UConn James

Actually, as team president, he did approve them.... Proof positive that he inhabits the dark netherworld with Mephistopheles, Beelzebub, Lucifer and Jon Lovitz.

My uncle has a neighbor who is obsessive-complusive about his lawn --- manicured rows and column, like a baseball field. The neighbor crossed into his yard one time. Three days later so it would really show, he nonchalantly took out his push mower and started mowing his lawn, then went halfway into the neighbor's lawn, did a loop-de-loop and a zig-zag and went back to mowing his own. The neighbor was on the front step watching the whole time with a look on his face. Didn't do or say a thing b/c he knows my uncle is a certifiably crazy ex-Marine. (The neighbor's son actually plays for the Calgary Flames. Or, rather, this year he is not playing for the Calgary Flames.)

Let's take a look at the transcript: :doh: At the very least, I don't think he should be telling the one about bin Laden as "proof their ancestors had sex with camels"... "Moral outrage is jealousy with a halo" -- HG Wells

Owens is a cancer, whether you tell us we can mention this fact or not. Moulds has been a solid leader for 7 years, has done everything in his power to help the team in both his contract and his play and kept his friggin' yap shut even when times were bad. I don't expect amatuer bean-counters and trade-scenario-ists to understand this, tho.

Yeah, there's still public hearings, but by and large what Lola wants, Lola gets. Esp. with the current Congress. And there's been a lot of backroom haggling already. CT spent $3/4M to "come up with ideas" to present to the Pentagon why the sub base should stay open. It takes that much money to come up with "ideas," I guess. Money well spent. I was a little surprised it's on the list too, esp. along w/ closing the one in Maine, b/c proximity to NYC and Boston. In total, the Pentagon wants to close 180 sites, including 33 large bases. In a lot of those towns, it's going to be like when GM pulled out of Flint. Fat needs to be trimmed, tho. I'm just a little worried we're falling into the same trap the Romans did.

Sen. Thune beat Daschle by making a promise in his campaign that he'd keep Ellsworth AFB open. Rep. Rob Simmons tacitly implied the same about the sub base in New London. I can only repeat the mantra, 'Don't make promises your ass can't cash.' Not saying the closings aren't warranted. But it's pretty stevestojanny when the military could save a lot more by actually knowing where half of their inventory is.

I was referring to the Playboy advertisement on the page. 'No links to obscene materials allowed' does not mean 'Some links to obscene materials allowed.' And the section you're quoting from has to do w/ the volume of OT posts in the offseason duldrums vs. during the season. Not that it's okay to post nudie pictures in the offseason.

'Giant' blue is exactly what they were trying to get rid of. I don't wear jerseys anymore (except a blank old-style Sabres one when I'm playing hockey) but I can't count how many times people thought it was the Jints. Absent wearing a Bills helmet, it was hard to tell. Too bad they now look like the Broncos (A sleeve logo while bumping the numbers to the shoulders would correct this, but they'd have to get rid of the ugly yoke on the white jerseys).

Heads up. I see boobies. TBD Terms of Service

Let's see how well he does with a team he doesn't inherit.

You would've thought that same thing in '94....

I'm sure she did. The point you're blowing by is that SHE DIDN'T TAKE THE CLASS.* * To be read in the same manner as the FedEx commercial where the guy needs to have it explained, "We don't get 'French' benefits!"

Hm. Well, the other car wasn't a red punchbuggy, was it? Could have been the woman Jack married, tho.

"I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person." Join the debate club. You might learn something about logical arguments. And hey, maybe you'll get out of World Civ!

Condolences. For anyone who doesn't understand how special that relationship is, there is an article in Field&Stream archives titled "Just A Dog" written by their gun dog columnist when he lost his best friend. Some people have no idea. My GSP had a close brush w/ death (leg was clipped by a car going 60 in a 10) last year that has me knowing when it's his time to go, it's going to be very tough. That writer, BTW, said that in his long experience, it's best to get a puppy after a few weeks and do your best to avoid carrying any baggage by making comparisons and bringing back sad memories (and that often, getting a different breed helps this).

How is saying that after-school activities should not count toward in-school credit constitute dumb logic? If you work on the student newspaper or yearbook, it's automatically somehow given that you read Shakespeare and therefore you can skip over eleventh-grade English? Because that is on par with what you are advocating.

The 'outcome' ideally derives from the 'rules.' On her transcript, she's short a credit in a required section. "Flexibility" would then mean that one can graduate w/o completely fulfilling the required sections. What does that portend for a slacker who wants to get out of geometry or history? People wax nostalgic about the '40s and '50s, a time when rules were actually enforced; it is precisely our society's "flexability" that allows a loosening of the boundaries at the margins to what we have today. Isabel, at 18 years old, understands that the rules are the rules, made her decision and is moving on. Maybe people should follow her cue.

I would say it is common sense for the same reason why a student shouldn't be allowed to take 6 gym classes and get an out on World Civ b/c he or she went on a field trip into international waters. High school sports are not equivalent to gym class for the same reason the chess club shouldn't be; it's extra-curricular. There are the J.P. Losmans of the world who'd do that, and then take it to the BOE or the courts. And they'd be right. You bend the rules for one kid, you bend them for everyone.

Mary Ann. Definitely Mary Ann.

In his eighth year on the job, assuming a 180-day school year, hypothetically, he won't have to spend a single day at work. Nice!

And if it wasn't readily apparent to Rian Lindell before, he's gotta know he's on the hot seat.

So, she made the decision that she needed to take two (apparently) elective music classes and not take the gym class that was required to graduate. She's dealing with the consequences of that decision. <shrug> Good luck at Trinity, Isabel.

-A brain surgeon whose patient dies of a blot clot on the operating table. -A psychologist who has a crazy wife or is crazy as a loon himself. -A celebrity show host who regularly reports on the shortfalls/sins of Hollywood and who should know better who enters rehab and has copies of his phone calls to hookers all over the Web. -A pope who truly, purely loved the youth of the world who couldn't protect altar boys by forcefully standing up to his own priests and cardinals, demanding some butt. .... There are probably better analogies than these to this specific topic, but the backhand of irony isn't reserved exclusively for these guys, that's for sure.

I'm not sold on it simply b/c they're going to open the hatch in the season finale. Seems kind of moot that they'd split b/c of it. I knew it was Sun. Interesting stuff about Kate, this was the guy when she claimed to have killed the man she loved, even tho it was his choice to stay in the car. So, I gather she was wanted for something when she went into the hospital. Can anyone w/ TiVo pause on the cop's newspaper? And then on the time capsule, was the writing on the cover discernable? She left the toy airplane on the car seat. Who do you suppose put it in the safe deposit box 815? Yeah, an unanswerable question. Is anyone getting more biblical readings w/ the raft=arc, and the big tree (the camera lingered on it for a while, maybe I'm putting too much to that) as the Tree of Knowledge?

Why don't you look up who the biggest contributors are in most political campaigns: MBNA. And let me tell you, that's not for nothing.