Crap Throwing Monkey

I have a hard time, again considering that Owens was suspended for starting fights in the locker room, that Mularkey is truly "right" in this course of action, no matter how in the wrong Moulds is. There's nothing Mularkey has done here that represents any halfway-decent management technique as far as I can tell...

Actually, only Moulds is melting down, now that PassThePipe's tossing solute on him...

But it's not JUST a screen...it's a fake QB sneak end-around WR option screen pass to Mike Williams...for a four yard loss...on fourth and inches...when Willis has 84 yards on 24 carries already... I !@#$ing hate this offense. I really do.

I don't think it would work; he's covalent, not ionic...

Is this the e-dog "Bet the college fund lock-of-the-week" special tip?

Is the Bills' team bus a short one?

Did I miss something? Did Moulds start fights in the locker room? Did Moulds publicly and repeatedly call his QB "gay"? As far as I can tell, he's getting punished like Owens for privately questioning the game plan on the sidelines? Even if Moulds is guilty of something, there's something seriously wrong with management, to take an issue that Moulds at LEAST was handling privately and with discretion (since, if he weren't, we'd have a better idea what was going on), and turning it into a public punishment. And this is REALLY going to motivate the team. Anyone think we'll beat New England after this?

But it's tough to remember things that happened a century ago...

Worked with my generation.

Yep, read it about a month ago. Fascinating work. Does a very good job of motivating the thesis that Genghis Khan was far from a bloodthirsty barbarian, but actually a fairly liberal thinker. Well worth picking up.

Why, WHY, WHY would anyone want a high draft pick for TD to screw up? I'd rather we picked low, then I won't be disappointed for the next four years.

Don't you be dissin' Temujin, now. He was a more remarkable man than most give him credit for. Practically invented the concepts of diplomatic immunity and religious freedom. Which is why the Islamic world got their asses kicked. They killed his ambassadors.

I agree as well. I don't have kids...but when I go out anywhere and see kids bouncing off the walls (and not infrequently off me), I can still reflect back to the beating I would have received at that age had I acted up like that in public. At what point in the past thirty years did that behavior become acceptable?

No, it was completely accidental, as I was more worried about getting someone to a bathroom than I was about whether or not Independence Avenue was a one-way street at that intersection...

Oy vey. Anyone want to point out the logical fallacy of this statement?

Even better. Note what they did to the Iraqis the last time they were there...

He did: he mentioned Halliburton. Guess you weren't paying attention.

But it's not my birthday...

Never stopped anyone else. Never stopped anyone else either.

I get your point, but I don't think this is necessarily that black and white. I've read plenty of quotes from Iraqis of the nature of "Thank you for liberating us from Saddam...now get the !@#$ out of our country." Even if you simplisticly boil the "liberator/invader" label down to "What do the Iraqis think?", it's not as clear as you make it out. A lot of it, of course, depends on the nature of the poll as well. What question did the polled respond to? "Do you want the US out of your country?", or "Do you wish the US never entered your country?", or "Do wish the US never got rid of Hussein?", while roughly equivalent statements, will garner vastly different responses. It also matters, too, who you ask...is that 80% of everyone in Iraq, or 80% of Kurds, or 80% of Shi'ites, or 80% of Sunni Ba'athists? It's perfectly reasonable, I think, to question the nature of Dean's claim, as it's again NOT that black and white, and all polls are not created equal.

I never tried to kill you. It was a bloodless coup...

Wow. Having a drought?

Not when he turns the wrong way down a one-way street, however...

Of which year?

Well, I see your point...if it takes you longer to type a post than it does to cook retatta...