Talonz

10? I have him in my top 2 or 3

"In Buffalo, Nall will be behind 2004 first-round pick J.P. Losman, who was supposed to be the team's franchise quarterback, and veteran Kelly Holcomb. However, it's thought the Bills will part with one of the two quarterbacks and Nall will have a chance to fight for the starting job this summer." The end of JP ?

Did you hit your head while jumping off the bandwagon?

Shaud = RJ

How is the weather on your planet today? Here on earth, more specifically Buffalo NY, it is cool but sunny.

I feel so happy and tingly inside now. Wow. Isn't it great that the Dolphins have Culpepper? Doesn't this prove he is the best QB EVER? I can sleep now without the help of drugs or booze!!! YAHOOOO!

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Simply one of the best episodes ever.... Your wife taste like butter had me laughing for 10 minutes..I had to pause the DVR. My wife wanted to slap me. Damn I will miss this show when its not on anymore.

Don't get any ideas!!

Thank you - That jogged my noodle! Loan Officer: Now, let me get this straight, Mr., ..uh.. Mr. White. You'd like to borrow $50,000 from our bank, but you have no collateral, you have no credit. You don't even have any I.D. Is that correct? Eddie Murphy: That's right. Loan Officer: Mr. White, I'm sorry. This is not a charity. This is a business.. White Loan Officer: Uh, Harry, why don't you, uh, take your break now? I'll take care of.. uh.. Mr. White. Loan Officer: Well.. okay. Thanks, Bob. [ exits ] White Loan Officer: [ laughs, then sits ] That was a close one, wasn't it? Eddie Murphy: It certainly was. White Loan Officer: We don't have to bother with these formalities, do we, Mr. White? Huh? Eddie Murphy: What a silly Negro! White Loan Officer: Just take what you want, Mr. White. Pay us back anytime. Or don't. We don't care. Eddie Murphy: Tell me, do you know of any other banks like this in this area?

Didn't they wait until the last black customer left the bank then they started giving money away to all the white people ? Eddie Murphy in his prime was simply the best....

No way Levy would bring in Moss....

$35.00 to park? Yikes!!!!

Ah yes, the ever funny Mr. White skit. FUNNNNY as hell.

Funny thing is I agree with this...

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Elisha didn't look that great for some reason... The rapping Jew guy was damn good though

Spike Lee = Box office poison...

Finally some good movies! Can't wait for V + 16 Blocks.

From a national standpoint maybe no one cares about the Bills as a team, just TKO as a player?

This doesn't look good for Stern: Press Release Source: CBS Radio Inc. CBS Radio Inc. Files Suit Against Howard Stern and Related Parties for Multiple Breaches of Contract, Misappropriation and Unjust Enrichment Tuesday February 28, 5:00 pm ET NEW YORK, Feb. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- CBS Radio today announced that it has filed suit against Howard Stern, his company One Twelve, Inc., his agent Don Buchwald, his agent's firm Don Buchwald & Associates, Inc. and Sirius Satellite Radio, Inc. The lawsuit is for compensatory and punitive damages for multiple breaches of contract, fraud, unjust enrichment, and misappropriation of CBS Radio's broadcast time. It further seeks damages from Sirius Satellite Radio, Inc. for unfair competition and tortious interference with Stern's CBS contract. The 43-page complaint charges: * Howard Stern repeatedly and willfully breached his written contract with CBS Radio over the last 22 months of that contract, misappropriated millions of dollars worth of CBS Radio airtime for his own financial benefit, and fraudulently concealed his interest in hundreds of millions of dollars of Sirius stock while promoting it on the air. * That on or about January 9, 2006, Sirius paid over 34 million shares of stock, valued at approximately $220 million, to Stern and his agent because Sirius exceeded by the end of 2005 certain subscriber targets that were set in the Sirius-Stern contract. The complaint alleges that the Sirius-Stern contract provided that Stern was to receive this stock payment in 2010, but it had an acceleration provision that allowed Stern to receive the compensation as early as January 2006 if these subscriber targets were met. All of Stern's actions for which he received this expedited compensation occurred during the time that Stern was under exclusive contract with CBS Radio, when the Sirius payment terms to Stern were kept secret. * This contract thus provided a compelling incentive for Stern to do all that he could to help Sirius reach the subscriber targets by the end of 2005 so that he could receive his Sirius stock payment as soon as possible while Sirius's stock was extremely valuable. Without the accelerated payment, Stern would risk the decline of the Sirius stock value. By taking action on CBS Radio's airtime in 2004 and 2005, Stern assured himself of immediate access to $200 million in assets that could be readily converted to cash. * By engaging in continuous promotion of Sirius on CBS Radio airtime without any payment by Sirius to CBS for these advertisements and by pocketing over $200 million dollars for his personal benefit, Stern misappropriated millions of dollars worth of CBS Radio airtime for his own financial benefit and the financial benefit of Don Buchwald, his agent, and Sirius in contravention of repeated directives by CBS Radio. * That Stern also breached his contractual obligation to inform CBS Radio of plans that might have a bearing on his future. Under the Agreement, Stern had the obligation to give CBS Radio the first opportunity to discuss participation in radio projects that are conceived during the term of the Agreement, even if the concept or project was launched or implemented after the term. Stern ignored that responsibility, and negotiated and concluded his agreement with Sirius in secret. * To this day, Stern continues to breach his contract by refusing to return property that belongs to CBS Radio -- the recordings of his CBS radio program that, under his Agreement with CBS Radio, belong to the company. The suit further charges that Sirius intentionally interfered with and procured Stern's breach of the Agreement. Sirius knew that Stern had a contractual obligation to maximize the prospects for the success of the CBS Radio program and to comply with his duty of good faith. Sirius intentionally induced and caused Stern to breach these contractual provisions by offering to accelerate Stern's payment of millions of dollars in stock options to promote Sirius on CBS airwaves and by concealing Stern's stock interest from CBS Radio. The complaint in this lawsuit was filed in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York.

How's my hair?

I was friends with McKellar while he was here. I met him right after the first Super Bowl loss. Good dude.... Anyone ever try to tutor a football player on a Mac? HOLY SMOKES I was brave... For Christmas one year he gave us his tickets to a game ( right behind the 50 / players bench ), and he gave us passes to the family get together they had after every game in the lobby area.One of the coldest, yet best days of my life I'll never forget Bruce coming off the elevator with a FAT fur coat and a gal on each arm Oh, and Billy Brooks -- Was he, well, a little "happy" ? I actually was bigger than one Bill - Don Beebe The rest were pretty much giants. My vote was for 84 BTW: I have his phone # in NC. Anyone wanna call em ? hehehe

This matters to me about as much as it matters how sunny it is in Moscow right now...

Same here...I usually can find ANYTHING ...Good ole google.