Who can get the last word?

Fantasy football? Is this some kind of Canadian sport you talk of?

is yous shitting me, bro. It's only the entire reason for the internet. I suggest you go out and sign up for 7 teams today.

I don't think I could keep up. My cousins are hardcore into it. I can see how it adds to watching the games though.

Ya, but it also depends on how many teams you have. I had like 6 last year, and I wound up not even knowing who to root for. I would hope a guy scores some points, only to have that same guy fuck me in another league.

Can I pick Refrigerator Perry? Is he playing?

He hasn't played for years, and you wouldn't have taken h.....you know what? I don't think you are taking this seriously. Good day to you, sir.

Not sure if this is showing up, it is what tv stars make per episode.

I remember when it was a big deal that the people from Friends made 100,000 per episode. Now Krysten Ritter makes 75 K. Crazy crazy shit.

Yeah the people from Buff the Vampire Slayer were making like 15 grand an episode the first few years. The wealth gap in this country continues to grow. At least this people provide entertainment, but don't think the bankers and other sleazeballs like hedge fund managers aren't making the kind of money that would make this look like chicken feed.


Mark Harmon must be a billionaire, he's been a lead actor in network tv for around 30 years.

I have an announcement regarding the last word:




























This won't be it

According to this site, his estimated net worth is $40 million (not sure how creditable that site is though).
I thought he'd be worth more than that

Oaty's father spanked him in these

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i accidentally ordered a large double pepperoni, italian sausage, extra cheese pizza... im gonna drive down and pick it up 20 minutes.

Those are the best accidents to have

i posted that with a UK ip address

...this too

god doesn't heal amputees

God removes appendages for a reason. Every stump has its special purpose.

I still laugh when I remember that Merica leads the world in people who think that angels are real. Merica, fuck yeah.

Most of the time I don't even recognize this world any more, everything just changes all the time mostly for the worse.

Nintendo Power magazine to cease publication


http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2012/08/source-nintendo-power-magazine-to-cease-publication/
Gamers of a certain age likely remember the days when their main fix of information about new and upcoming video games came in the form of the monthly Nintendo Power magazine that was delivered directly to their mailbox. That experience is set to become yet another relic of a past era, as Ars Technica has learned that Future Publishing is planning to stop publishing the magazine.
Nintendo Power is one of the longest-running game magazines in the country, having been published continuously since the summer of 1988, when it started as a bi-monthly outgrowth of the previous Nintendo Fun Club newsletter. the magazine went monthly in 1990, with Nintendo producing articles that were often just thinly veiled marketing copy through late 2007, when it started contracting the brand out for a more independent angle from tech-and-game-focused Future Publishing.
But our source says that Nintendo, which was always "difficult to work with," was uninterested in renewing that contract or in taking part in a number of digital initiatives that Future saw as necessary for the long-term health of the brand. He added that Nintendo doesn't seem interested in taking over direct control of the magazine again (Nintendo and Future representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment for this story).

Nintendo Power editors and staffers were told of the magazine's impending shuttering last week, the source said, and are currently being transitioned to work on other Future properties, including GamesRadar and MacLife magazine. The move should not affect Future's other gaming magazines, which include official periodicals for the PlayStation and Xbox brands, as well as Best Buy's Gamer.
It's unclear exactly how many more issues of Nintendo Power are planned after the recently published August issue (its 281st), or how current subscribers will be compensated. Nintendo Power enjoys a total monthly readership of 475,000, according to Future press materials.
Nintendo Power's shuttering comes during a time of continuing struggles for the US magazine industry, which saw overall circulation numbers decline 10 percent in the first half of 2012. Gamers have increasingly come to rely on online sources for more timely and less space-limited gaming coverage, leading the venerable GamePro magazine to stop publishing late last year after 23 years in print.
There is at least one bright spot in the world of printed game magazines. Game Informer rose to become the third most popular magazine in the country this year, with nearly 6 million subscribers that were mostly gained through its point-of-sale relationship with mega-retailer GameStop.

UPDATE:Nintendo Power senior editor Chris Hoffman seemed to confirm our source's information on Twitter, saying that he was "sad to see it go" and that the editorial team would "try to make the last issues memorable." Nintendo Power writer Phil Theobald, meanwhile, promised on Twitter that they had "something pretty sweet planned for the final issue." [Further update: It seems the tweets in question have been deleted after publication.]