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You'd think a pressure cooker full of metallic objects would be heavy. I bet they can reconstruct a bomb almost exactly like what was used and determine how heavy it really was, and what it would look like being carried in the bag/backpack used.

baby got back. and front. and side. and top & bottom & left & right and every whichaway

I too was at that game - my first roadie. We were at about the 10 yard line toward the dawg pound so we could see it pretty well and were glad we weren't in it. We had a couple of guys behind us talk smack for a while, but when it got interesting in the 4th quarter they shut up til the pick at the end. All we had to say to them after was "Denver's gonna kick your ass".

I'd send me. I think that would be the coolest thing ever.

You must have bad aim too

since when does oral sex = sodomy? She must have really bad aim.

So be it.

I got a hug from a 20-something Ravens fan-girl walking out of the stadium after that overtime loss a few years back.

Every away game I go to (at least 1 a year). Never had an issue personally, although I've been around a couple.

So glad her training paid off, and to hear she's unharmed.

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About to do mine. Actually did a little better than the past few years.

He's waiting for a good fare sale between Detroit & Buffalo

Wonder if he was compelled to boo his own team after last night's 15-shot offensive outburst.

Because of the island visible under the bridge when the camera pans left, I'm gonna say 59th St.

Sounds like a pan flute http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1QJ8ijnNxM&feature=player_embedded

My version of the recording lost audio but the picture was intact. It started around halftime (with the score 17-17) and went til almost the end of the 3rd quarter.

Very much a Hendrix desciple, who went more R&B than blues like Jimi did.

It was the password to your ieatcrayonz alter-ego account

Yep my wife grew up in the Mohawk Valley (Ilion/Frankfort/Herkimer/Mohawk) and my in-laws still live there so I visit quite a bit. They're a little more advanced than say Fonda or Little Falls - stuck in the 1960s maybe

The story I have about this game actually occurred the other night as I re-watched it. My son looks at the TV screen and instantly says "Oh I remember this game. I went to it. We crush them. This is when I was actually a Bills fan". He was 6 years old when he went to this game and I'm sure he hasn't seen it since it happened. Sadly the years of mediocrity have taken their toll on his fandom. But apparently not on his memory. Yep. Every spring I start digging out the old recordings. I copied this one from VHS to DVD as I watched.

It wasn't scary so much. A lot more psychological (if possible) than Silence of the Lambs. The FBI's profiler seems just as likely to be a serial killer as the people he's trying to find, and then to put him together with Lecter? I will say that I was surprised at just how graphic it was. If this was a movie 25 years ago it would have gotten an 'R' for sure.

No, but I did just watch the permiere of Hannibal last night. CREEPY!

As was Bryce Fisher. It was mentioned during that game that Milloy had missed several games with a broken arm and had recently come back. We went on a 8-1 run after that (of course only to lose to the Stillers scrubs in the finale to miss the playoffs ) Sam Adams was freakishly fast off the snap for a man that big. That secondary was the only weak spot.