So that leaves Rob, Brent, and Scott who are holding me up.  Fellas, I do
not need protection from you three

The only team I'm trying to protect, is mine.

Please troll, you're not even worth this 15 seconds of my precious time, otherwise this post would be so long it'd have chapter divisions and a table of contents, just to properly debunk all of your asinine contentions.  If you were any more of a mental midget I'd have to donate half of my brain to science before I even reply to your post, just to make this a fair fight.  Do yourself a favor and sit this one out.

Guess my post, aka the truth, does hurt huh Matt?

Let.  It.  Go.

Exxon is giving Lee Raymond one of the most generous retirement packages in history, nearly $400 million, including pension, stock options and other perks, such as a $1 million consulting deal, two years of home security, personal security, a car and driver, and use of a corporate jet for professional purposes.

Last November, when he was still chairman of Exxon, Raymond told Congress that gas prices were high because of global supply and demand.

"We're all in this together, everywhere in the world," he testified.

Raymond, however, was confronted with caustic complaints about his compensation.

"In 2004, Mr. Raymond, your bonus was over $3.6 million," Sen. Barbara Boxer said.

That was before new corporate documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission that revealed Raymond's retirement deal and his $51.1 million paycheck in 2005. That's equivalent to $141,000 a day, nearly $6,000 an hour. It's almost more than five times what the CEO of Chevron made.

"I think it will spark a lot of outrage," said Sarah Anderson, a fellow in the global economy program at the Institute for Policy Studies, an independent think tank. "Clearly much of his high-level pay is due to the high price of gas."

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=1841989&page=1

Yeah, Brent's a little over on games, but he's getting to the point where his lead means it might not matter.

I don't think there was any doubt that he was crazy - but to some people that makes it all the more moving.  I'll know what it does for me personally by the end ot the week.

Instant classic.   

Only thing he'd be known for in the states is "The Wrath of God",

So?

That pretty much sums up my feelings as well and explains why I voted against the trade.  You're I can't help it if Brent and Scott and or anyone else agreed.  You two have a history of agreeing to trades that consistently benefit you more than Kevin and so I voted against it because I didn't feel like it was an even deal.

Are you suggesting that Brent and Scott and I are somehow meeting in a secret smoke-filled room and conspiring to stop your trades out of spite?  

Fact is, my vote depended on the players to be moved - and nothing else.  If you want to threaten to form little alliances to block trades - I'm fine with that.  I'm happy with the team I drafted - but this league is a little over a week old and there shouldn't be any problems at this point.