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ajzepp

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  1. We'll draft Martellus Bennett and he'll be a better pro TE than Fred Davis
  2. That's what I'm trying to figure out! lol You said three OTHER holes, in addition to her cooter.
  3. Dude, are you trying to cover up the fact that you banged a 4-hole'r?
  4. One of the OTHER three? 1) poon/cooter 2) tooter 3) blow box 4) ?
  5. Poon remorse, eh?
  6. Did you have to watch it in order to get the piece?
  7. I went with this beast http://www.svsound.com/products-sub-box-pb13ultra.cfm I've been a pretty loyal SVS guy for the past seven years. I know Fez is a card-carrying member too, so keep them on your radar when the time comes for an upgrade I'd say you did pretty well, though...I hate the PDR line of Paradigm subs, cause they are way overpriced, but the PW2200 isn't bad at all. It should do a very good job with Cloverfield
  8. I can't believe you fukkers hacked into my computer and prevented me from wishing Lana a HBD in a timely manner...shame on you guys!!! Sorry Lana, it wasn't my fault at all...I was here and ready to post you a HBD and these bastages RUINED IT!!!
  9. Awesome flick....I need to rent this again now that you mention it....it's been a long time since my last viewing. By the way, just as a side note...anyone with a good HT system needs to rent Cloverfield. I just upgraded my subwoofer, and holy CRAP was this movie intense.
  10. A lot of you guys have probably already seen this, but it was the first time for me. I've had the NFL Network on most of the day and they were talking about some of the best draft steals when I caught this piece on Terrel Davis: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlFioK7nzIA
  11. Wow, I figured this thread would be like the bat signal for Mead....16 posts and no sign of him? He must be drinking good wine
  12. You're only a real man if you fart ON her. You have to be careful with this approach, though, cause if you try this on someone like my ex, she'll retaliate with the dutch oven technique when you least expect it.
  13. Wow, you described that feeling perfectly! I couldn't have said it better I remember the last time I had to work on the first day of the draft, it was April 2003. I worked in a hospital in Atlanta on the day shift (12 hr), and we had a few unoccupied (with patients) rooms on the floor. There are pretty strict rules on what you can do in an empty room as far as sitting on chairs, sitting on the bed, etc., cause once the housekeeping folks clean it, you better stay clear until the patient gets there. Well, I found an empty room back down in the corner of the hall - one with a door that had non-squeaky hinges - that had a good tv...I set it to ESPN, turned the volume to just the right position where I could hear the commentary yet still here the activity outside the door, and I would stand just inside the room to watch the proceedings. About an hour into things, I had just finished my rounds and was heading back to the room to see what all I'd missed. I opened the door, started walking in, and realized that someone else was already in the room! I looked at him, he looked at me, both of us with surprised looks on our faces. As it turned out, it was the maintenance guy who had pretty much the same plan I did, lol. I walked in, introduced myself, we disclosed team affiliations to one another, and then both of us just stood there transfixed by Chris Berman and Mel Kiper. He was a diehard Cowboys fan, but he was very respectful of the Bills (particularly the SB losses), so we actually ended up having a very good discussion. If someone would have had a camera in that room, they'd have seen two grown men sneaking into and out of it about every ten minutes or so for the next five or six hours...we got to see our teams' first two picks, and neither of us ever got caught
  14. I get really annoyed by mock drafts, so I definitely agree with you there...but I LOVE the draft. I will literally watch the damn thing start to finish if given the opportunity. I love to learn more about the players, their college backgrounds, the motivation behind the pick, etc. Since we've had a little success with UDFAs over the past several years, I pretty much get excited about our picks even into the 7th round. Good times!
  15. Sam Aiken Oh, wait...
  16. Brilliant! Like a tamer version of "2 girls, 1 cup"
  17. By the sound of it, she's gonna be making some steamer stew before she's back to pinching anything off again. Feel better, Ms HN!
  18. Is a New Hall of Fame Member Enshrined as a Member of a Team? Obviously, teams take great pride in the accomplishments of individuals who have been a part of their organization. Often individual teams and even the Hall of Fame will list enshrinees according to the team or teams on which they spent a significant period of time. An enshrinee, however, is not asked to “declare,” nor does the Hall of Fame “choose” a team under which a new member is enshrined. When elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, an individual is recognized for his accomplishments as a player, coach, or contributor. http://www.profootballhof.com/hof/SelectionProcessFAQ.jsp
  19. Not bad!
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