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Cheap Laugh Tuesdays #3: Fantasy Research League

by azmanam on Sep 13 2011 (5691 Views)

Welcome back to Cheap Laugh Tuesdays (CLT)!  Every Tuesday, I'll post one of the science/chemistry-based cartoons I've found over the years.

This weekend was opening weekend to the (American) Football season.  I hope your fantasy team did better than mine did (I started Ben Roethlisberger instead of Eli Manning.  Oops).

See other CLT humor

Fantasy Research League

via Science Cartoons Plus

Enjoy!


Posted on : Sep 13 2011
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3 Responses to “Cheap Laugh Tuesdays #3: Fantasy Research League”

  1. 1
    Hap says:

    I would have too (though I don't the fantasy thing) - Steelers vs. Ravens wouldn't have seemed like the best way to get quarterback stats (though I wouldn't have thought the Steelers would get thumped like that). but Eli Manning doesn't seem reliable enough to depend on.

  2. 2
    azmanam says:

    I thought I was making the right start, too...

    Ya know, I checked on my team after posting the comic - now that the Monday night games are over. Thanks to Janikowski (Oakland's place kicker) and McFadden (Oakland's running back), I actually managed to pull out the win! I did have the lowest points of any winning team and some of the other losing scores were higher than my winning score, but a W is a W, right?

  3. 3
    Bender says:

    That's what the Raiders say, anyways.

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