extrahammer
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He made a mistake and he halfway owned up to it.
The thing I don't like about his show is how he uses it like many other comedians as a political tool if/when need be. Not that I'm a huge John McCain fan, but the difference in interviews between McCain and Obama on Letterman are VERY undisguised.
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It's all global warming's fault!
No seriously, I think it's just an easy routine to have indoor practices all the time. There's absolutely NO ADVANTAGE to Buffalo in a blizzard like condition with 30 mph winds in any game if their daily practices are indoors with 0 mph wind and 68 degrees F and a dry football. Get it? NO ADVANTAGE!
And don't give me that repetition nonsense, they had all offseason to get the repetition down.
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He broke some of a former Bills receiver's record at Mississippi State... just saying.
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Good guy? Explain.
Edit*: And not being caught yearly for a league infraction does not place you directly into the "good guy" category.
He's today's Shaud Williams.
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LET FREEEEDOMMMMM RINNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGG
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Justin is a beast! Good guy too!
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It's impossible to gain 20 lbs of lean muscle with just protein.
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Or places like this, to be honest. Imagine what fun we could have had with the Super Bowl years, when Kelly was ripping up the Big Tree and Thurman was sleeping at the stadium after evenings at Network ...
In an effort to keep this thread worth anything, I'll ask this, is it perfectly okay to have all private information publicized and scrutinized by the public if you're a pro athlete??
I wonder what our society would be like if it was reversed and people on the other end of the spectrum were subjected to such standards?
May be a good time to change the thread title
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Well stated. It is a leap to assume there is an alcohol issue or at least a serious one based on a few off handed comments and the presence at a bar fight. Do I think the guy is ready to be sainted - no. I see him as a young man who makes many of the same mistakes that many of us now old men made when we were young.
I am far more concerned about Marshawn Lynch's off the field antics simply because I fear he has failed to see the connection between poor judgement / actions and his career. Maybe he has changed but only time will tell.
At the same time with either of them - my behavior in my late teens and early twenties would certainly not have passed muster if I would have been under the same microscope so let me not cast any stones. Primary difference was that unfortunately while I did manage to start earning a good living at that age I can hardly claim that (borrowing a phrase from Ko Simpson) I was worth millions because I was a Buffalo Bill.
This wouldn't even be mentioned if twitter or facebook didn't exist.
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THAT would be awesome!!!
Let me get this started...
Dear Mr._____,
I am hereby providing you with two weeks notice of my resignation from Company X. Though I have enjoyed my time here, I cannot stay at a company that is so utterly lacking in Chroise. The lack of Chroise here is readily apparent from management down; there is simply no non-box thinking or flashy yet supportive chroison smiles among the employees here. As such, I am leaving the Company to serve as an assistant/slave/stalker to Gibran Hamdan, aka the Chroison One.
He's a Cowboys fan so that'll piss him off even more... if he ever figured it out.
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"My job consists of basically masking my contempt for the !@#$s in charge, and, at least once a day, retiring to the men's room so I can jerk off while I fantasize about a life that doesn't so closely resemble Hell."
Lester Burnham- American Beauty
Wow. That's pretty deep.
My job has been to basically run and increase the company's growth. And I've tripled the total income in just 1 year even with a recession. I'm pretty sure when I give the owner my letter of resignation next Tuesday he's going to be in a fit of rage (especially since I'm going over to one of our competitors). There's no competition clause or stipulation in my contract. I would try to see if he wants to counter-offer the new job I'm going to, but I really do hate working for him. I figure I'd be short, concise, and professional. With a "thanks for the opportunity" at the end.
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Does this mean you're going to un-follow me on Twitter?
Not intentionally, I'm still trying to figure it out. Plus, I feel uncomfortable about doing something people refer to as "tweeting".
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I'm turning in my resignation letter next Tuesday and I am about to start on it. Should I keep it as concise as possible or should I emphasize on my experience here? Should I load it with compliments and thank you's? I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions? All response is appreciated!!
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I believe somehow threads like this breeds ignorance and stupidity that already infiltrates the minds of the majority of Americans. Not to mention compulsive over-generalizations on things such as Donte Whitner and Terrell Owens twitter and facebook pages.
If 90% of the world doesn't have it, then why do they call it common sense?
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1. LT
2. C
3. LG
4. RT
5. RG
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Here's a thought: Move!
Another thought: Start calling the landlord and complaining to them about the downstairs people being too loud.
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This is a little Britney Spearsish.
Guaranteed all Bills related blogs and newspapers will mention this!
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OwensMania, I LOVE your signature!
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A. It made me want to go to Vegas.
B. It made me want to drink.
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One time this guy was giving us a real tough time. Brang back his whopper three times saying we did not make it right. The 3rd time he brough it back me & my friend went in the back room & both took a bite out of it & wrapped it back up & gave it to him. We did get fired for that incident. Like I said though, maybe not this guy, but people go into a place like BK & expect 5 star restaurant treatment.
Still gives you no right to do what you did. You would be better off telling him off. You deserved to get fired. Hope it helped out in the long run!
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Tim, any info on the Shawn Nelson situation that you can share?
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johnson & bledsoe said they would hook up with Moulds when they had time off. Nobody wanted to stay after PRACTICE.
See, that's what I'm talking about. I just don't recall it being this prevalent this early in the season.
But one question I do want to pose, is, why are all the deep passes/bombs going to T.O.? I thought he was our possesion receiver who could be a big play threat. What about the deep bombs to Evans?
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Man, going further into S1 and the tells are just getting bigger for Locke = MIB.
Also, the title "Deus ex Machina" has more significance now. At the time, we thought "God in the Machine" might have been the Mary statues in the plane, whatever was in what turned out to be the Hatch, something with the trebuchet or Locke's father with the kidney dialysis.... Think on this: MIB is the god, Locke is the machine.
Man, you see it now and you see how much Locke/MIB has been instigating all kinds of stuff b/w everyone, fulfilling the "fight, destroy, corrupt" line.
The final "LOST: Untangled" ep was supposed to debut yesterday, but it's been delayed.
I've only gotten through the Pilot and I've seen some things so far. My girlfriend had an interesting theory, she thinks the first night they hear the smoke monster that he's moving or building something since there's a lot of banging and mechanical noises going on. She loves the smoke monster, so she could be biased. Also, the smoke monster usually has a reason for killing someone, why did it kill the pilot?
Also, the next day on the beach as Jack is talking to Kate about going to the cockpit, Losties in the background, you hear Rose say the noises they heard sounded familiar or she's heard them before.
Very good call on the Locke/Machine theory, although my friend doesn't think Locke is in any way shape or form, bad. Which is very naive IMO.
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The local media so far likes T.O. it's the national media I think that tend to oversight. With the exception of some ESPN division reporters..
And the local Buffalo real estate agents, which IMO are just trying to get T.O. to buy instead of lease during this economy.
I was cleaning out my office and found ...
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I still have a red and blue box of Flutie Flakes. Oh the memories... I was 14 and in 8th grade....
Somehow they survived all of Jr. High, High school, college, and now. People surely think I'm crazy for carrying around saran wrapped cereal boxes when I move for the past decade. But I bet I'm the only person in the state of Mississippi with a box now!