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I thought McGahee was the next "Jordan" of endorsements? How can this be?

But yet you take the time to open the thread and make a LAMP? Id rather be the one who admits they watch American Idol

Happy Birthday wwvoice!

Hello Rob Johnson! Your Ron Mexico name, the ultimate disguise, is Sammy Cuba.

Hercules Qatar Classic site!!!!

Couldnt agree more. The Pople is human the Pope isnt God.

You can feel the LAMP when it comes to this new Pope annoucment here... Look At Me! I was the first one to report it!!!!

On the surface, I am against trading NC to the Redskins for the 9th overall pick... But if the Bills are able to get Ronde Barber out of Tampa Bay, got the 9th pick AND was able to trade down a bit and get more picks, thus fill the OL holes, and maybe even get a top notch TE or even get Nuge....Im all for it then.

Nate Clements is NOT traded, so I can keep my screenname Bills find a way to net another 2nd or 3rd round pick for 2005. Henry will not get traded to the Eagles.

This should be celebrated more then seeing the Olsen Twins turning 18...Sharaprova is MUCH hotter IMO

Well thats good at least for that...one less thing to complicate matters. Whatever you decide to do, I hope it all works out for you and her

All kidding aside from my previous post, this is a real tough call. First you have the fact she has a kid with someone else, PLUS it is your brothers' ex? Does he know you were seeing her at all? How would he react to you if you told him?

Does Travis Henry lust for 15 year old girls?

Thank you again RIP Sam Mills

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I agree. And thats why I get annoyed when so many people are quick to rip into Ki-Jana Carter. the injuries are what killed any chance of him possibly living up to beinga #1 overall pick.

Here is my other issue: If the Bills have to rely on players giving "hometown discounts" in a salary cap enviroment, that is telling.

The East did win the NBA title last year, did they not??? If the Nets can get a solid big man, who is good defensively, and with Kidd, Vince Carter and Jefferson next year, Nets could win it all next year.

Thats true too, if NC does not want to come back, and if Bills management knows this for certian, then it would make $en$e to deal him now and not get anything after 2005. Im just fearful this will continue to be a viscious cycle for the Bills, I hope that does not happen.

Wait, I thought the "salary cap" is here to make sure EVERY team is on EVEN terms, whatever happened to that concept? Oh thats right, its a mirage, I forgot. TD, go ahread and deal the All-Pro CB, lets develop yet another young player, and then in 2006 when the Bills are 8-8 again we will say "well lets give TD another year or two, we have some good young players that are ready to blossom"...then WM will want out, because the Bills "cannot afford him" then TD will get ANOTHER pick and draft a rookie RB, then in 2007 when the Bills go 7-9 we will say "well the rooke RB shows promise, lets give him and TD more time and see if the young RB develops"...see the cycle? Im down on TD if this deal goes down.

Of course Thurman's Helmet isnt going to like the deal, then again he seems to just lurk for situations like these to prop up the Pats and put down the Bills, such is life. If the Bills do this, I am going to start wondering if Billy Beane, the Oakland A's GM, is running this team, lets trade some of our best guys BEFORE they hit their prime and amass young talent so we can compete. Just sign NC already TD, if they do not, I will really be down on TD and RW, and it will prove once and for all this 'cap' isnt so hard. Im sorry, but I just cannot see how one team can amass talent every year like the $kin$ do and not be in cap hell. Bills = A's if this goes down.

How can we take this seriously!?!?! Who's Mel Kiper?? Losman isnt going to be any good.....I mean, look at his body of work in the NFL, its as clear as day he will be another Rob Johnson!!!!

Not sure if this was posted, but here you go: Bush and Passports Bush backs off passports for border travel President orders review, says he was surprised by security move The Associated Press Updated: 9:43 a.m. ET April 15, 2005 WASHINGTON - Plans requiring passports from people entering the United States don’t pass muster with President Bush, who has ordered a review of this border security effort amid fears it would impede legal travel from Canada, Mexico and other U.S. neighbors. The president said Thursday he was surprised by the proposed rules announced last week by the State and Homeland Security departments. “When I first read that in the newspaper about the need to have passports, particularly today’s crossings that take place, about a million for instance in the state of Texas, I said, ‘What’s going on here?”’ Bush said when asked about the rules at a meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. “I thought there was a better way to expedite the legal flow of traffic and people,” he said. Bush, a former Texas governor, said he has ordered a review of the rules. “If people have to have a passport, it’s going to disrupt the honest flow of traffic. I think there’s some flexibility in the law, and that’s what we’re checking out right now,” the president said. “On the larger scale, we’ve got a lot to do to enforce the border,” he said.