shrader

Is it possible to be called hindsight when both guys are 10 seconds into their careers?

At least some are creative about it. Back when I was in college I always used to see this guy begging for change while listening to music on his portable CD player (which were still widely used at that point). He'd then hop on his nice looking bike and ride off. That's not exactly the image you want to project if you want some spare change.

The CVS across the street from my office has those automated cashier machines. I don't mind throwing 20 pennies in those. I do need the quarters for laundry though, so I always put in the right amount of change that rounds it off to the nearest quarter. Unfortunately, the things are stupid and half the time they'll give me back 5 dimes instead of 2 quarters.

Steven King's time traveling book is about as entertaining as each of your posts.

When Stafford first broke in he was a guy who could use his body to his advantage. It was evident in his days at North Dakota. When I say edge I don't just mean the physical punch throwing drone that so many people think is completely necessary out of every single NHL player. I mean a player with a specific skill set that is a major asset to any team. Whatever he had, it's not there now. The same can be said about so many other players on this team right now. The vast majority of this team is underperforming. That falls directly on the guy who is supposed to motivate these players and get as much out of them on the ice as possible... the head coach. Now if Regier fails to realize this and won't make that change, then yes, he should be sent packing as well.

Regier didn't remove the edge that players like Gaustad and Stafford used to have earlier in their careers. Ruff did that.

So when does the giant space squid destroy New York City?

A reporter asking a question about the Buffalo Bills in the middle of the playoffs? Yeah, that's never going to happen.

But it did make it to Beavis and Butthead, so it's got that going for it.

So does the roster limit return to training camp size the second the season ends? The playoffs teams can't add these project players until they lose?

I only remember one run in with a cop that was even slightly negative. He pulled my friend over for speeding and definitely sounded like he was hoping my friend would give him attitude. The second my friend responded with respect, he immediately dropped his negative tone and things went smoothly. Respect goes a long way.

It all makes sense now.

I like the quotes from the lady whining about "is this standard procedure?". Come right out and admit it lady, you have no clue what you're talking about and you just want to be heard.

Go watch Dumb and Dumber.

My dad (21 at the time) was one of the last 10 numbers, so that worked out well for him. If my brothers and I were around back then, we would have all had numbers less than 80.

I think you're building in way to many escape clauses which only certain people will wind up getting. Subjective laws wind up being judged subjectively.

I was wondering the same thing. Either way, it's funny to watch something as pathetic as that.

You think this is bad? Go search out columns from bigger cities and see what they're writing. If media backlash is something a player is trying to avoid, they'd probably be far more likely to sign in Buffalo.

It may be a little naive, but I think that if you don't already know the answer, you probably shouldn't be asking the question.

How could you possibly change it though? You're going to have to come up with some specific cutoff point. I can't think of any way around that.

I have serious problems with the visuals in MW3. Half the time I can be walking right towards someone and never see them. The color just seems so weak in this game, way too bland.

My goal for this year is to buy some sort of ring with a fancy rock on it.

I know they're doing a new reboot for Superman. Some of the casting looked interesting on that one. And speaking of the football players, I'm pretty sure that was Hines Ward in that trailer. I know they filmed a lot in Pittsburgh.

Dark Knight Rises Sorry for the story that goes along with it at the link. That's the only one I can access here at work.

Yeah, I know. But he tried to steer it for a bit and then you can pretty much see that "oh screw it" thought right when he bails. I wonder if the guy running down the cart may have said something to him.