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I got ya, it was a good catch. Actually I had to point it out to my wife as we were watching. She's usually day dreaming or reading a magazine during shows and I have to pause and explain half the sh-t happening. At least she's learned to stop doing that during Bills and Sabres games....

Woooohoooo.....only 4 more days of mock drafts...

Yesterday game was outstanding, more like a Western Conf game. Without Garnett and Powe (torn ACL in yesterdays game, out for remainder of season) and throw in a hobbled Rondo, it's going to be tough. But I still think they can get by the Bulls in 6.

Going back more than 10 years, but Philo and Gunge were my favorites...

I think everyone who watched the show from season one caught that one, it wasn't very subtle... And I agree with you about Chase! He was a bad a$$, i really liked that dude. One of my favorites along with the black agent that Jack shot in the head, don't recall his name...

Now that I think about it more, it explains the last 3 years. The clause is probably in Jauron's contract as well. DJ must get a million dollar bonus for not reaching at least 8 wins in a season.

He's been a miserable SOB lately, he must sit next Sully or something. That would be the minority opinion on this particular Bills board....

89 catches would warrant a big contract for the following season and an extra Mil in his pocket if the rumor was true...

Printed mine as well...

So he gets to 89 catches, what is his incentive to catch another pass? Does that kind of a clause make any sense at all? C'mon man, you actually posted this?

He's paired with Joanna Krupa....Lucky b@st@rd...

My bad...I was referring to chat rooms or forum discussions, that's what I thought you meant. I think the only repeating character that would know about Richard's non-aging is Ben. Although Locke met him at a very young age, but I don't believe he remembers that encounter. Would make for a good one liner from Ben in a future airing... 1. Was there ever a reference to Halliwax being alive in 2007? I don't recall. But if not, then something might have happened to him before the capabilities of the island were discovered. I think there is a big chunk of that story missing. 2. What was meant by "not being ready to go to the island" because he couldn't answer the riddle? At least he didn't get whacked in the head for not knowing the answer. Also, I thought it was known that Widmore staged the crash? 3. I thought at first that Faraday would not recognize Miles and he would be another non-ager, but he's definitely been bouncing around. And now he's an Ann Arbor scientist? Very interesting. 4. Now that would suck! Bad enough you're on ditch duty... 5. Good points... Sorry for your loss!!

Can't happen, AI has these individuals under contract (at least the top 10, not sure about the others) for something like a year after the competition ends. It's a nice little money maker they've got going...

Just saying that if they were part of the original Dharma project, Ben would have recognized them on the plane. Also, Sayid asked if Ben was the person she was working for and she seemed sincere in not knowing who that was. Anyone in the Dharma initiative in 1977 would have known of Ben. I won't rule out that theory, because she could have been very young. But personally, I don't think that's it.

It's one thing to flex a 1pm Sunday game for an 8pm Sunday game. it's a pain to some that have tickets, but at least it's the same day. but to flex to different days would be terrible, i would hope the NFL would never consider doing this. I thought they would have something preventing such a move, good find!

He also brought him back, so there must of been a good reason for that...

But wouldn't they have be there in '77?

Actually, everyone asks that question. It has been discussed many times, but it has yet to be answered. Even when they showed him off the island he doesn't age, I can't even venture a guess at this one.

Nice review Mr. Adams. Here's my 2 cents... Anoop--I think he did enough to stick around for another week. The song was boring, but he really sang it well. Adam--I thought he was a little over the top. When I heard the song he singing, I thought it could be a train wreck. But he did a decent job, although it was not one of his better weeks. Lil--She is not really listening to the judges or she is misunderstanding them. That was a pretty bad performance and I think she'll be in the bottom tonight. Kris--I liked it. It's a really good song, but not too well known and he sang it well. Allison--Wasn't impressed, but she did a decent job. I don't think Simon went out on a limb stating that she was the girls only chance. Danny--With his raspy voice he should be doing a Bob Seger, Gregg Almann, or some kind of southern rock song or something and pick up the pace. I think he could bring down the house with something like that. But the dude is putting me to sleep lately. Matt--He's was good, but the song sucked. Bottom 3...Lil, Matt, and Anoop...Matt gets lowest number of votes, but judges use the save...

If it were only that easy. The areas in question is off the coast of Solamia and Kenya which spans something like 1.1 million square miles. There just aren't enough resources currently available in that area to effectively thwart these attacks and there never will be. Also, it doesn't help when some gov't officials can be bribed. I read somewhere that pirate gangs have established relations with corrupt officials of some government officials along the coast. They bribe port officials to allow the pirates to use their ports, then they bring some of their captured ships in for safekeeping while the pirates negotiate ransoms with the ships' owners. Unfortunately the solution is not as easy as blocking ports. And I really don't believe it can be stopped, but hopefully there will be solutions to limit the activity.

Blus/White game this Saturday. Supposed to be a nice sunny day, I'll be there...!

I'm fine with the top line, but unless there are injuries, leave it alone! Give it some time to gel, Ruff changes lines way too soon at times. As far as Gerbe, it will be a tough sell to keep him in Portland. Kennedy is close as well, but could probably split time, being the first injury call up guy. I like Paetch at forward, he does play hard and if not Paetch, then keep Ellis. I would really like them to pick up an additional forward or 2 with size in the off season. As far as D, where do they start? I like Butler and Rivet. Tallinder has to go, he was a liability all season. Spacco should be gone as well. Lydman is toss up, but right now he's the third best defenseman on the roster. Sekera was brutal, but is young and I think he has a lot of talent. They definitely need to pick up some help on D though. I am not sure about Funk or Card, I believe they battled injuries all year. The key is, as Miller stated, for the Sabres to assume an identity. Are they an offensive team who will sacrifice D at times and take chances? Or are they a defense first type of team? I think they were somewhere in between the two this year and really weren't sure, which falls on the coach and GM. They need to bring guys in and establish their own style of play and stick to it. I really don't think they are that far off from being a contender, but they do have to make some moves. Look at the playoff teams this year, there is not much separating 1 through 8 talent wise. Boston should win the conference, but if they don't it would not surprise me at all.

No way they work for the same person. Can you blame Tony? His other option is going to jail for the rest of his life. That one canister will net him enough dough to hide away for the rest of his life if he wants. Looks like Tony's plan was to destroy all the other bio weapons except for one canister and sell that to the highest bidder or he already has a purchase agreement. Very good twist, but you knew something was up when Larry told the agent to take the hand cuffs off of Tony...

Excellent! But we will have to tolerate schedule leaks/rumor/sources deep within posts for the majority of the day...

That was one boring, uneventful, and listless article, the same terms which could be used to describe Giambra's career as Erie County Exec as well...