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I enjoy making up people in my head, they are 100% fictious, but I will put them in 100% real situations and act as if they are real. I've created hundreds of people: regular folks, athletes, celebrities, and politicians. I've got life stories for most of them, where they come from and how their live is in present day. Just for example:

Chris James: Born September 3, 1976 in Parkland, FL is the starting Right-Fielder for the St. Louis Cardinals, and is having a pretty good season.

Ross Pearson: Born May 22, 1971 in Los Angeles, CA. He's an actor who had a sitcom that aired on CBS from 1994-1996 and on FOX in 1997. He has a new show set to debut this September.

Domingo Jimenez: Born February 16, 1988 in San Juan, PR and moved to contiental US in 1994. He's a grad student at FSU and got his bachlorre's degree last June.

I do have a social life and have a lot of good and close friends, so it's not as if I need to make up people, but I do anyway. Why? Is this very unusual, normal even?

Mine, from Regular Season to Post Season.

AFC East:

New England (14-2)

New York (10-6) (wildcard)

Miami (8-8)

Buffalo (5-11)

AFC South

Indianapolis (11-5)

Houston (10-6) (wild card)

Jacksonville (7-9)

Tennessee (3-13)

AFC North

Pittsburgh (10-6)

Baltimore (9-7)

Cleveland (6-10)

Cincinnati (2-14)

AFC West

San Diego (10-6)

Kansas City (8-8)

Oakland (7-9)

Denver (5-11)

NFC East

Philadelphia (12-4)

New York (10-6) (wild card)

Dallas (10-6)

Washington (2-14)

NFC South

New Orleans (12-4)

Atlanta (10-6) (wild card)

Tampa Bay (9-7)

Carolina (4-12)

NFC North

Green Bay (13-3)

Chicago (10-6)

Detroit (7-9)

Minnesota (7-9)

NFC West

Arizona (8-8)

St. Louis (7-9)

San Fransisco (7-9)

Seattle (5-11)

Wild Card Playoff:

AFC:

3) San Diego vs. 6) New York (San Diego wins)

4) Pittsburgh vs. 5) Houston (Pittsburgh wins)

NFC

3) Philadelphia vs. 6) Atlanta (Philly wins)

4) Arizona vs. 5) New York (New York wins)

Divisional Playoff

1) New England vs. 4) Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh wins)

2) Indianapolis vs. 3) San Diego (Indy wins)

1) Green Bay vs. 5) New York (Green Bay wins)

2) New Orleans vs. 3) Philadelphia (New Orleans wins)

Conference Championship

Indianapolis vs. Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh wins)

Green Bay vs. New Orleans (New Orleans wins)

Super Bowl XLVI:

New Orleans vs. Pittsburgh (New Orleans wins)

I'm 14 and going into high school next year. I haven't played football in a rec league or a high level since I was about 9 at peewee and naturally I've grown a lot since then.

I'm looking to play Freshman Football next year and at around 5'11, 6'0 on a good day and around 185 pounds I'm wondering what position I should play. I've got decent speed (I run a 5.2 40 yd) I'm thinking maybe Tight End or Linebacker but I'm not sure, what do you think?

Alright, if you can tell me who the girl in the picture in the link below looks like, and I agree with it, you'll win an easy ten points.

If they're is a tie, whoever is really close (I've got a couple people already in mind, which are nearly spot on) will win.

So, go ahead, and guess. The link is right below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcK3ZrGY-W0

From a Scale of 1-10, how badly?

In my opinion, the best name:

Titans

The Worst Name:

Texans

Does that mean that Kobe is remembered more for

Winning a Championship without Shaq (Orlando, 2009)

Or

Losing Twice to Boston (2008, 2010)

Will he be remembered for...

4 Championships

or

Choking Twice to the Celtics

A) New Jersey Nets Win Championship

B) LeBron James plays Kobe Bryant in Finals

C) Knicks Sign LeBron

D) Barack Obama joins NBA

E) Man sets foot on Mars

Look at Major League Baseball. You have two divisions in which four teams probably could end up in the Playoffs, two really weak divisions where no teams should be in the playoffs, a division with four teams and another with six! It's very obvious that Major League Baseball's Alignment is messed up right now, as needs to be fixed. I've come up with two systems that could work, and give each team an equal opportunity to make the postseason.

First System: Expansion; add 2 teams to the American League

If we 16 teams in both leagues, we can 4 divisions with 4 teams. Each Division Winner makes the Playoffs, no Wildcards. Divisions would be like the NFL.

North:

(NL)

Chicago

Milwaukee

Cincinnati

St. Louis

(AL)

Minnesota

Cleveland

Chicago

Detroit

South:

(NL)

Florida

Atlanta

Houston

Arizona

(AL)

Tampa Bay

Kansas City

Texas

Oklahoma City (Expansion)

East:

(NL)

New York

Philadelphia

Washington

Pittsburgh

(AL)

New York

Boston

Toronto

Baltimore

West:

(NL)

Los Angeles

Colorado

San Diego

San Fransisco

(AL)

Los Angeles

Portland (Expansion)

Seattle

Oakland

Or...

Second System: No Divisions; top 4 teams go to playoffs.

No Divisions, just National League and American League, each team plays the equal amount of times (or close to it) and the Top 4 Teams (based on record) go to playoffs.

I like my first system better, but what do you think? Should we see Realignment, Expansion, or nothing at all?

The Utah Jazz were relocated from New Orleans to Utah in 1979. The funny thing is, Jazz isn't prominent in Salt Lake like in New Orleans, so the name really didn't stick. But, it's prevailed for 30 seasons, and Utah is switching logos back to the logo it had 1979-1996. But, if Utah is changing its logo, why isn't just changing the name, to something more fitting, like the Utah Blizzard, or Utah Lakers...(actually, it's probably better in Salt LAKE City than in Los Angeles)? What do you think, keep the name, change the logo, or change the name?

Roy Halladay pitched against Josh Johnson for the second time in less than a month.

The Marlins retired 20 consecutive batters, and the Phillies had 18 out of 19. Another fantastic pitching performance by two of the best in the National League.

So, considering that every team in the NL has a Cy Young Award Candidate...

Phillies: Hallday

Marlins: Johnson

Mets: Santana

Braves: Hudson

Nationals: Strasberg

...Does that mean the National League East has the Major's best pitching?

I have a problem. When I play Basketball, I can drop 35 in a game, but the next game I can't hit anything. What's a way that I can keep consistent and, I don't expect to score 35 every game but, have a good game on a daily basis?

Saints vs. Colts

Brees vs. Manning

13-3 vs. 14-2

Who Wins The Super Bowl? (I give edge to Indy, they're hotter right now, IMO)

Best NL Team: Philadelphia Phillies

Best AL Teams: New York Yankees

Worst NL Team: San Diego Padres

Worst AL Team: Cleveland Indians

Surprising (Good) NL Team: Florida Marlins

Surprising (Good) AL Team: Kansas City Royals

Surprising (Bad) NL Team: New York Mets

Surprising (Bad) AL Team: Tampa Bay Rays

Playoff Teams:

NL East: Phillies

NL Central: Cards

NL West: Dodgers

NL Wildcard: Marlins

AL East: Yankees

AL Central: Twins

AL West: Mariners

AL Wildcard: Royals

World Series: Dodgers vs. Yankees (Yankees in 6)

Lets face it, one day they will try to reboot the franchise for a third time. I think it's a smarter move to get a younger, but recognizable, actor to play Jones, so the franchise can go back to it's roots. But the question becomes, who would play Indiana Jones?

While I don't think Shia Labeouf would fit, an actor like Christian Bale, or Gerard Butler, IMO, would be a perfect match. Butler played an Indiana Jones-type character in Nym's Island in 2008.

So instead of a 70 year old Ford, who would you see as Indiana Jones?

Last Year Miami, was 2-4, went 9-1 to win the AFC East

So what 2-2/1-3/0-4 team is liable to make a run to make the Playoffs

I say Miami, who has been playing good football, and hasn't fell into place (not counting the 38-10 win today)

or Houston, same rule applies

AL: Elvis Andrus

NL: (By a Land Slide) Chris Coghlan

Philadelphia Phillies- 5 Ahead of Florida; 6 Games Left with Florida

LA Dodgers- 2 Ahead Of Colorado: Colorado is Red Hot

LA Angels- While it's not likely, Texas and Seattle could make a run

Frank Marshall and Shia Labouf announced Indiana Jones 5 about a week ago. What do you think the Plot will be? I hope it's based on

Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlants, the video game release in 1992.

Hanley Ramirez

Jose Reyes

Matt Kemp

Roy Halladay

Zack Grienke