Mikie2times

azepp- Like I said the girlfriends obsessed, I avoid it at all costs but still see enough to despise it. UCONN- Not the same at all, but in my case it is. (I don't mean this in a bad way if you read this Jenny )

I hope that’s the case, this reality show craze is driving me insane. Television cameras on somebody 24/7 doesn't equal reality. Feeding somebody booze 24/7, and showing the worst moments of the binge doesn't equal reality. The worst one of them all is the sweet 16 show on MTV. A bunch of spoiled freaking rotten 16 year olds that don't know what it's like to be on your own. I know the point is to get a reaction, but this crap makes me want to puke and never watch again. Rant over, HD rocks, sorry for side tracking the thread.

Give it a couple months

I'd take the national geographic in HD over most regular programming. That said my girlfriend/wife is obsessed with reality TV, and for the time being I would rather not watch that crap with anymore clarity. The Bills however would be a sight to behold.

7-11 sells gas?

Good post, agree with everything you said.

I went on NFL.com and fired up Excel to look at the first 4 starts of NFL quarterbacks. Since the game log information only went back to 2000 I had to stay within that time frame, and if I missed some QB’s it wasn’t intentional. Group 1 is players I don’t think we want JP to be associated with, Group 2 are player we would like JP to become. JP Losman- 48% 433 Yards 1TD 2INT Group 1 Harrington - 54% 957 Yards 5TD 5INT Krenzel- 46% 603 Yards 3TD 5INT Boller- 53% 468 Yards 2TD 6INT Carr- 45% 519 Yards 4TD 6INT Grossman- 50% 664 Yards 2TD 3INT McNown- 61% 851 Yards 3TD 2INT Ramsey- 51% 858 Yards 6TD 4INT Dorsey- 55% 755 Yards 5TD 7INT Average- 52% 709Yards 3.75 TD 4.75 INT Group 2 Brees- 59% 608 Yards 4TD 2INT Brady- 61% 820 Yards 5TD 0INT Lefwhich- 56% 981 Yards 4TD 8INT E. Manning- 39% 450 Yards 1TD 6 INT Pennington- 77% 1005 Yards 6TD 2INT Big Ben- 71% 761 Yards 5TD 2INT Palmer- 55% 875 Yards 3 TD 7INT Average- 60% 785 Yards 4TD 3.86INT Out of all 15 QB’s JP is last in yards, tied for last in TD’s, and has a better completion % then only three other QB’s. JP is struggling badly, and it seems like its popular opinion for some to say this is normal, but his struggles surpass the normal ones a QB goes threw. I’m very troubled by all this but I do think we should stick out the year with JP at the helm. The rest of this team is not playoff ready, and to me it’s worth it to find out if he can turn things around ala Eli Manning. By the way Manning is also probably the only guy on the list that played worse then JP in his first four. It looks bleak but we still have hope.

Right now we have no AFC losses and no division losses. Frankly I wouldn't be surprised to see this team go 4-12 if they keep this up, but if they can turn it around we are still in the thick of the AFC East race. Miami at 2-1 has us next week, followed games with TB and Kansas City. New England has games coming up in Atlanta, and in Denver. If we win against Miami and the horrible Jets we will most likely be in a tie for first, 3-0 in the AFC, and 2-0 in the division. This team has been pathetic since week 2, but we still can be tied for first after 6 games and perfect on tiebreakers. Mularkey has one week to get his players to understand this and one last week to get this thing turned around. I don't expect a massive playoff push, but we waited a year to watch Bills football and I refuse to give up just yet. In terms of our chances this season, next week is a playoff game.

No kidding, I watched on at least two of the sacks the LG (Anderson) double up on Gandys man, only to see opposing DE loop around and come in untouched. WTF is the problem?

3rd and 15, easy first down against us.

The timeing of these calls are killing us, refs keep one more drive going for the Saints

Cambell cost us 60 yards on his holding call on fast Freddy’s return. Now he costs us 6 points on one of the most incredible returns I have ever seen. F-U Cambell!!!!!!!!!

I got a chance to watch them the last few weeks, and while I know it's gotten bad with Joe P. over the years I thought they had some creative play calling in the last two. In both games they hit on big reverses and did a great job mixing it up. If they can ever match up those freshman WR's with a great arm this team could be competing for the big ten title in the near future. That is of course if the play calling continues to come from this decade. BTW I also don't see Penn State winning many more, not against Michigan, Ohio State, or Michigan State at least. The Big Ten is riddled with quality teams this year that’s for sure.

I'll eat some crow for my post following the Northwestern game. First time in a long time Penn State has dominated a decent team like they did today. Don't rejoice yet though Penn State fans, the schedule looks brutal down the stretch.

Wife beater and shorts is ok, but make sure you go commando, foreign chicks love the unfiltered sounds and smells of this country. But before you leave first go to your local Coney Island and consume 2-3 chili dogs making sure to spill some sauce on the beater. Proceed to your car and lock all windows, also making sure to turn off the air conditioning. Pop in some Wayling Jennings and let nature run its course.

So we established that JD causes extreme rage, bipolarism, euphoria, vomiting, the sh!ts, and erectile dysfunction. Still not really sure why it makes people so pissed though

Considering the source I'm sure Horn is now 125% healthy. 25% more then even the healthiest of people.

I think we would have traded up for Joey Harrington, and the Patriots would not have won any Super Bowls if Bledsoe remained the starter. I do however think that Brady would have eventually surpassed Bledsoe. Given the Patriots coaching credentials, and odds Brady would see the field at one point (Injury, Preseason, Blow Out..ETC), his talent would have eventually shown. Other thoughts to ponder..... Big Ben would have most likely been our 1st round pick had Pittsburgh passed on him. If memory serves me right TD indicated this either directly or indirectly, and I also think he did it with Harrington. I know I'm going way off subject now but the final kick in the nuts is the fact that we could have picked up Delhomme. I know we just traded for Bledsoe the year prior but I still can't get over the very attainable Delhomme. We make a super bowl run the past two years with a QB like that, and at the very least would make the playoffs.

Believe me, I do enough of that already. In fact......

Go fug yourself

That’s what I'm saying, so many people react like that to just whiskey. I can drink anything else and a lot of it and be fine. I got used to Jameson and I still want to buy it when I'm drinking but it's not worth the BS. I just stick to the clear Liquor now and it's back to the fun drunk days.

I'm the same way; I'm cool as long as I'm not around people I know. I never got physically angry but I would always get a real short temper and say stuff to my girlfriend I would always have to apologize for the next day. Considering no other drink made me react like this I just decided to stop drinking the stuff. To bad, me and Jameson had some good times while it lasted.

I used to enjoy whiskey but after I realized it turned me into a mean SOB I stopped drinking the stuff. It's the only drink that makes me react this way, and since I know many others that share my views I just wanted to know if whiskey has anything outside of the alcohol that might cause this? Ahh sheet, I just noticed the OT forum, sorry for polluting the board.

Anybody know if it was performance enhancing? I doubt it was, probably some of that sticky icky.

I was just going to mention Peterson also. He tore his last year in the beginning of the year, and now he's back producing for the 49ers. For those Cowart comparisons also keep in mind he tore his knee the previous year in Tampa Bay. He returned for the Saints opener and then tore his Achilles. Those two injuries nearly back to back would kill even the best players. Takeo has hope!!!