
That's because like 2 people started to hate me because they didn't like Paul Pierce, and since they were mods, people were like "Oh, well, they're mods, I don't wanna argue with them" so they decided to join the rant and now more and more people are, when really, there's no point what so ever.
BTW, back it all up, please.
Its_asdf wrote:That's because like 2 people started to hate me because they didn't like Paul Pierce, and since they were mods, people were like "Oh, well, they're mods, I don't wanna argue with them" so they decided to join the rant and now more and more people are, when really, there's no point what so ever.
BTW, back it all up, please.
Actually, it was because of your overly biased attitude toward the Celtics. Its one thing to be proud of your hometeam, but its another to make up completely ignorant statements.
DaTruth36 wrote:That's because like 2 people started to hate me because they didn't like Paul Pierce, and since they were mods, people were like "Oh, well, they're mods, I don't wanna argue with them" so they decided to join the rant and now more and more people are, when really, there's no point what so ever.
BTW, back it all up, please.
That's because like 2 people started to hate me because they didn't like Paul Pierce, and since they were mods, people were like "Oh, well, they're mods, I don't wanna argue with them" so they decided to join the rant and now more and more people are, when really, there's no point what so ever.
Its_asdf is a mod now?
Laxation wrote:so if i gave you some random numbers, you would be able to figure out what the formula is called to look it up?
I cant see this being an accurate interpretation of the 'expected' wins of a team either, since they will score more on bad teams than on good ones. At the moment, the best way to determine how many games a team has won, is to look at their schedule and count the games where they scored more than the opponent.
It might be a few more years before a better method is found out.
benji wrote:Laxation wrote:so if i gave you some random numbers, you would be able to figure out what the formula is called to look it up?
Well, you should've recognized the formula as the pythag theorem...and they aren't random numbers. They're the points for and against the Knicks.
the best way to determine how many games a team has won, is to look at their schedule and count the games where they scored more than the opponent.
No, this has shown to be a more accurate measure than actual wins and losses.
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