Dream Theater - "Raise the Knife" (LIVE)

~from Score, originally Falling Into Infinity


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New Dig Dug High Scores

So yeah that's 1,039,950 - Level 67. I actually went beyond level 100 the other day, and was at a score of about 1.6 M, but I paused the game, and then lost the window. No biggy. I'll get there again many times in the future.. as I have posted before many times in the past..

Play Dig Dug here..

So Yeah, I Did It Again

I'll never beat this score..

My prior DigDug high score posts..

Click here to go play!

Clever Corner Kick FTW

Via - (NSFW)

So Yeah, I Did It Again

Another New High

~just updating this post, which is -itself- an update of this post.

Here is the link to go play Dig Dug if you'd like..

2012 British Open Championship Update

~~ through 3 rounds ~~

This is pretty much what it comes down to early tomorrow morning for the final round of the 2012 Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St. Annes:


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Click HERE, or on the leaderboard above to go to the full leaderboard..

No way was it as such going into the tournament, but my money's now on Adam Scott to wrap it up.. I know, I know.. Going out on a limb. He's just playing too well to do something as horrific as it would take to lose this thing. I expect several of the guys to go low and put some pressure on him. McDowell, Tiger, Zach, and even Bubba & Dustin should be able to put a scare into these guys by posting a -7 or -8 early. Of course if the wind blows (and we all know the wind can really blow over there), that's even more of an advantage for Adam Scott.

Should be interesting!!

2012 British Open Championship Update

~~ through round-1 ~~



Click the abbreviated leaderboard above to go to the official British Open site for the full leaderboard.

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A New High

Just updating this post. I beat it!!

As I posted in the other post, here is the link to go play Dig Dug if you want.

Check out This High Score

Ok Ok I know it's an old game, but I like going back and playing some of my favorite games from a long time ago.

Dig Dug was one of my favorites! I won't likely beat this score for a while..


Here's the link to go play Dig Dug..

Magic's Dwight Howard's Stat-line from Last Night

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These Guys Are Incredible

CTE! (Source)

When was the last time you shot 6 consecutive nines in 33-33-31-33-30-33?

Blows my mind.

Game Challenge

If anyone can beat this score - and get to the final level (21) - Please let me know! Muahahahaa! The game sorta "ends" once you get to this final level 21. But this score... omg!

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Another PGA Tour 59 - This Time Live - Stuart Appleby

By Shane Bacon

















Stuart Appleby continues the year of the 59

Before 2010, the number 59 was a few things. Nearly attainable. A pro golfer's dream. The pinnacle of the PGA Tour.

Now, eight months into this crazy golf year, it has become a score that is expected, not hoped for. Sunday, at the Greenbrier Classic,
Stuart Appleby added his name to the history books, becoming just the second player ever to post 59 in the final round and win. He joined Al Geiberger, Chip Beck, David Duval and Paul Goydos as the only players to ever go sub-60 on this tour, and made it the first time it has ever been done by two people in the same season (to be fair, it had barely ever been done in the same decade).

Appleby's 11 under Sunday was good enough to jump seven spots and to win his first PGA Tour title since 2006, which he did by a shot over Jeff Overton at 22 under.

How good was Appleby's 59 compared to some of the others in history? Well,
along with Goydos earlier this season, it was only the second to be done on a course that wasn't a par-72 and included three closing birdies to join the elite club.

His round got going on the par-4 fourth, where he started a run of five birdies in six holes. After pars on the 10th and 11th, Appleby made an eagle on the par-5 12th to move to 8 under for the day and then had the incredible close.

What may be the most interesting thing about this year is that before the season started, most critics were worried about low scores because the USGA had decided to change the groove requirements. I remember posting a story after the Mercedes Championship comparing the final scores this year to previous ones, but it obviously hasn't hurt anyone's ability to go low.

Along with Goydos and Appleby, Ryo Ishikawa shot a 58 in a Japanese Tour event, and just last week a high school junior
made news with a ridiculous 57.

I will say this about 59s and 58s ... it sure makes that scorecard of that incredible 71 you once had on your wall look a little less heroic.