"I guarantee the Kielbasa will win the 7th inning stretch race"
im sorry the c's lost. im sorry you were wrong. does that mean I am gay or something? I don't get it. Sore loser bitch.
read what CMJ said... what you guys don't understand is that HISTORICAL TRENDS (which are extremely powerful predictors, not only in sports, but in every phase of life) are not predicated on the same specific conditions... that is an impossibility...
you say it's meaningless because (e.g.) Rondo wasn't even alive during much of that run... that is really really a stupid statement... but if you're stupid, you of course won't realize that...
the same statement could have been said last year... and it could have been said about someone else back in '86, or '75... or any other year...
when Bird won his first title, that trend was in full effect... but anyone could have said... that trend is meaningless... those wins came with Havlicek and Russell... that has no effect here...
that's utterly retarded and completely misses the point of the trend...
HISTORICAL TREND: look it up! it did NOT help Boston win tonight... but the factors that created that trend DID impact the game, just like they did 32 other times... including once this year... with Rondo... who wasn't even born when most of those other wins took place...
there's just no way to make your argument without looking very uneducated...
read what CMJ said... what you guys don't understand is that HISTORICAL TRENDS (which are extremely powerful predictors, not only in sports, but in every phase of life) are not predicated on the same specific conditions... that is an impossibility...
you say it's meaningless because (e.g.) Rondo wasn't even alive during much of that run... that is really really a stupid statement... but if you're stupid, you of course won't realize that...
the same statement could have been said last year... and it could have been said about someone else back in '86, or '75... or any other year...
when Bird won his first title, that trend was in full effect... but anyone could have said... that trend is meaningless... those wins came with Havlicek and Russell... that has no effect here...
that's utterly retarded and completely misses the point of the trend...
HISTORICAL TREND: look it up! it did NOT help Boston win tonight... but the factors that created that trend DID impact the game, just like they did 32 other times... including once this year... with Rondo... who wasn't even born when most of those other wins took place...
there's just no way to make your argument without looking very uneducated...
read what CMJ said... what you guys don't understand is that HISTORICAL TRENDS (which are extremely powerful predictors, not only in sports, but in every phase of life) are not predicated on the same specific conditions... that is an impossibility...
you say it's meaningless because (e.g.) Rondo wasn't even alive during much of that run... that is really really a stupid statement... but if you're stupid, you of course won't realize that...
the same statement could have been said last year... and it could have been said about someone else back in '86, or '75... or any other year...
when Bird won his first title, that trend was in full effect... but anyone could have said... that trend is meaningless... those wins came with Havlicek and Russell... that has no effect here...
that's utterly retarded and completely misses the point of the trend...
HISTORICAL TREND: look it up! it did NOT help Boston win tonight... but the factors that created that trend DID impact the game, just like they did 32 other times... including once this year... with Rondo... who wasn't even born when most of those other wins took place...
there's just no way to make your argument without looking very uneducated...
read what CMJ said... what you guys don't understand is that HISTORICAL TRENDS (which are extremely powerful predictors, not only in sports, but in every phase of life) are not predicated on the same specific conditions... that is an impossibility...
you say it's meaningless because (e.g.) Rondo wasn't even alive during much of that run... that is really really a stupid statement... but if you're stupid, you of course won't realize that...
the same statement could have been said last year... and it could have been said about someone else back in '86, or '75... or any other year...
when Bird won his first title, that trend was in full effect... but anyone could have said... that trend is meaningless... those wins came with Havlicek and Russell... that has no effect here...
that's utterly retarded and completely misses the point of the trend...
HISTORICAL TREND: look it up! it did NOT help Boston win tonight... but the factors that created that trend DID impact the game, just like they did 32 other times... including once this year... with Rondo... who wasn't even born when most of those other wins took place...
there's just no way to make your argument without looking very uneducated...
ok, here it is in a nutshell... the stupidity test... we finally got to the bottom of it...
historical trends that were made when... WHO GIVES A FUCK!? do you understand what a historical trend is or not? the whole idea of a historical trend is that it doesn't matter what players were involved... that is the definition of a historical trend...
but let me dumb it down for you...
YOU = STUPID
ok, here it is in a nutshell... the stupidity test... we finally got to the bottom of it...
historical trends that were made when... WHO GIVES A FUCK!? do you understand what a historical trend is or not? the whole idea of a historical trend is that it doesn't matter what players were involved... that is the definition of a historical trend...
but let me dumb it down for you...
YOU = STUPID
Don't keep beating the dead horse. The trend has no bearing on the game whatsoever. However, it did have a psyche effect on some bettors, thus affecting the line.
Don't keep beating the dead horse. The trend has no bearing on the game whatsoever. However, it did have a psyche effect on some bettors, thus affecting the line.

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