what didn't nigel play pakorn in round 44?

(and for that matter, why didn't nyman play pakorn in 45?)

talk about a crappy pairing system at the end

 On my recent trip from Boston to New York, I bought a 'pizza' on board for about $4. It was the most absolutely pathetic piece of food I've encountered in my entire life. I literally laughed out loud when I peeled back the cover and nearly all of the cheese/tomato sauce came off with the plastic. Even though the counter-person zapped it for the requisite time in the microwave, the middle of the pizza was cold to the touch. I once ate prepackaged astronaut food at a science museum's gift shop, and that was better than this pizza. I understand you're not in the food biz, but you may want to consider stocking a marginally higher quality pizza, even if it means you'd only be making a $3 instead of a $3.50 profit per unit.

 Was watching some women's professional billiards and wondered why the competition isn't coed.

I suppose the most practical argument regards the break: men tend to be inherently stronger and therefore have an advantage on the break. But I'd be surprised if the data bears this out. Do men, on average, pocket a ball on the break more frequently than women in 9-ball? 

Otherwise, the rest of the game is strategy, feel, focus, technique: talents I'd argue that aren't intrinsically better suited to either sex. If professional golf were only a putting competition, I can't see why men and women would have separate tours.

Maybe it's ego, insecurity. Guys just don't have the balls to risk losing to their better halves.

 Ever out and about or home and alone and without conscientiously *trying* to anagram something, you just do?

The other day I was turning off my computer, and when I clicked SHUT DOWN, I realized SHUT DOWN + ? equaled...well, it's kind of a mystery, isn't it?

 if your friend has a beagle named Hazel and you call it hazelhen for no apparent reason.

Have you ever spontaneously incorporated an odd Scrabble word into everyday speak?