A fictional tournament I had devised, and actually pitted each competitor in a battle of who would win.There were sixty-three matches in all, so after about twenty or so, I just sat down, and pitted each competitor against each other in a discussion over who was smarter, packed more effective moves, or was just plain better than one another.In all fairness, I did know who I planned to be the winner and the runner-up, so nothing was lost.
Baarorso about 9 years ago
Nice “psych out” job there, Peppermint Patty. ;/
phineas81707 about 9 years ago
No, you pencil in the winner after the game.
…I can’t talk. I’ve just finished a tournament after one round.
Linux0s about 9 years ago
Sad but true.
ko_hankinator about 9 years ago
That adds 12 more losses.
ron47 about 9 years ago
That’s no psych job, she means it.
Robert Nowall Premium Member about 9 years ago
Probably quite a job to get anybody to play Charlie Brown’s team at all…
GROG Premium Member about 9 years ago
And Patty’s team won’t even need to show up to do all that damage.
summerdog86 about 9 years ago
I’m pretty sure that’s how ALL his summer games go.
Max Starman Jones about 9 years ago
That is a very long little league schedule. We were usually through in June.
Aaron Saltzer about 9 years ago
It’s nice to see Peppermint Patty has confidence. Lol
jimgamer about 9 years ago
8^(
VICTOR PROULX about 9 years ago
What? CB plays for the Colorado Rockies?
Godfreydaniel about 9 years ago
@Robert NowallTeams from miles (and even states!) around want to play Charlie Brown’s team! All those free wins, no effort required.
neverenoughgold about 9 years ago
Well, at least she has a plan…
Robert Nowall Premium Member about 9 years ago
What does that say about the guys who play against Charlie Brown’s team?
phineas81707 about 9 years ago
A fictional tournament I had devised, and actually pitted each competitor in a battle of who would win.There were sixty-three matches in all, so after about twenty or so, I just sat down, and pitted each competitor against each other in a discussion over who was smarter, packed more effective moves, or was just plain better than one another.In all fairness, I did know who I planned to be the winner and the runner-up, so nothing was lost.