SKOOBY

You got it all wrong, I trim the bush here.

As a ~ 15 year resident of Naples, I will attest to the double more expensive part. It costs a fortune to live here but it's one of the nicest places to live. Billionaire's call this place home from all over the world.

When in Rome...........

Career ending if it's on his glove hand.

LOL, classic.

Local Paper link: http://www.naplesnews.com/news/2009/may/15...void-state-tax/

Naples, Fla, I know where he lives here. I used to live right next door to one of his several homes he has. It's called port royal, really nice deep water dockage community. Then again, who / what do I know with me living here for ~15 years already.

Difficult to do that here, especially with the grammar police around.

I'd like to play a few rounds.

Grammar police have been out lately, man I hate the off-season.

I figure it's best to put things in a question form either way now, too much hair for having info shared here.

Yeah thanks, it helped take the edge off.

I purposely use terrible grammar / punctuation here just to throw you dogs off my scent.

If it works well, we might actually hit the upper 20's in points.

Spot on.

He's starring at a ~month off now and hasn't even committed a felony, imagine that.

Do you think we signed Rhodes because of ML's lack of judgement in his personal life?? He is one more offense away from a year's suspension and if he did something really serious he might even face a ban.

Interest on $500 Million at just 5% is $25 Million without ever touching the original amount borrowed. That's more than the Bills make now and you do have to pay back the original money at some point. PSL's are not going to fly in Buffalo at any price right now, regardless of the claims of people here willing to spend $100 a ticket. How many would sign up for a $5000 personal seat license for the right to buy a ticket?? I'd say that would be the shortest line in Buffalo.

Talent overload, LOL.

http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/story/670181.html The Buffalo Bills and running back Fred Jackson have agreed to terms on a contract extension. The team announced the agreement but did not disclose terms of the deal. Jackson was an exclusive rights free agent so he couldn't negotiate with any other team. The Bills had made him a minimum contract offer of $460,000 under which Jackson would have played had a new deal not been negotiated. The three-year veteran has played in 24 career games with four starts. He set a career-high with 571 rushing yards on 130 carries, including three touchdowns and added 37 catches for 317 yards in 2008. He is expected to start the first three games of the 2009 season while Marshawn Lynch serves a suspension. Jackson has recorded 871 rushing yards on 188 attempts and 507 receiving yards on 59 catches in his career. A product of Coe College and a Forth Worth, Texas native, Jackson joined Buffalo in September 2006 on the team�s practice squad.

He's a blood relative of your as well, so I see it stays in the family.

Man we're going to be deep at WR this season, plan on a lot of passing plays being called. Buffalo’s receiving corps might be the most congested group of talent on the team’s roster heading into the 2009 season. There are proven playmakers, valuable veterans and some promising youngsters. Whether there’s room on the roster to keep them all however, is a big question mark. Some might think Steve Johnson could be at risk being a former seventh-round pick. But if you talk to the coaching staff they believe the second-year wideout has a future with the Bills. “Definitely,” said head coach Dick Jauron. “We expect him to compete. He plays well. He gets on the field and makes plays. I’m really looking forward to see him back here.” http://www.buffalobills.com/news/article-1...9d-628b722b84f2