Bengal Packers whored across the board!

[PAULYPOKER]

2 team Parlay
Bengals -7
Packers +135
+382

2 team Parlay
Packers +3.5 -150
Bengals -6.5 -125
+200

2 team Parlay
Packers +3.5 -150
Bengals -275
+127

6 PT Teaser
Bengals -1
Packers +9
-110

Straight
Packers +135
Packers +3.5 -150
Bengals -6.5 -125

Now that's a HOLE lotta Rosie...Lol....

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lol

[5mike5]

Good grief

[PAULYPOKER]

What is the origin of the phrase Good Grief, specifically how can grief be good?

[chilidog]

What is the origin of the phrase Good Grief, specifically how can grief be good?

Charlie Brown!

[RavensFan2k3]

Charlie Brown!

Thats really the origin???

[PAULYPOKER]

Lol...........

[vyomguy]

one of them will lose pauly.

teams which no one believes in (chargers) actually play above their potential in such games. Not to mention, passing will be tough for dalton in snow storm. Layin 6-7 points is never a good idea in playoffs.

chargers will control the clock and will keep it close.

with regard to 49ers, I am homer and think they will win today. Just a better team in every facet….but not betting this game coz heart and money dont mesh well.

doing these 2 team parlays is not a good idea as one of them could easily lose.

good luck though…..you have picked the 2 sides which the sharps are on….but sharps don't always win.

[44 Mag]

What is the origin of the phrase Good Grief, specifically how can grief be good?

It's an oxymoron: "Jumbo Shrimp" " Military Intelligence" "Happily Married" LOL

[chilidog]

Good luck Pauly! I'm all over the Bengals as well!

[chilidog]

Thats really the origin???

Probably not, but you gotta admit, if somebody asks you the origin of a word like "Dy-no-mite!", you're gonna think of JJ Evans!

[chilidog]

Mild or minced oaths such as GOOD GRIEF!, for an expression of surprise or horror, follow the Hebraic and Middle English tradition of avoiding the use of sacred words, such as God, by substituting words with the same initial letter. Thus for GOD these oaths substitute such words as George, ginger, Godfrey, golly, gosh, gracious, gravy, grief, etc., and By God! becomes By George!, Good God! becomes Good gosh!, Good gracious! Good gravy!, Good Grief!. There are similar such substitutions for Christ (e.g. cracky, cricky, criminy, cripes), JESUS (e.g. gee, gemini, Jeez, jeepers), LORD (e.g. land, law) and so on for DAMN, HELL, etc.

GOOD GRIEF first appeared in print in 1900, but it became especially popular since the late 1950s from its frequent use by Charlie Brown (1950), one of the characters in Charles M. Schulz’s comic strip, Peanuts. I would say that the expression was originally British since its first appearance was in Joseph Wright's historic English Dialect Dictionary (EDD) (see 1900 quote below) published in 6 Volumes from 1898 to 1905. Wright was Professor of Comparative Philology at Oxford University with a special interest in British dialects.

[5mike5]

Chili always on top of things. Nice job pal

[PAULYPOKER]

one of them will lose pauly.

teams which no one believes in (chargers) actually play above their potential in such games. Not to mention, passing will be tough for dalton in snow storm. Layin 6-7 points is never a good idea in playoffs.

chargers will control the clock and will keep it close.

Yeah You're probably correct since the "WHOLE BOARD IS ON the BENGALS"......

LB is on both,Lollllllll..........

However,Bengals are 8 and 0 ATS this year @ home...

Beating opposition by a whopping average of 17.5 PPG......

Beat every opponent by at least 7 except for the Packers which was 4 when the ATS was Packers +3........

So I guess you could call me square for taking the no brainer, which does not end well most of the time......

If Bengals win, they will most likely cover.........

So if you are taking SD I would just bet the ML......

[PAULYPOKER]

Good luck Pauly! I'm all over the Bengals as well!

[RavensFan2k3]

Probably not, but you gotta admit, if somebody asks you the origin of a word like "Dy-no-mite!", you're gonna think of JJ Evans!

Haha, I get your point

[PAULYPOKER]

Vyom!!!

[konck]

This guy is like a top 5 mush hahahhahahha