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I guide, teach, mentor whilst treating people with respect ... including my son. You know why? Because that's the way I want him to treat others. "Because I said so," isn't my style.

Now that former players are included: Flutie - the only good thing he ever did was leave Tebow - fake, selfish, torn from the same cloth as Flutie Bryan Cox - belonged in prison I'm gonna say Mayfield again, because he's really that much of a dick.

I was just about to say something similar. The terrible towel thing, in my opinion, is cool and part of Steelers' fan identity. The white out thing is just plain stupid.

So ... put them in their place and make sure they know their place. 'murica.

Amen, brother.

You're trying too hard. But on a positive note, you're failing at the same rate!! Keep up the crusade!

This makee no sense to me.

I don't think you're judging me. And I'm not judging anyone but the author. My son is top priority AND most important. I'm sure you'd agree that, once our children are born, our most important job as parents is to provide for them and to prepare them for life. How can they not be most important? Who's more important than our children? Whether it's one or ten? I'm the youngest.

It's a figure of speech. I'm not being defensive. It just bothers me that this guy thinks he knows what's best. Why? That's like people who want to get married in a Catholic church having to meet with a priest. What ***** sense does that make??? Some pedophile sworn to celibacy is going to counsel a young couple on marriage??? This guy's article is the same thing. Who is he to tell strangers how to parent? And, frankly, if his kids aren't the most important part of his family, then he's a crappy father.

Finland may have tapped her first. I'd gladly take sloppy seconds. Hey Sanna, do you wanna???

A effing men, brother. My son is THE reason I get out of bed in the morning. Being a dad is something that did not come easy and it's the most fulfilling part of my life without a close second. He IS the most important part of our family and he always will be.

Here's what applies ... some old, white, rich, religious opportunist who doesn't know me from his rosary can't tell me how to be a parent. If I need guidance, I have my own parents. And that's worked just fine.

Nah. I'm good.

We used it for years. We had credit cards and good credit. Layaway has no interest, nor does it have a fee (at least not when we did it at Walmart/KMart). It was a Godsend back when things were tight.

Awesome. Another 70-plus year old, rich white guy telling me how I should live my life.

This looks very cool.

I think the solution is pretty simple. You guys just need to cheat a little harder.

Edelman - Just an all around scumbag Alonso - Dirty SOB Mayfield - Colossal douche

I agree that they want to be careful about setting precedent. But this would mark the 3rd (?) time that they've formally been caught cheating; and the second time caught spying. Precedent has already been set for being caught once. Now they need to come down with significant weight.

I didn't see this posted anywhere, so if it has been, I'm sorry for the dupe. Listening to Golic/Wingo this morning, Golic Jr., found a tweet detailing how the Pats cheated in 2007 (the original Spygate). Film crews went to games of future opponents as employees of Kraft Productions, prepared with canned excuses in case they were asked any questions. That's exactly what happened on Sunday. I've often opined that I didn't give a crap about the Pats' cheating ways. I feel differently now. When is enough going to be enough for the NFL to do something? I'm not talking about vacating championships or wins. But there should be some severe punishments levied if they determine the Pats were, in fact, cheating again. Lots of money and multiple first/second round draft picks.

Hi, Virgil. Just looking for an update. How are you eyes and your jaw doing?

I was torn on this one. I wanted Eli to play well. But I really want Dallas to miss the playoffs.

Why the ***** would you do that three times, man??

My mom woke me up the following morning for school. She told me the news. I was 5 weeks short of my 10th birthday. I was heartbroken. I came downstairs to the Beatles being played on the radio. I cut the article out of the newspaper and taped it to my wall in my bedroom. To this day, I swear that his picture on that newspaper clipping glowed some nights. Every year, my son and I do a long weekend in Manhattan. Every year we pay our respects at the Dakota and at Strawberry Fields in Central Park. He wasn't even my favorite Beatle (Paul). But his death had a lifelong impact on me. He was not a perfect man, but he turned out to be a wonderful man. The world could use more like him. RIP

Amen, brother.