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It's a man with a mustache!

1) Use malwarebytes, microsoft security essentials for malware and anti virus. Both are free programs. Should be obvious, but make sure to update the databases to the newest version before you scan. 2) Delete any "extras" like browser toolbars, "optimizers", etc using the add/remove programs. 3) speaking of browsers, I recommend Google Chrome over internet explorer. 4) make your paging file a static size. Do a google search for windows 7 page file. 5) Delete any temporary files by using the built in windows disk cleaner or using a program like CCleaner. 6) Defrag your hard drive If your computer is still slow, you may have something that slipped by the scans. In that case, format and reinstall windows and your programs. Make sure to not install any toolbars or "extras" when downloading free programs like Java or adobe flash. Then follow the previous steps on a regular basis as preventative maintenance.

Swass

Prayers for you and your family

If it makes you feel any better, you're friggin huge when standing next to me.

No, but he's gotta be pretty confident. That wire , plus the mist and wind looks ridiculous.

Even an average decathelete could own a top pro at a variety of sports. Therefore, after googling "greatest decathlon athelete", my vote goes to Roman Sebrle.

John Belushi, Decathlon Champion. http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/little-chocolate-donuts/280260

Good lord. Next up, do some research on famous June 6ths in history.

First of all, John Butler was a decent person. I met him two times and he was very nice. As for a creep, how about Ronnie Harmon? A guy with gambling connections drops an easy playoff game winning TD? Come on now. As for the biggest creep in all of Buffalo history, one Orenthal James Simpson. Arguably the best player in franchise history forever sullies the name Buffalo Bills.

Four out of five dentists leaves one dentist.

Nice legs on #15

http://articles.cnn.com/2008-11-11/justice/klan.slaying_1_ku-klux-klan-louisiana-fatal-shooting?_s=PM:CRIME Crimes in the name of religion happen all the time.

John Gurtler

My grandfather sent me a picture yesterday from his time in WWII. He was recovering in Guam following an injury as a result of a shot down kamikaze fighter. My grandfather is 86 years old, and he was about 19 in the picture. It's a great picture simply because of that. It's a completely awesome picture because of the date written on the bottom. It says "[name], Agana Airfield, Guam, Aug. 14, 1945, The day the war was over". Pretty ridiculous picture. My wife, who doesn't know her history as much as she should, asked the importance of that picture. I said it would be like having a picture of her relative in Ford's Theater on 4/14/1865 or Dallas Texas on 11/22/63, or in philadelphia on 7/4/1776. The inscription is soooo cool.

Really??? I was at that game by the way. We got something like 12+ inches of snow DURING the game. It was really a fun time. The Bills and Dolphins were putting on a great show, and we won the game, but the biggest cheers of the day were for Dean Martin, "Let it Snow", during one of the squalls.

Would you eat the moon if it were made I'd BBQ spare ribs? Its a simple question. Just answer yes and move on.

I have really slacked off from my movie watching days. Between my family and my job, life has become rather demanding. However, I saw a great documentary last week about Ayrton Senna. Search for "senna" on Netflix streaming. If you aren't into racing, it's about a formula 1 driver who becomes world champ and dies on the track. It's subtitled, but it is awesome.

I saw him AFTER the chiefs AFC championship game. We were waiting to get on our bus and he came up and played the shout song on his trumpet. I didn't know who he was at the time. Some time later, he was on Letterman and I told my dad "hey, that's the guy from the Bills game".

Hulk hogan bought me Wendy's at the Atlanta airport when I was 18 or 19.

That was awesome.

http://money.cnn.com/2012/05/11/autos/carroll-shelby-obit/index.htm?hpt=hp_t2 At age 17, I was able to check something off of my bucket list... I was able to drive a 1965 A. C. Shelby Cobra. An awesome, unforgettable experience!

The best one I was at involved a bunch of guys, BBQ, and beer. We ate, drank, and laughed for a good 9 or 10 hours before each suffering from awful hangovers.

They had a bunch of clips on buffalobills.com and that was one of them.

That guy deserves a self high five!