buckeyemike

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...nice.

Hyde Park's a Cleveland-based steakhouse. There are four in this area, and they are all supposed to be top-of-the-line. I've never actually eaten at one, but they've catered hors d'oeuvres at events I've been to. To put it straight, I've never eaten anything bad from Hyde Park.

I like big butts and I cannot lie... Seriously, I like women who are curvy as well. At least my wife Kim eats a cheeseburger every so often.

Price-wise, they're a little bit higher than Giant Eagle (and higher still than your local Wal-Mart or wherever else you buy groceries these days). Quality-wise, there is absolutely no comparison. Heinen's runs circles around everybody else locally. They are the closest thing NE Ohio has to Wegman's.

The Italian sub from Jersey Mike's in Fairview Park, Ohio. I know they're a chain, but those Italian subs are so freakin' good. Heinen's stores in the Cleveland area make a killer hoagie as well.

Yes! Also, King Kong Bundy.

Linky. It is one of the funniest things I've seen in quite a while.

I think it could be ol' Billy Boy. Hill's gonna be out of the country a lot. Bill needs to occupy himself, or else he's just gonna be chasing more and more tail around NYS in the next four years.

I haven't said this on this board yet, but I will now: Because we're in a world of hurt, I am willing to give President-Elect Obama his entire first term to see what he can do before I decide whether or not to oppose his policies. That's right. Not six months. Not one year. Four years. It's gonna take that long to rectify matters. Rome wasn't built in a day. Neither was this mess we find ourselves in.

Cleveland Indians for me. I'm just about done with the NFL. I haven't watched more than two quarters of an NFL game this year. Cavaliers in basketball here...the only reason to watch NBA games is Lebron. Hockey? Sabres. College? Ohio State, West Virginia, Hawaii, LSU, Arizona State.

I bring you the entire "Turkeys Away" episode from WKRP in Cincinnati. With the best closing line in TV history from Arthur Carlson..."As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly."

I will remember that if we make it to four years from now.

RIP. A very sad story on the horrors of war.

Getting back to the original topic... There's some damn good stuff at Heinen's in the Cleveland area. Their hoagies and burgers are terrific, the sushi is good, and they have make-you-own stir frys as well.

Happy Birthday Puhonix. He should be feeling better these days. And a Happy Birthday to Niagara Bill too!

I think we just figured out the BCS computer system.

My God...Crayonz is making sense. The Apocalypse must be near.

Yawn. Nothing to see here. Move on.

That's the case. The MAC has tie-ins to 3 bowls (Motor City, International, and GMAC). But ESPN is listing that the Pac-10 may not have enough eligible teams for all their bowl positions, which include the Hawaii Bowl. Thus, their potential interest in UB. I still think that would be terrific...UB vs. Hawaii in paradise.

How old are you, ya whippersnapper?

Wow. Congrats to the UB Bulls. It is an amazing story. First bowl birth...Hawaii or Detroit? We'll see.

I read this topic thinking that aussie was going to get something else in KC. Needless to say, I'm disappointed.

I'll go one further: In 1951, the University of San Francisco fielded an undefeated team. According to the Wikipedia entry: The 1951 University of San Francisco Dons football team is widely regarded by many to be one of the greatest, if not the greatest, college football teams to ever play the game. The 1951 squad went undefeated and the team boasted ten future NFL players, five future NFL Pro-Bowlers, and three future members of the NFL Hall of Fame -- a record for one college team. Even the future NFL Commissioner, Pete Rozelle, played a role as the Dons' Athletic Publicist. At the height of their success, the team experienced one of the greatest snubs in college football history. Due to the team having two African-American star players in Ollie Matson and Burl Toler (Toler went on to become the first African-American official in the NFL), they were not invited to play in any of the college football bowl games. The SEC (Southeastern Conference), in 1951, would not schedule teams with black players, and the Orange Bowl invited the USF squad to play, minus Toler and Matson. Players from that team that went on to play in the NFL include Ollie Matson, Gino Marchetti, Bob St. Clair, Dick Stanfel, Ed Brown, Lou Stephens, Burl Toler, Joe Scudero, Roy Barni, Mike Mergen, Merrill Peacock, and Ralph Thomas. This was the last Division I team that USF fielded. The football team was disbanded after the season due to financial constraints. I saw their story on Fox Sports not too long ago. This is the first I heard about UB's story. Grace and dignity carried the day.

Where is this cigar store, Dean? Can I join you there? Please?

Brawndo...it's what plants crave!! Great movie...I'm starting to think that Idiocracy could be at least semi-prophetic.