Forget about the statistics, that’s not even how percentages work. 

We had one 25 years ago in CT. We had a quilted blanket that fastened around the dog’s waist with a velcro strap, similar to a horse blanket. No boots, no sleeves, and the dog’s head was always exposed (although I think the dog preferred it exposed because they need to use their ears). The clothing options have…

Ricardo Tubbs is easily a top 10 all time sidekick. Still a sidekick tho.

I see where you’re coming from. This is still binomial because there are still only two outcomes. If you add in more teams, there are more trials, so the N would increase. 

I work in a warehouse in Buffalo.

For this case, 12. Which is the number of ‘trials’ or coin flips. Pi is .5 (heads or tails) and x is also 12 (perfect call for all 12 trials). 

Nope. Don’t forget about the factorials in the binomial distribution formula. A loss in week 2 is not materially different than a loss in week 9 when you are looking at the overall W/L record.

This is soo wrong. All teams have equal probability to make a perfect coin flip call - you can’t take the 1/4096 odds of the Chiefs’ calls and multiply it by 32.

Well, the real sad part is that Tom Brady has had to go to Buffalo 19 different times. So who’s really the loser in that story.

Each coin flip is 50% - it can be one of two outcomes. That isn’t the question however.

50% heads or tails. 

Ehhh - it’s a draw with those three. EWR is slightly better because it doesn’t have NYPD or Port Authority guys slouching around like third world gendarmes.

I’m gonna be that guy: Tom Brady played in the garbage AFC East his whole career, but that career is long enough that Peyton Manning and the Colts were in the AFC East with him for the first two seasons. That includes his first SB win in 2001 - which featured the AFC wildcard Dolphins and Jets - three AFC East teams…

 I like Gray Brown Fall. I get to walk around the bare trees and pretend I’m Washington Irving.

Amazing shot. The legs. The arms. The expression. The N is reversible so it still works. Just amazing.

Well, yes, exactly that. I’ve worked as a corrections official so I’m aware it’s a problem. It’s a problem because corrections officials allow it to be a problem through indifference to their work, incompetence, or plain corruption. If Hernandez had access to contraband substances, he had it because someone(s) on the…

It probably ought to cause some DOC officials to lose their jobs, but it won’t.

That’s the worst kind of drugs. Smart.

Probably doesn’t drink enough water. 

Yes, it’s been a while. I was last there 2004. I do remember feeling awkward going into hotels, riding the KTX, sitting at restaurant tables, etc. with my white hairy legs poking out of cargo shorts while literally every other male person I saw was wearing pants. So maybe that’s more of a personal growth experience.