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And here are some lyrics to "Dirty Work": Times are hard You're afraid to pay the fee So you find yourself somebody Who can do the job for free When you need a bit of lovin' Cause your man is out of town That's the time you get me runnin' And you know I'll be around

Fantastic !! Thanx, Scott. You continue to bolster the case of this being one of the best fan sites.

New DT Depth, camp fodder, insurance ??

You must have a lot of time on your hands.

Time to change the title of this thread - it is not confirmed that he is going to sit 2009, just a rumor/speculation

Maybe after week 8 of the regular season.

I was talking about our WRs

Woo hoo ! I am pulling for him to have a very good year despite the presence of T.O., Evans and Reed.

Should have checked PPP instead: http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showtopic=92809

This question of 'others could have done the same' is specious. The point is that person was Bill Clinton and he got the job done. He remains a good diplomat and no amount of playing down this success can erase that.

Got the $20 off per month and was already getting Superfan free. Unbelievable !!! Wish I could give 'rep' points to Lv-Bills.

While I hope what you are saying comes to pass with respect to OL nastiness, I worry that DJ is instilling a 'play fair' and 'play as gentlemen' philosophy in the players. Playing fair is fine, but if they want to play nice the players should take up tennis or cricket instead. On the football field, the game is played physically and psychologically and nothing like a couple of slams to the turf to gain an upper hand in the battle. If the middle of the OL is aggressive by nature, play that aspect up. Let them do their thing in intimidating their opponents - Wilfork or others. As with JP, don't try to make them play against their natural instincts.

I am interested in hearing your thoughts ...

But it tastes so much better with the butter and salt ! In India, the street vendors also serve it with lemon and red chili powder - take half a lemon and rub it against the corn, then sprinkle chili powder.

Man, that will be sooo sweet. Even though others have wished harm on Brady to compensate for that cheap shot (and Steely, I really don't think much about Wilfork's apology or his excuse for it), I held the belief that the nastiness from Bills players should be directed at the perp. Too early to tell but I am hopeful our OL builds up to the nasty force necessary to play ball in this conference.

Doesn't that cause an inherent conflict ? [EDIT: Steely beat me to the joke]

Nice !

Methinks Favre doesn't like training camps. Once the season is about to begin, Childress will again beg Favre who will grudgingly agree cos 'he loves the sport'

This has all the makings of an ieatcrayonz thread

Apparently a popular T-shirt in the Green Bay area is one with Favre's face surrounded by a Wisconsin map with the words "We will never forget you Brent"

- You don't see the face when a person is bent over - From above, all you see is a kneeling person's hair - When drunk, all chicks are beautiful (This thread is way too serious considering she filed a lawsuit and not a criminal complaint. )

Let's not go there please ..... As for your main subject, I read through the first page of the linked article and the case (if ever there will be one) appears weak. Google is dominating but that is because of the quality of their product and none of their actions seem to be in violation of any anti-trust laws. The Microsoft case was different where one of the complaints was the default installation of their browser and an apparent difficulty in uninstalling it. I fail to see the similarity and I struggle with the reasons for any upcoming federal action against them.

Just got a text that Nic Harris has signed. Didn't see this posted already.

Thanx, Steely. A kind soul will be mailing me an extra ticket he has. If I do not get it before I fly then I will just show up and hope for the best.