MadBuffaloDisease

You do NOT want to know.

Sigh. If ONLY 2-5 year olds were taught the benefits of anal sex versus vaginal sex...

Yeah, you did good.

Georgia.

Are we? No. We're just talking about it because of the article.

I've seen the Colts as being a SB pick. After last season, their best chance IMHO, I can't see them making it to the SB now.

No, it doesn't.

Too freakin' funny! You're absolutely right.

"Ay, this is Red Rocks!"

Yeah, the weather is always nice, but for some reason they can't be bothered to spend 5-6 hours (game plus traffic time) during 8 Sundays a year.

You're right, my bad. I wasn't thinking clearly at 7 AM. Avoiding a work stoppage is a good thing overall, but they still had time to get something done without caving like they did. But now that the players have a taste of close to 60% total revenues, it will be impossible to get them to accept less in the future.

The new language regarding a strike had NOTHING to do with the owners caving. The old CBA had no such language and that's what they would have been operating under for another year if they didn't approve a new CBA, therefore a strike would only have meant a work stoppage, which is still a bad thing, but no reason to panic and give away the farm like they did.

Lightweight.

Ninjas are cool!

Aspersion caster!

BTW, what does mean? I've never been able to figure it out.

Yeah, like it's REAL HARD (so to speak) to make THAT picture look good.

I thought it was something strange, but that's REALLY strange.

I don't take as much issue with the 59.5% figure per se as I do the fact that the owners were ONLY able to get the NFLPA to drop down by a measly 0.5% from their original position, while the NFLPA got the owners to cave to 3.3% MORE than they initially wanted to give. And that these allegedly amazing businessmen who worked SO hard to rake in millions from huge and wealthy populations ( ) thought this was a good deal, yet they would have to pay-out tens of millions of dollars to the lower revenue clubs because it was a bad deal for those clubs, thus making it a bad deal for them. But hey, it avoided a strike/lockout...for now.

And I hear Damion McIntosh has a good shot of starting over LJ Shelton with the Dolphins.

Over time, Milloy's probably lost an inch or two, so it MUST be age.

Notice the "at least." And didja miss THIS post from the first page?

I believe the longest rookies can sign for is 5 years now.

If TV were a lifelong FS, I'd seriously consider keeping him around to tutor the younger guys. But he's a converted CB still learning FS, so cutting him should be something the Bills seriously consider.

The Bills will at least win 1 more game than last year.