respectable. The value of the team will continue to grow as well.
LevelNth said:Oh wow, turns out Hillis didn't just aggravate his hamstring, looks like it might be full blown now. Limping around the facility with a full wrap around it. Man alive, the fantasy trade I made to get him at the start of the season couldn't possibly get any worse right now for me.
jakncoke said:lol at that deal the colts get.
Hilarious. Right up there with that one Skins rant last year after the Eagles game.SlackAdjuster said:This...is pretty much every Browns fan right now. Ya gotta wait a few minutes in till he really gets going (and gets hilarious) but wow, I was almost in tears laughing at most of this
http://www.stationcaster.com/player_skinned.php?s=70&c=476&f=259931
Win. Confirmed.TheFrankman said: