Meh.

Nobody from California says "Cali".

Dude, you're the one who brought race into it. You tried to point out the irony of cheering for "black men" while decrying "lowlifes". You're the one who implied they're the same thing...which they're not.

Wait wait wait, ED, why are you assuming the "lowlifes" are black? (yeah yeah, I know someone already said it.)

Celebrities: They're just like us!

Did the refs spot the Seahawks 35 points this week too?

Yes, the terrorists - like the Denver Broncos - just didn't "hit" the Super Bowl due to lack of interest. The defense is irrelevant.

Yes, and he's married into the Walton family, so it could be a big smokescreen.

That's a pretty great site. And with the Forum just upgraded and Hollywood Park closing it makes sense. Though I'm not a huge fan of holding cities hostage to get FREE money to upgrade stadiums (And the Edward Jones Dome ain't that bad, I've been).

CONSPIRACY: Wasn't the land already owned by Wal-Mart, and isn't Stan…

There's got to be more to this story. And I want everyone to know, not just for context, but to truly show how important I am: That I also interview demi-celebrities professionally, which makes me basically an expert.

Did they do these maps for wildcard week too? I'M OUT OF MAPS TO LOOK AT.

Residual Reggie Bush fanboy effect could be a factor too.

Personally, I would never bet against my teams (with Kansas City, that means I've had some double-hearbreak), but I think your wallet and your heart are two different things. Some people can separate the two, I can't, but I can see how folks can.

Booooo. (nailed it though)

This is one of my favorite articles of all time.

You can be a fan and not bet on your team. The heart says one thing, the wallet says another. The true test: What's a more pleasant surprise: when your FAVORITE team wins, or when the team you BET on wins?

LIKE.

SPORTS!

It's ironic that a black man with a girl's name wouldn't want you to speak out on a civil rights issue.