buckeyemike

You got your peanut butter in my chocolate. Hey, I'm a Christian. I've heard about the Illuminati for a long time. I believe in the Illuminati about as much as I believe in the Tooth Fairy. Or a title for the Browns this year.

You forgot Milt Plum. Hopefully, Brady Quinn ends that. Otherwise,

Some stories about the Rubber Bowl from today's Akron Beacon Journal. I've only driven by the Rubber Bowl; I've never actually been in the stadium. You can tell on TV, though, that the place is a dump. It hasn't aged well. The Rubber Bowl is also not the easiest place in the world to get to. The Akron Zips deserve their new stadium.

I know that 80s on 8 (formerly The Big 80s) has been in the top 3 consistently and #1 from time to time. Probably because of the presence of the four living original MTV VJs. For those of you under age 21, MTV used to play music videos. All the time.

The most ever for the franchise. They laid an egg against the Steelers, kicked the Giants' rear ends, and the defense failed miserably against Denver. Thankfully, neither of the two remaining MNF games are at home (the other is at Philadelphia on December 15).

Great. Another part of my childhood just died.

If it snows, I just hope it's not a blizzard like last year in Cleveland.

Every bit, LA. Every bleepin' bit. We're hopeful here that Brady's more than the next Bernie Kosar, who is still widely loved in Cleveland (he's the co-owner of the Arena Football League's Cleveland Gladiators). This team is just so freakin' dysfunctional right now. Before. 1980 was Brian Sipe's MVP year. How could anyone ever forget the San Diego Beach Boy coolness that was Brian Sipe? I saw him on TV not too long ago. Sipe's pushing 60 and looks 40. Not a gray hair to be found.

According to the Sirius website, there is no current end date for the Grateful Dead channel or E Street. They did run Springsteen once before about three years ago, ended it, then brought it back. E Street's been on continuously for the past year or so. End date for Led Zeppelin is 1/1/09; for AC/DC it's 1/15/09. New channel info for Sirius.

with the Monday night game in Orchard Park upcoming. Bills squandering promising start. (like you all needed to read that one) Scouting Report from Plain Dealer hack Tony Grossi. Quit? Nobody quits until we say so! I will post more as I find them, and as the game approaches.

JSYK, I did a search prior to posting, but didn't find that thread. Great though!

They call child molesters and kiddie porn fanatics "Short Eyes" in the joint. Other prisoners do things to Short Eyes that I won't mention here, but we all know what they are.

On the mountain overlooking the Sun Bowl back in September. I have a couple of comments here. 1) I hate it when people record off their TV, but this is the best video I could find. 2) I didn't know BlueFire took his girlfriend to see the Longhorns in El Paso. 3) Listen to the comment of the announcer at the end..."Looks like they're having a great time!"

The problem with that is that the Beatles' rights holder(s) haven't allowed a lot of their music to be available. There will be a Guitar Hero or Rock Band Beatles edition (I forget which), but you still can't purchase Beatles songs or albums off iTunes. Which sucks, of course.

They did bring in some new channels, though. BB King's Bluesville on Channel 74. Willie's Place (Willie Nelson) on Channel 64. Bob Dylan and Tom Petty come to Channel 16's Deep Tracks (formerly The Vault). I know these probably aren't your cup of tea, Bluefire, but give the changes a chance.

Link from ESPN.com. Link from the Cleveland Plain Dealer. I know some of you may remember Score as a terrific pitcher who got hit in the eye by a line drive in 1957, but I remember him as the voice of many Cleveland summers. Usually, the Indians would be pretty bad, but I always loved listening to Herb. I also went to high school with his son Dave, who was a year ahead of me at Rocky River High. Although I did not know him personally, his voice was always one that meant warm weather and summer was on the way, especially when heard from Tucson or Winter Haven during a March snowstorm. His last game? Game 7 of the 1997 World Series, lost by the Tribe in heartbreaking fashion to the Marlins. About a year after that, Score had a car accident that almost killed him. I know he had at least two strokes after that and had been confined to a wheelchair for the past several years. RIP Herb. You will be missed by all in Cleveland over the age of 20.

Those were actually pretty popular on the homefront during WWII. I remember reading that one was held at Cleveland Municipal Stadium around the same time and drew over 70,000 people. They even had an air raid drill during the show. The lights of the stadium were turned off. No one made a sound, lit a match, or pulled out a flashlight.

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Madonna was last hot sometime around 1986. You know, back when she was wearing her underwear outside her clothes. There is a long-standing rumor that, during her star-making MTV Video Awards appearance where she's wearing a wedding gown and writhing on the edge of the stage, that she wasn't wearing panties and you could see right up Broadway. That may have been where millions of boys between 11 and 14 successfully reached puberty. What we have here is a 50 year old skank whose best days are behind her. Yeah, she's in shape and can still dance a little bit, but who really wants to get together with an old tramp? BTW, you know what's really scaring me about this thread? Crayonz is starting to make sense. I think it's a sign of the Apocalypse.

I remember when this happened, because this was not too far from where I live. They were all smiles after finding the money. But the love of money is the root of all evil...

Mark Schlabach on ESPN.com has the same thing. Linky. That would be great for the UB program...sunshine, palm trees and hula girls leading up to a date with the Hawaii Warriors on Christmas Eve.

Hell, I found Jimmy Hoffa.

Boy, I've enjoyed watching Dean and erynthered go at it for the last 20 posts or so. This is your best post yet. You're dead-bang right on Ralph Nader, whom I believe is a miserable human being. People who supported Gore in 2000 should rightfully blame Nader for stealing that election...not Bush. Nader's basic problem is that he's been coasting off "Unsafe at Any Speed" for the last 45 years. BTW, my Dad owned 2 Corvairs in the 60s and never had any problems with them. Dad told me he read Nader's book and thought he was a boldfaced liar.

Sounds like Philly fan. After all, they booed Santa Claus at Franklin Field years ago when the Eagles still played there.

For $8.00 you can buy a six-pack of Fosters and drink it in the parking lot. At least in Cleveland you can.