K9isadog Wins for the 1st Time in 2015

Autumn Reeser waits for K9isadog back in his NPP suite.

A nice win for the Dog and gets him in contention with four weeks to go in the 1^st Quarter.

But Absea98 increased his lead on the field with his 3^rd place finish.

Someone will have to get hot to catch him.

Who is up to the challenge?

On to the action:

10 min: Tomservo2 (19^th)

15 min: Rachael0388 (18^th)

27 min: T3chlady (17^th)

31 min: Derf-63 (16^th)

40 min: 95corolla (15^th)

45 min: TooBIGAKQ (14^th)

50 min: Pre01 (13^th)

52 min: Mikeniks-Faldo (12^th)

54 min: LittleRedElf (11^th)

56 min: Sanster89 (10^th)

Now the battle begins!

82 min: Tigercub8189 (9^th)

87 min: Theedouble*d (8^th)

93 min: Rjmech (7^th)

98 min: ThePunk75 (6^th)

102 min: Suetman123 (5^th)

103 min: Absea98 (4^th)

115 min: Douge2 (3rd)

Heads Up:   NixiPixie       18,500      -     K9isadog     10000

120 min:     NixiPixie       16,400      -     K9isadog      12100

124 min: NixiPixie (2^nd) goes with (77) but K9isadog has (TT).

Congratulations to K9isadog on his 17th NPP victory!

The 1st Quarter standings are on the right side of the blog!

Rjmech Returns to Form

Irina Shayk waits for Rj on the NPP private beach

Well, we are all in trouble. The Terror of Northville is back and in a big way.

Rjmech is back in the race. Faldo is thinking of taking up Solitaire as his only card game.

Absea98, with his 2^nd place finish now takes the 1^st Quarter Lead.

Nice job both of you!

On to the NPP action:

10 min: T3chlady (20^th)

11 min: J3gamble (19^th)

13 min: Douge2 (18th)

25 min: TooBigAKQ (17^th)

33 min: Wwsatando (16^th)

37 min: LittleRedElf (15^th)

39 min: Suetman123 (14th)

40 min: NixiPixie (13^th)

43 min: Tomservo2 (12^th)

47 min: K9isadog (11^th)

49 min: Theedouble*d (10^th)

55 min: Derf-63 (9^th)

60 min: Tigercub8189 (8^th)

60 min: Rachael0388 (7^th)

70 min: Sanster89 (6^th)

77 min: Dirtmonkey06 (5^th)

92 min: ThePunk75 (4^th)

108 min: Mikeniks-Faldo (3^rd)

Heads up:    Rjmech     17400     -      Absea98     12600

115 min:      Rjmech     12500     -      Absea98     17500

120 min:      Rjmech     26000     -      Absea98       4000

125 min: Absea98 (2^nd) runs into Rjmech’s full house!

Congratulations to Rjmech on his 16th NPP win!

Standings are posted on the right side of the blog!

How Tee Times Started

TooBIGAKQ Wins His 1st NPP Event!

Brooklyn Decker sits on the NPP winner's beach and waits for TooBIG! 

We had a first time winner this week! Not a small feat to beat the talented line up at NPP.

TooBIG (that’s what she said!)AKQ had it under control as he took care of business this night.

He is the 74th person to win an NPP event. Welcome to the Walk of Fame TooBIGAKQ!

Derf-63 hung on to the lead, however the field behind him closed ranks.

On to the NPP action:

15 min: Suetman123 (20^th)

27 min: Douge2 (19^th)

30 min: Tigercub8189 (18^th)

39 min: Tomservo2 (17^th)

50 min: Mikeniks-Faldo (16th)

53 min: Derf-63 (15^th)

56 min: Wwsatando (14th)

60 min: Sanster89 (13^th)

61 min: K9isadog (12^th)

62 min: Theedouble*d (11^th)

63 min: NixiPixie (10^th)

66 min: SnDiegoSlick (9^th)

68 min: Rachael0388 (8^th)

74 min: 95corolla (7^th)

77 min: ThePunk75 (6^th)

82 min: LittleRedElf (5^th)

85 min: Dirtmonkey06 (4^th)

86 min: Absea98 (3^rd)

Heads up:    TooBIGAKQ     21000     -      TattedEagle     9000

95 min:        TooBIGAKQ     20200     -      TattedEagle     9800

100 min: TattedEagle (2^nd) has to go with (22), but TooBIGAKQ hits a flush!

Congratulations to TooBIGAKQ on his 1st NPP win!

Standings are posted on the right side of the blog!

The Death of Common Sense

Government at work for the tax paying home owner.

Obituary

Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for many years.
No one knows for sure how old he was, since his birth records were long ago lost in bureaucratic red tape.

He will be remembered as having cultivated such valuable lessons as:

- Knowing when to come in out of the rain;

- Why the early bird gets the worm; 

- Life isn't always fair; and

- Maybe it was my fault..

Common Sense lived by simple, sound financial policies (don't spend more than you can earn) and reliable strategies (adults, not children, are in charge).  His health began to deteriorate rapidly when well-intentioned but overbearing regulations were set in place. Reports of a 6-year-old boy charged with sexual harassment for kissing a classmate; teens suspended from school for using mouthwash after lunch; and a teacher fired for reprimanding an unruly student, only worsened his condition. 

Common Sense lost ground when parents attacked teachers for doing the job that they themselves had failed to do in disciplining their unruly children. 

It declined even further when schools were required to get parental consent to administer sun lotion or an aspirin to a student; but could not inform parents when a student became pregnant and wanted to have an abortion. 

Common Sense lost the will to live as the churches became businesses; and criminals received better treatment than their victims. 

Common Sense took a beating when you couldn't defend yourself from a burglar in your own home and the burglar could sue you for assault.

Common Sense finally gave up the will to live, after a woman failed to realize that a steaming cup of coffee was hot. She spilled a little in her lap, and was promptly awarded a huge settlement. 

Common Sense was preceded in death, by his parents, Truth and Trust, by his wife, Discretion, by his daughter, Responsibility, and by his son, Reason. 

He is survived by his 4 stepbrothers:

I Know My Rights 

I Want It Now 

Someone Else Is To Blame 

I'm A Victim

Not many attended his funeral because so few realized he was gone.

If you still remember him, pass this on. 

If not, join the majority and do nothing.

Derf-63 Takes Over the Lead!

Charlize Theron is just floored by Derf-63's poker skills.

With his 2^nd win of 2015, Derf-63 continues where he left off last year by smacking the NPP field around.

It was a hard fought night basically fought in three stages. Derf-63 was in control in each.

Nice job Derf!

There is still plenty of time to get into the hunt to win the 1^st seat in the NPP Final.

On to the NPP action:

4 min: Dirtmonkey06 (20^th)

25 min: Rjmech (19^th)

34 min: T3chlady (18^th)

35 min: ThePunk75 (17^th) runs into Mikeniks-Faldo’s trips.

41 min: SnDiegoSlick (16th)

42 min: LittleRedElf (15^th)

45 min: Suetman123 (14th)

55 min: Tomservo2 (13^th)

59 min: Theedouble*d (12^th)

60 min: NixiPixie (11^th)

62 min: Tigercub8189 (10^th)

67 min: Douge2 (9^th)

68 min: K9isadog (8^th)

86 min: TattedEagle (7^th)

106 min: Sanster89 (6^th)

108 min: Mikeniks-Faldo (5^th)

114 min: Absea98 (4^th)

123 min: Sirgash (3^rd)

Heads up:    Derf-63     26000     -      Wwsatando     4000

124 min: Wwsatando (2^nd) has to go with (33), but Derf-63 has (QQ)!

Congratulations to Derf-63 on his 18th NPP win!

Standings are posted on the right side of the blog!