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No, No! It's that other CTU suit that Dressler is doing. The one Tony just figured out. He's the mole!

Yes. Now you might not have to expect either of them to start right off the bat, which can't hurt you.

So you can't communicate with a feeding tube in you after all. That settles some things.

Want to go to Nicks for lunch today?

This could be posted on The Onion and no one would be able to tell the difference.

Did Donovan puke all over you?

I believe DeMulling was between 2.5 and 3 mil per year, this is under 2 mil per

I have to have that puking smiley now.

That's great for whining and posturing on radio talk shows and editorials, but unfortunately, things just don't work that way. Sorry, but deal with it. If we don't spend it, they will. There are enough soccer mullet yahoos up here that a stadium will get used and tickets will be purchased. No one may want to hear this, or care, but there is a market for soccer here. It's not money going down the drain. It's not a risk. You just saw 600 Million go downstate on a football stadium we will never get anything out of up here, yet 9 million for Rochester might as well be wrapped in rotten meat. No righteous stance on fiscal responsibility is going to change what just happened. Just keep on giving yourself a pat on the back for being all hardball, while at the end of the day our money gets spent somewhere else by people who know how to take us for granted.

I'll be sure to e-mail one of those online thank you cards to Mike Martz.

Thinking like this is how NYC ends up with 600 mil of our money.

Uh, yes it is. But 600 mil is ok for NYC. Thanks for that.

Meanwhile, the Rochester Rhinos are asking for 9 million more to build onto a 25 million stadium, and the locals act as if the Rhinos are eating babies for sport. I'm guessing that 9 million dollars pays for the doors to the lux boxes in the new Jets stadium..

Who needs the Bush doctrine? Soccer will do the job on it's own.

Warning - It's soccer.

Has anyone here actually seen MW this spring?

What draft? Last year? probably not, this year, probably, based on player rankings.

Has he seen "Sideways" yet? I hear it was a good movie.

He's got people, like Elvis did. Elvis's people.

I think it's just Moulds, he has the numbers and that longevity that counts.

All Steinbrenner needs to do is invest in some Glade Plug-Ins and Yankee Stadium is all set.

Thanks, but I'm just a sophomoric hack, you want writing? go here.

Ok, I saw it again, and one thing I learned was why the big hair 80's lasted so long. Apparently, it takes a decade or two for the hair to flatten out entirely, but anywhoo. So the goth Michael Bolton guy is on, only no longer goth, more like Kid Rock now. He is asked what he remembers from the 90's. His answer was that he doesn't remember the 90's because he spent the decade touring with his band and writing songs. Party on, American Idol! This week, he wears one of those cowboy hats that looks like someone cut a swathe out of the side of a dairy cow and covered the top of the hat with it. He goes out to the crowd, putting the hat on Paula in the process. Instantly, I was reminded of the Matthew McConaghey character in "Dazed and Confused" that said "yeah, high school chicks, man. I keep getting older, and they just stay the saaaammmee agggeee". Paula says she is keeping the hat, she might want to defer that question to the wardrobe dept. Cool song, though, never thought I'd hear the Black Crowes on AI. Simon then tells him that it reminded him of a wedding, and all across America, Bolton's core base slunked down in their chairs in dispair. Which is another question altogether, what is his base? The show will lead you to believe that it's young girls, but really, I think it's early-to-middle aged men who wear satin jackets from FM radio stations (classic rock, lite rock hits, that kind of fare) who are either in, or want to be in the biz. The booby girl comes out, pretty boring. and wears acceptable clothing. It just doesn't work when it's cleaned up. The aforementioned big hair situation comes out, sings a country song about freedom and independence day and stuff like that. It confirms a suspicion I had that 19E, the company that produces this show, has had the plan all along to capitalize on the red state/blue state craze that is all the rage lately. The problem lies in their attempts to find an acceptable and consistent "blue state" foe for her, what with the potentials quitting, sucking out, wearing mohawks, singing Partridge Family songs and whatnot. The "other rocker" tell us that the 90's to him meant grunge! and Seattle! and Rock! and all that cool hard-ass rock! Then he proceeds to jackboot our lame asses with some hard core Bonnie Raitt. Simon calls him a classic pop star, and I proceed to go stick my spinning head in the oven. The trach hole kid comes out wearing this bright lime green shirt and, get this, shiny white leather loafers! Exactly the kind you get when you rent a cheap tuxedo! He looks like a freaking popsicle! This dreadlocked guy comes out, brings all kinds of suck to the masses, Randy tells him flat out that he has problems singing low. Paula then goes on for about ten minutes about how memorable it was, how f-ing awesomely awesome-like he is and how she hears that song all the time but only he can make it memorable, yada yada yada... Simon then turns to her and says " you need a new CD collection" BAM! The only other observation of note was the trailer park love singer who wore silk pajamas on stage, Hefner-style. He must get lots of action.

Not as stupid as what I heard on the "Glenn Beck" show yesterday, he asked someone if he thought Steven Hawking should be put to death. Ah, no, I believe Steven Hawking has the ability to wheel over to your house and answer you himself. Glenn Beck is a sick little pud.

No sh--. Didn't know that. I see your point now, sorry.