Cheese Bob

So I had my period around early April, starting the 7th which is not when I usually have my period (usually more towards the 20th). I had sex with my boyfriend the 16th and 17th and I just got brown spotting this past Saturday. It only lasted a day and now I'm getting cramps. Does this mean I'm pregnant?

We know they're out there, and that they could be in us. How do you stop a troll in its tracks?

Rank the following duos:

Jordan/Pippen

Magic/Kareem

Bird/Parish

Duncan/Robinson

Shaq/Kobe

Kobe/Gasol

Wade/Lebron

Stockton/Malone

BQ: List as many as you can of his sayings.

I'm hoping Kobe Bryant but it's going to probably be either Fisher or Blake.

Robert Horry or Kobe Bryant?

Why is it that everyone blames a loss on a player having a bad night instead of saying the opposing team just had bad defense? I'm a Celtics fan and every year in the playoffs, whenever Lebron or some other All-Star in a team does poorly, it's because they had an "off night".

Why can't it be because the Celtics are just that strong of a defensive team? Isn't it their defense that kept Bosh pressured the whole game and thus scored poorly? Isn't it the Celtics' stifling defense on Wade that kept him from coming out stronger than he usually does (as we saw las year in the 1st round?) Isn't it also why Lebron performed poorly in the playoffs last year (Celtics lead in forced TOs last year?)

If this was to happen, can you imagine the hype?

Shaq vs Kobe again (keeping Phil/Kobe from another 3-peat and the 6th ring for Kobe while Shaq going for his 5th)

Celtics definitely want their revenge from last year, and the stakes being higher to prevent Lakers from beating them 2 years in a row (and this is probably the last push the vets can make)

Lakers, a must win because this is Phil Jackson's (and probably Derek Fisher's) last season/title run, and Kobe's presence will be a ? after this season.

For the franchises, Lakers can either tie the Celtics if they win or Celtics maintain their lead in championships.

This has all the makings of another great series agreed?

This is what the Finals should be like? Two very strong teams going at each other where there's no clear winner right off the start. And each game is very different from the ones before it due to the strong adjustments made, making for an interesting series and a very unpredictable one at that?

Not like Lakers - Magic last year

Not like Celtics - Lakers w/o Bynum

Not like Spurs - Cleveland sweep

What do you guys think will be the key to either the Celtics taking control of this series in Game 3 or the Lakers stealing one in Boston?

BQ: Will KG step up and eventually stop Gasol?

BQ: Who will Kobe guard next? Rondo or Ray (when he's defending one, the other just takes over)

People have said:

Miami: Wade is too good and Celtics will probably lose in 7 (most people here can attest to saying that)

Cleveland: Lebron with Jamison and Mo are too strong and will sweep or win in 5 or 6

Orlando: DH, Rashard Lewis, and VC are just too good and the bench is to deep, Orlando sweeps and Magic win in 4 or 5 (most people said that this team is too good, even much better than Cleveland)

Lakers: People say they are too good and match up better (than all teams Cs faced before)

People to me sound exactly as they did with predicting how Celtics are going to lose to the Lakers as they did to the Cavs/Magic because the Lakers are "just too good" (a phrase I've heard too many times here describing teams Boston has annihilated the past 2 rounds).

So are the Celtics just very underrated at what they do best, which is winning playoffs series regardless of what analysts say about the matchups and the regular season? And are the Lakers going to fall even if they are "too good," the same way people said about Cleveland and Orlando before they faced the Cs?

I find it funny how Magic are favored to win (even sweep the Celtics) but the Celtics held their own in Orlando. Even sports analysts were saying the Magic are just too deep, too talented, and too strong. (even though it's one game, it's still one game down in the series that Orlando has to overcome)

Does anyone else agree that it's the intangibles that these analysts and other fans miss that makes the Celtics a better team? I see Davis, Rondo, and Tony Allen hustling for loose balls and never giving up on plays that helped the Celtics do better today (and even in the previous series, when they were favored to lose). That it's the effort of the players and the energy they bring, instead of their ability to score or make plays? Or is there something else that caused the Magic to lose?

Just curious about opinions.

BQ 1: I'm a Celtics fan, but even I think this series will go to 7 even after seeing the Celtics play great ball for 3 quarters. Anyone else think this series will go that far or not and why?

BQ 2: Suns or Lakers tomorrow and why?

I've been looking for someone to recruit me starting a new account. My e-mail is marthuser7597@gmail.com (my more active one anyways) and I'm a competent player (been playing for 2 years, but my account has been compromised) so I know my way around.

Now that Shaq has moved to Cleveland, are they now a better team against Orlando who destroyed them because of their big man? Or will the Vince Carter move balance out the inconsistency of Shaq but support of Lebron?

Near Retirement Shaq and Lebron vs. Losing Vince Carter and Dwight?

Celtics offered Ray Allen and Rajon Rondo to the Pistons for Tayshun Prince and Rip Hamilton. Is this a bad trade for the Cs? I think it will ruin their chances for the future with Rajon playing at an All-Star level and Ray Allen with 2 good years left in him for Tayshun who is a great defensive player but is getting old, and the same for Rip Hamilton.

I got my learner's permit after taking the written exam. Now, do I have to take the written exam again AND the driving exam for my license, or do I just have to take the driving exam? Also, is it necessary for me to take the Driver's Education course if I'm already 18?

I live in Massachusetts by the way.

After this year, people should see that this is be the best the Cavaliers can give Lebron. At this point, he will end up like Charles Barkelely or Patrick Ewing, dominant but ringless if he stays. Where should he move next year?

I say he consult Bosh on the 2010 summer, and both of them head to the same team so Lebron will have another All-Star to help him out, similar to how Allen convinced KG to head to Boston.

So, now that Lebron is out of the picture, how are they going to do the commercials (which are hysterical by the way)? Will Lebron just disappear? Will Dwight suddenly opo out of nowhere?

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/blog/ball_dont_lie/pos...

I think the fouls, and this, both contributed to a Game 7, which should've ended in Game 6.

There's been rumors going around that KG will be playing if the Celtics advance to face Orlando (Or Philadelphia), which is why he held off surgery. Anyone else know anything about this?