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A fan of Triumph huh? God Bless you and Fight the Good Fight....

One thing for sure - my mug will never be on there. However, these other guys have been wait8ing for their busts far too long.

I have quite a list of who should be on there - it's just finding the time to compile the info and format it that is holding me up.... and the years tick by....

1 hour.... 6 hours.... who's counting?

http://www.animationartwork.com/images/sku2398.jpg

here is the last picture I took of them: http://www.deanguitars.com/wallpaper/custom2/twins.jpg

Don't get me started. I'd hate to have to plant your ass in the turf.

I have it on VHS if you want to borrow it...

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Isn't that the same as drinking it from the urinal? BTW, how much salt does one actually use?

Well Chris, you see it's like this: You can tout your reasons for being against DRM all day long, but you know well that the side benefit of being able to steal the content and mass distribute it is the elephant sittnig in the living room. You know it's there, but you don't want to talk about it. The copyright holders have the same gig. They talk about their reasons for DRM, but fail to point out that they will try and use it to extract more money from the consumers. So both sides are disengenuous. However, no DRM is not feasible in the day of perfect recordings and worldwide distribution for free. So option 1 isn't really an option.

"- All "information" and "ideas", which includes music, software, text, and other unique works, should be allowed to freely flow between people in an unlimited fashion without any encumbrances of ownership;" How can you stomach this hippie crap?

Yawn. These people want to make money. If they go to far - people won't give them money. It's only entertainment. We will all survive if the only way to own "Buffalo 66" is to license it...

Regardless, the point was that this knucklehead trotted out bogus logic time and again to prove a point that couldn't be proven by his analysis. Whether Smith was a bust or not is irrelevent. I wanted to see if anyone remembers that argument. It lacked the humor of the telephone pole thread, but it applied the same reasoning...

Does anyone recall the knucklehead who was so sure that Smith was going to be a bust based upon some preseason numbers, etc... that he was going to write a term paper about it for stat class? Then in the face sound argument after sound argument he became beligerent with everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, to the point of absurdity???? It hink he may have been called Tidewater, but I'm not sure. I was reminided of this knucklehead recently.

Smart move. It's the only way this guy can stay healthy.

wow... who dug you up? For those that may not know - PPP was the bastard child of Azalin. First it was called "the Arm Chair Pundit", but someone took the domain name on him, so he came up with PPP. He was the original moderator, creator, etc... of this place. Care to explain 2+ years of absense? Did you just get your release?

MJ was probably a victim of Vitiligo - which turns your skin white in blotches. He probably bleached his skin to even the tone. However, his nose job is vile....

Here is the deal: apparently they are moving their servers to a new facility and that necessitated an ip address change. Oh well. At least it is the offseason.

can these rankings be compared year to year or are they subjective to the year in which they are ranked?

I logged a support ticket to find out what happened to that ip address. Hopefully we can get this resolved soon....

hit refresh or reload in your browser and tell me what happens.

Sorry... look under "Fan Videos" on the right hand side. If you don't see it you can hit "reload" a couple times and it should come up. Select the "Click here to watch the Fan". If you still don't see it, you can search for "Basketballl Miracle Shot" in The Fan pop up window.

http://www.comcast.net/home.html click on the basketball story. 3/11/2005 Buzzer-Beater...Milbank State-Bound At six-foot five, Justin Peters doesn't have to try hard to be the big man on campus. But after Tuesdays game versus Clark, he had the whole town of Milbank, talking about his shot. Milbank senior, Steph Nygaard, said, "I think this is the biggest thing besides our volleyball season, and now our basketball season going to state in the same year. It's really big here." He was waiting for a Clark player to shoot a free-throw with his team down three points and point seven seconds left - the end of the season staring him in the face. "I was kind of looking at some of the seniors," said Peters. "You could tell in their eyes their season was over and they were done. Thought they were finished." Not finished, just 70 feet away. "When I threw it, I knew it was pretty straight. I thought I threw it a little short. But it banked in. I was stunned for a little bit. Then I turned and looked at some of my teammates behind me. The all started screaming and jumping on me," said Peters. It tied the game and led to a two point overtime victory, sending the Bulldogs to the Class A state tournament.