We are the VORG. Replacement is futile.
We may still be a couple of weeks from Opening Day, but there IS another major sporting event going on . . . the NCAA Mens Basketball tourney . . . I’ve set up a group just for the readers of the VORG. Why not join up? Its free and fun. Click on the link … Read moreJoin the VORG NCAA Pool
Here is the “What were Mom and Dad Thinking?” region . . . the last group of round 2. Voting in this group will end late Tuesday evening.
Two down and two to go in round 2 of the Madness. Here now are the match-ups in the Round of 256 in the “Spelling Bee” region. Voting will be open until late Tuesday evening. As always, the letters and numbers to the left of the name are for clerical purposes only.
We just realized we had another tie in Round 1 of the “Spelling Bee” region. Help us break the tie by Friday afternoon so we can move onto Round 2 in this region.
Earlier this evening we began the second round of March Moniker Madness with the “Sounds Dirty” region. Here now is the second round “Fun to Say” region match-ups. These pairings will also be open through late Saturday evening Eastern time.
We’ve finished Round 1 of March Moniker Madness, and have whittled down the field to a mere 256. Our first group in the second round is the “Sounds Dirty” Region. Voting will end late Saturday evening Eastern. As always, the letters and numbers to the left of the player’s name is for my clerical purposes … Read moreMarch Moniker Madness - “Sounds Dirty” Region - Round of 256
Here is Part 2 of the “Mom and Dad” region voting. We’re also including a tie-breaker pairing from the “Spelling Bee” region and from Part 1 of the “Mom and Dad” region, as one match-up in each ended deadlocked. Voting for these pairings will end late Wednesday evening. As always, the letters and numbers to … Read moreMarch Moniker Madness – Rd. of 512 – “What Were Mom and Dad Thinking” Region – Part 2
Back in the day, the newspaper boxscore listed each batter and their position, along with four main offensive stats: at-bats, runs, hits and runs batted in. You’d peruse the paper to see that your player went 4-0-0-0, and pretty assuredly know it wasn’t his best day. Now the Internet has allowed the boxscore to become … Read moreRepetitive Player Batting Lines