I would also say the RCA Dome looks like a twin of BC Place. Good point, ThreeTimesOneMinusOne. Just like BC Place, the former Hoosier Dome was also completed in 1983. In that picture that you posted, I like where the Colts championship banners are placed. http://football.ballparks.com/NFL/Indianap...

KnowItAll wrote:yahoo Colts

Were any of you biased for the Kansas City Chiefs in hopes that Casey Printers can win a Super Bowl?

What do you mean by FIRST playoff game??? That the Seahawks will have a second playoff game, I suspect. hmmm, I could have sworn they made it all the way to the SB at least once Wonder how they did that without being in the playoffs?? :twisted: :wink: Since you are nitpicking linguistics today, KIA...

As expected, Bubble Trouble made front page in the Vancouver Sun today.

http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news ... 24&k=30807

Today is the first playoff game for the Seahawks as they host the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC wild-card game. Seahawks wide receivers D.J. Hackett and Darrell Jackson are both questionable for the game.

Who will be watching the game?

sj-roc wrote:In the absence of casualties, no Olympic angle = no run.

I agree with that. Two places were it isn't mentioned yet are http://www.cfl.ca and http://www.bclions.com

As expected, the third place bronze medalist Americans were happier than the second place sliver medalist Russians.

Since some gambling games were mentioned earlier, I forgot to mention a very popular and historic gambling game that is very popular, especially among the Chinese and some other Asians - Mah-jong! http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/cf/Majiang2.JPG/250px-Majiang2.JPG Do any of you ...

A bunch of ecstatic young men.

A picture after the roof deflated.

not the way the NFL should count points. NFL or NHL? I would rather they go to the 3 for a regulation win, 2 for an OT/SO win, and 1 for a regulation tie. About 13 years ago, most soccer leagues awarded 2 points to a team for a win. But to inspire more teams to go for a win instead of settling for ...

This is another site that sells them. Prices are in Canadian dollars.

http://www.gameonsports.ca

Who remembers 17 years ago, on Saturday, January 6, 1990, a Vancouver performance artist named Rick Gibson planned to crush a rat named Sniffy with a 25-kilogram concrete block as part of an exhibit? http://archives.cbc.ca/400d.asp?id=1-68-300-1604&wm6=1 Even though Gibson eventually returned th...

This incident was mentioned on Seattle's KOMO ABC and KING NBC news.

Six straight wins for the Canucks now!