SageAgainstTheMachine

To a grossly uninformed public, Boehner and Pelosi are the correct choice to most folks because they are recognizable names.

I've read my fair share of melodramatic postings on this board, but this one tops them all. Snuffing out the light of liberty?

I believe she has a rock solid alibi. If I'm not mistaken, she was in an entirely different part of the country when it all went down, no?

Rest in peace Air McNair A warrior on the field and a gentleman off of it. For the sake of McNair's legacy, let's hope he wasn't involved in something drug related.

I don't see the point in spending 3 hours to watch a football game with women in lingerie when you can just type "women in lingerie" into google images and get the same result. It's like going to see a horrible chick flick and rationalizing it by saying "Well, Scarlett Johansson was in it". Again, google my friends. By the way, contact football without pads? Isn't this a disaster waiting to happen?

The video description on the youtube page described them as Muslim extremists, I just assumed it was correct.

So now that we might have the correct personnel to be aggressive...will the play calling reflect a new attitude? That's my biggest question right now. IMO we have the talent to make the playoffs, but we have to play our cards right.

Epic Muslim Fail. I wonder if they put this in a blooper reel at the end of terrorist training videos.

You know how I know you're gay? You listen to Coldplay.

Never thought I'd say this, but point goes to Skooby...he wasn't comparing the current resumes of the two coaches and he's correct in his assertion that a coach's failures do not preclude later success given the right circumstances. I'm sure Browns fans were saying the exact same things about Belichick that we say about Jauron these days.

In the words of Sideshow Bob..."I'm in prison for attempted murder? They don't give a Nobel Prize for ATTEMPTED Chemistry!"

Close, but not really. If I'm filling out a form and it asks me what state I live in and I tell them that I'm from Canada, the information is not applicable. If I'm filling out a form and it asks me what state I live in and I tell them that I like pistachio ice cream, the information is irrelevant. Like I said, the terms are close but not completely interchangeable.

Ok, at least you got the definiton right (or at least you're closer, not applicable isn't exactly synonymous with irrelevent either). But to your point, why should the team losing make me any less of a fan? There's something called loyalty. I'm a Bills fan through thick and thin...for better or worse. Would you divorce your wife if she gained a little weight? Would you give away your children for adoption because they pulled C's in school instead of A's? Would you ditch your country and move to Europe because you don't like a law that gets passed? No, because people have loyalty toward those things. I am a loyal fan of the Bills whether they go 0-16 or 19-0. In other words, yes, winning is irrelevant to me being a fan. What is so wrong with being a sheep that cheers for the Bills? Isn't that what being a fan is all about? Fan is short for "fanatic" not "impartial observer".

Irrelevant does not mean "not important". I'm guessing you didn't exactly ace your verbal SATs.

This HAS to be the worst cliche in all of sports...if not, it's right up there with "high motor" to describe any white player.

Agreed, but I think we'll feel differently when it's a parade of Bills or Sabres players.

Wow, I think we would get along well. Except for Labatt Blue...thems is fightin words.

Wow 97...we should all be so lucky RIP

Is that supposed to be a joke? If so then congratulations...you are officially the least funny member of TSW.

Q: What is the correct way to use a bottle opener? A: Trick question, it should be open when she serves it to you.

Or maybe you just don't know the meaning of the word. Nuanced means filled with intricacies (not the merriam webster definition I'm sure, but close enough). Are you trying to tell us the game of football (especially at the professional level) is not filled with intricacies? Of course, there is such a thing as "paralysis by analysis" and Dicky J is often guilty of it IMO, but to suggest that football is NOT nuanced is beyond ridiculous.

Nothing wrong with a nice football book, but man are you missing out. angrygnome, I don't really know what a TBD book club would entail (or if I'd have time outside my regular reading), but let me know the details and I'd probably be up for it.

So basically, the center hikes the ball and then everybody starts hitting each other with no rhyme or reason. Got it.

And I think that you are an average fan (which is not good if you look at the fan list) who only notices players when they make the "big play" and who is incapable of understanding the nuances of the game.

Bad move. By the way, I love how you're comparing Donte Whitner to Coy Wire and calling SOMEBODY ELSE simple-minded. Let me guess...Whitner hasn't gotten many interceptions, and Wire never got many interceptions so they're the same, right?