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I would. And that Bears one that GM mentioned. You guys have no appreciation for history >_> Also, fuck Walt Anderson and his dipshit crew. I've seen some people on Twitter and the like arguing that it doesn't matter because the Bears offense is horrible anyway. That doesn't excuse poor officiating. Who knows, if some of those calls were correct, or the ticky-tack stuff left alone* (like it is in virtually every other game) the offense might have gotten into a rhythm like it seemed to be in the first quarter, and then we've got a very different ballgame. * I'm not complaining about ticky-tack stuff getting called per se, if it's a foul, it's a foul. My issue is that they're choosing to make those calls, then letting the opposition get away with murder. Even as a Packers fan, I can sympathize with the poor officiating complaint(Seattle, anyone?). With that being said, every team gets the shaft from the refs at one time or another and bitching about what could have been is a moot point. I still don't believe the Bears would have won. They have completely collapsed the second half of the season and just have too many problems, especially against GB who owns their ass routinely. A lot of it has to do with Cutler I think, and the sooner they decide to dump him the better they'll be imo. You can just see the fear in his eyes when in the clutch, and I wouldn't trust him to walk my dog, let alone drive my team to a win.

Glad to see choke artist Cutler and the Bears where they belong, behind the Packers in the division.

Anyone watching the Indy game? Man, the refs are screwing them over.

This card prevents all damage that is dealt to the player casting it, and then performs the keyword ability Populate (which is not relevant to the question as asked). The important element is that it only prevents damage dealt to the player casting the spell, and does not prevent any damage dealt to his or her creatures. Compare the wording to the quintessential damage-prevention spell Fog (trivia - spells that perform like-functions are colloquially known as "Fog effects"): Fog prevents all damage that's dealt to everyone and their creatures on this turn. So in the situation that you describe, the appropriate game state at the end of combat is that neither of you has your respective creature, but if you had a token creature in play you now have another (as per Populate) Thanks for clearing that. I'm glad to know I'm right about casting an instant, as he was pretty obnoxious about it.

Bumping a bit of an old topic, but I don't feel like asking anywhere else so here goes: I'mnew to MTG and have been playing for a few weeks. Anyway, I got into an argument with one of my more experienced friends about the rules. It was my turn and I declared an attack an 8/8 creature. He decided to block it with a 2/2 that had deathtouch. Then I casted Druid's Deliverance, an instant that blocked all combat damage from him, thus cancelling his deathtouch and leading to me destroying his creature in combat. He threw a fit, first trying to unblock, then telling me that I couldn't cast it anyway as I don't have prioroty. Long story short, it blew up into a big argument that I want resolved. Who's in the wrong?

Smith is coming off of a concussion. Why give him his job back if you can give him more time to heal AND evaluate your backup against live competition? It's not like Smith is an MVP or just won a SB. It's not as simple as evaluating the backup, nor is it about giving Smith time to heal. This is essentially Harbaugh saying he believes Kaepernick is the better QB for the team. If Colin has another repeat performance Sunday, Smith will be benched. Alex has developed into a very good, arguably top ten QB. Yeah he's not going to light up the scoreboard, but treplacing him with an unproven guy with one great game under his belt is foolish.

I feel for Alex Smith here. Guy has finally been getting his career back on track recently. As it weren't enough for Niners to basically admit to wanting to dump him for Manning in the offseason, now he's losing his job after one week being out with a concussion. Kaepernick has shown flashes of brilliance, but dude has had one good game, against a now-slumping Bears team at that. It hardly warrants giving him the start over a proven guy in Smith. If this doesn't work out, not only does Harbaugh look like a tool, but he also has damaged the confidence of both guys in the process. Terrible decision, imo.

It was voided by the NFL, not the Saints. He'll still probably be back in 'Nawlins next season.

Man, I guess you could say the Cowboys let it slip right through their fingertips.

Fuck the Giants. Officially rooting for Tigers now.

Anyone see Celtic Pride? One of my favs....

Small Soldiers was my favorite as a kid, and Mystery Men was fun too. I also liked The Box, if anyone's seen that.

I'll ditto the love for Jingle All the Way. It's just not Christmas for me without watching that movie. On a Phil Hartman and Sinbad note, Houseguest is also hilarious imo. Maybe it's just the wrestling fan in me, but I adore Ready to Rumble as well.

Got to see Argo tonight. Very suspenseful and well-made, with a cool retro style. It was probably the best film I've seen in a while, and I'm definitely glad I decided to see it over Taken 2...

Cards rally down 6-0 to win 9-7! Fuck the Nats! Oh, and fuck the Reds too while we're at it!

Fuck everyone else's respective teams in turn.

Hey, let's stop with all this "fuck the cards" nonsense. I'm a Cardinals fan.

Pack were up 21-3 on Indy. It is now 22-21 Indy...

The reason they lost the game is because they were down by three runs. The call was blown, but to say it soley cost the Braves the game is just as ridiculous.