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Show is currently 4 episodes in. I've been watching and am still on the fence about the series. It is very graphic for network TV, close to HBO or Showtime level violence and gore. Has interesting Edgar Allen Poe/literary angle. Just wondering if anyone is watching and what you think?

Was just about to post that this play was my favorite of McGee's career. The sad thing was that it came at the end of the 1st half and time expired and the Bills got no points out of it.

NFL mulls storm back-up plans... What do you think, would a Super saturday be okay with you? http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/story/_/id/8940414/nfl-mulling-super-bowl-xlviii-backup-plans-report

I heard, from a very reliable source, that the Bills are targeting the little-known Jeff Posey. (Set your alarm clock for 12:01 AM.)

One of her tweets simply read: Naked. Wet. Stoned. Where were these teachers when i was a student?

Put this in a redundant post by mistake: One of the all-time great opening lines to a column: "For once in his life, Ron Jeremy is not stiff yet." http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/porn-star-ron-jeremy-critical-condition-report-article-1.1251363

http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/porn-star-ron-jeremy-critical-condition-report-article-1.1251363 One of the all-time great opening lines to a column: "For once in his life, Ron Jeremy is not stiff yet."

Thanks, Brother. I fixed the link as well.

I love all that have already been posted, but I am positive that I have the definitive answer. This scene proves why Jack Lemmon had no peers as an actor. It's from Robert Altman's "Short Cuts." (Great movie, btw.) In the scene he is explaining to his "son" about a decades old affair that he had on his wife with her sister. Take a moment and watch it and experience a true master at the very top of his game.

A strange side note to the Blizzard is that many people equate it with the first ever TV mini-series, "Roots," as it made it's debut when most people were shut in with nothing else to do, but watch TV.

Great pic, thanks for sharing. I was 12 when the Blizzard hit and what i remember most was that CB radios were all the rage. Our neighbor had a 4-WD Blazer and volunteered to make emergency runs. We kept in touch with him on the CB. I also remember being really proud of my community (NF) as there were so many stories of people helping each other.

January 28th was the start of the worst storm in the region's history? Where were you on that fateful day?

Could be that you're on to something Really, I love the way you think outside the box Another, lesser, person might not see it so clearly You, however, are not like the others Or you are too modest to take a rightful bow Not that anyone would blame you for taking credit where credit is due. Zapateado is what I hear when you lay your rhythms down at TSW.

You should have listened to the guy on the loudspeaker when he said, "The brown acid is bad, man."

If they drafted Nassib it would be a very interesting experiment. In essence, you'd be getting a rookie going into his 4th year of the offense with the same coach and OC. It's never been done before and I almost want them to do it, just to see if it is as advantageous as it appears,on paper, that it might be .

http://www.the-hog-farm.net/shop-wins-hog.html There was a similar lawsuit won back in 1997 by a West Seneca motorcycle shop called the "Hog Farm." Harley-Davidson brought all sorts of litigation against them and tried to get them to buckle under the legal strain. They held on and won! Horray for the little guy!

But for one play, I would concur.

One of the best lines ever uttered on a live NHL game was when Fox interviewed Dennis Hopper and asked him what he thought of their new "glowing puck" innovation. Hopper looked hard into the camera and said, "What are you talking about? I've been seeing that for years, man."

NFL considering technology that would allow 1st down line to be seen by fans at stadium. http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/8870445/nfl-consider-bringing-first-line-technology-stadiums

Well said. Hey, maybe we should kick the tires on Art Schlichter one more time, too.

This is the definition of the word from the good people at Merriam-Webster. The second definition clearly makes the word properly used colloquially for a sports team. 1 : a succession of rulers of the same line of descent 2 : a powerful group or family that maintains its position for a considerable time

I think whether or not they win another Super Bowl going forward will have a lasting impact on how history ultimately views them. I agree with John Warrow that BB is a great game manager - especially the Broncos intentional safety game that he referenced, but the videotaping reality does take a lot of the lustre off of the trophies. Win one without the spying advantage and impress everyone.

Not long ago, the *Pats seemed to have one of the all-time great dynasties of all-time. Since then, they posted a perfect regular season, only to lose in the SB. Got caught in the spygate scandal. Lost another SB to the Giants and now have lost the AFC title game at home to the Ravens. How do you think history will judge the Belichick/Brady era? Will they win another SB? Discuss...

Tony Farina is the guy that writes about the possibility of a NF Stadium, not me. I have no affiliation with the Niagara Falls Reporter and haven't since the new ownership took over early last year. (I also believe that the NF stadium theory is based on a lot of speculation and connecting dots that may never meet). And, no I was being facetious about him actually reading the playbook, but, considering how gullible he's offering himself out to be, I do seriously doubt his ability to properly handle the myriad of situations that NFL players need to navigate in their career.