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z I think he played in something like 13 games last year and played very well.

graul grohn and grorge always thought gringo was a little slow.

If you're going to talk like that post on the nazi board you half witted piece of shyt. We are very polite and collegial here and if you don't like that you can kiss my hairy irish buttocks.

Offensive tackle Daniel Loper will visit the Detroit Lions today, according to his agent, Leonard Roth. This guy had a good solid season with the Titans and plays OT and G. Looking for a starting job and I suspect he'd be happier with us than Detroit. Git er done!

Have you been reading the same board? I think there is pretty much consensus that we need linemen on both sides of the ball, a tight end, and possibly an outside linebacker. We have cornerbacks. Greer is fine and will probably start somewhere. Probably not here. He deserves not only first string money but also a chance to play first string.

I don't know who the hell he is either, but the Republicans put him up to give the most bizarre speech I ever heard after Obama's state of the union. Judging from his take on Hurricane Katrina, he's got to be from somewhere other than Louisiana. The other was a picture of George W. Bush when he played the Golum in Lord of the Rings.

We have a virtual reality program for surgery that is quite remarkable.

And they are a tasty addition to a stir fry!!!

whoa...what erudite thinking..am I reading the nazi board?

or the ball python snake scam

KO SIMPSON? DO YOU KNOw WHO HE IS????? Maybe he'll be performing to live up to his embarrassing tirade earlier this year.

Add Schobel, McGee, Poszluzny and Moorman and we've got a deal! Nothing like a qb with a serious case of diabetes as a guy to stake your franchise on. The disease runs in my family and I've noticed that when it decides its time for you to be in trouble you are in BIG trouble. Love Cutler, love the way he handles himself, but I suspect his career will be shorter than most given the nature of the disease. g

Good strategy. Mine is the opposite. I go to three or four dealers, drive the various cars I want (generally three similar models, two or three years old) do my research and then go in for the kill. I bring the checkbook. I talk with the salesman, drive around, meet with him forever, haggle every little thing. Every time he tries to get me to do something, I do something different. "Wait here while I check with my manager"...I leave, get lunch do chores and come back. Start over. The key is I get HIM to invest hours and hours in the sale before I give him the bottom line. Then when he starts with the boss thing...and brings the boss in. I pull out the checkbook. "Are you into bullshitting all day or are you into selling cars?" If I don't like the answer I leave. The guy calls me two days later accepting my last price. I tell him I have a better offer (and in fact I do) and lower my last bottom line another two hundred. Price accepted. I don't do this very often as I keep the car five or six years, but I do get a kick out of the process. I learned a long time ago I wasn't going to change it so I figured I would make my own game out of it.

it's you, skippy!

The only trickle down I've seen is the Republican give away to the bankers and the two of them peeing all over us and blaming a guy whose been in office less than ten weeks! I love it after haring all of the PPP'ers blaming Clinton and absolving Bush for 9/11 because Bushie had been in office for only nine months!

Get over it-It's only money.

I'm partial to the C and W song "I stepped into a pile of you and got love all over me."

Whoa...Booker Edgerson had one of the greatest plays in the history of football in running down Lance Alworth while Curt Gowdy was calling Lance the fastest man in football, but he played in the same era as Byrd and I don't think anyone who went through those years would put Edgerson above Byrd. Otherwise I'd have to say that its a pretty good all time team he has come up with. I like that he gave kudos to a couple of very valuable runner ups as well.

James was the best. In the list following I'm surprised I'm not hearing Butch Byrd's name. He was one hell of a corner on the championship team. I also can't believe George Saimes doesn't come up for discussion. I saw all of them play and I think some of the true champions of the early years are being missed. However James is and was head and shoulders over all cornerbacks ever to play for the bills.

I never believed we are doomed until our first regular season loss. I'm a rooster-eyed optimist.

Hmmm...can't be all bad. Why does he limit himself to blind ones?

agreed. Let's not go there.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090301/ap_on_en_ot/obit_harvey Harvey's dying request was that he not be interred in Cincinnatti.

Yeah...and we'd be picking first in the draft as well!

AAAAAAND ... (oh no!) We have a winner.