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5' 11" and 188lb isn't big, but it isn't Roscoe.

Given our quick drop offense - this may be the answer.

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Keep in mind Parcells probably spent 20 minutes on that. He's not a coach anymore and he's not a GM. He's reading draft guide like the rest of you.

You need to chill ASAP.

they would have, but the good ones were all gone.

Much like the Aaron Rodgers watch - we are at 22 and counting.

So, apparently someone shot Stephon's dog right before we picked him. Very sad.

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Oh, and don't forget Boy Scouts every week, plus some weekends. It is what it is. People have it worse than me. Essentially Baltimore to the bottom of DC.

All done. Sorry, but with 2 kids in soccer (I'm an assistant coach) - 5 practices a week, 2 games, plus 2.5 hour RT commute, free time is slim.

Again, I have never received anything that could be associated with Pair and they don't have my real home phone number. So, this vector is highly unlikely. Knowing my specific ISP would take more than 1/100 sec. I know about the SS# digits. They still took time to do it or it is a real number. They can't just "put stuff on the site". There is no appropriate ad code there in order for them to do so. Remember this is someone looking to gain an account with someone who sells banner ads. Therefore, the ads need to be displayed and they are looking to get paid from those ads. However, they have no means of displaying those ads on my site (unless it is some sort of fancy XSS attack or a click-jack or something like that - which is what I'm trying to deduce.). Plus, the ads would be served by the company that called me, not the applicant.

Or they didn't go to great lengths and the address they used and the SS# they used belong to the person who sent in the applications. But, the broken English is still puzzling.

Not a bad 1st stab. Here is where it makes sense and where it breaks down. I don't think, naively perhaps, Pair sells my data. They are a pretty good registrar and if they did I would get a stojan ton of spam at my special domain email address, which I don't. Now, up until a few moments ago my partial address (no house address) and a fake phone number were public. This is where the fake house address makes sense, but knowing my real home number doesn't. They also would have needed to take the time to spoof a realistic IP address for me. I have a common ISP, but not the most common. That would have been a helluva guess. They also would have needed to take the time to find out SS#'s that were assigned to MD people (of which I am not MD born). Whoever sent this app in didn't expect the affiliate company to call me and went to great lengths to try and trick them they were me. But for what? To create an affiliate account for a domain name they don't own?

Ok, long story short - I'm getting all these calls from a variety of "internet affiliate programs" on my home phone regarding my "affiliate application". After a few angry hang-ups, I decided to try and find out how they got my name and number. The guy on the other end offers to send a screen capture of the online application they received. This online application contains: * My name * My street address, but with the wrong house number * My home phone * A text box for comments with semi-broken English. * A GoBills.net email address (the service we offered 10 years ago, but still have up) that uses an official like name. * Applicant used GoBills.net as the URL they want to display ads on * A SS# that is not mine under payment details. It is a SS# that was issued to someone born in Maryland in 1966. * An IP address that matches my ISP and general location. I'm trying to figure out the angle here. It is my domain, half of my real info, half not. Where are they going with this?

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I need to start placing money bets with Syracuse people. Holy crap you people are delusional.

I see perfection in the imperfection...

Adobe admitted mobile flash sucked ass. Something most people already knew while Adobe was promising the next version would be better...

Byrd's arm looks like an OL's leg.