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I don't even know where to start with this one, but anyone watching the PGA Championship knows exactly what I'm talking about. Unbelievable.

I saw that commercial yesterday for the first time without having seen the original version. So yeah, that was pretty strange at first, but now knowing the story, it's hilarious.

They're lucky Spiller didn't hold out a bit longer. He would have had a ton of leverage right now.

Not to mention the giant gap between those two where Brown could possibly land. It seems like that's the only comparison we ever hear anymore, the guy either becomes an elite superstar or he washes out.

There was a little kid two rows behind him. Giving the ball to the kid wins even more points.

I'm under the impression that those idiots were out there for a while kicking cars. That should be enough to call the cops. That self-defense case goes right out the window with what he did though. It was entertaining and all, but I'd imagine that he's in for some legal trouble after this one.

What's a guy like that doing with a bat that he clearly has never swung once in his life?

And all that tail he's not getting right now. I'm sure he can sneak around a bit still, but it can't be anywhere near as easy.

Just field an entire unit of returners on kicks and punts. Sure, they can't block, but it would be incredibly funny to watch.

I think most of us are beyond the target age group for that one. Next summer does look interesting though. I'm sure most of what you listed will turn out to be garbage, but fun, which is fine with me. Hopefully nothing gets pushed back.

Without watching the link, I'm going to assume this is another Nickelback thread.

A blah ending to a blah season. The Expendables is the only one I'd consider checking out, but I'll probably wait until it hits cable.

Pretty much. I couldn't believe how weak it was while I was watching. I haven't read any of them, but I've heard it got good reviews, but I just don't get it. Maybe the dinner scenes had it ending on a high note and that's what the reviewers walked away remembering. I think I'd actually classify that portion of the movie as very good, but unfortunately it took well over an hour to get there.

Wrong thread Mark? I saw Dinner for Schmucks today and thought it was absolutely awful. I've never wanted to walk out of a theater before. I guess I'm glad I didn't because the dinner portion of the movie was decent. The rest was pure crap.

Yeah, I'd consider myself to be a crappy player, but it can be fun at times. Teenage kids with faster internet connections and much quicker reaction times don't result in good games for me. If nothing else, playing with some Buffalo people should be more entertaining than the typical whining that always goes over on the mics.

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The Sabres didn't take him to arbitration. Kennedy elected to go that route. Kaleta was the one Buffalo took to arbitration, but he agreed on a deal before it went that far. The Sabres had no choice in the matter, once Kennedy chose to do so, they were locked in. They couldn't walk away from the deal either because the CBA doesn't allow a team to walk away from a deal that low. That said, this is a very strange move and there has to be more to it than we'll ever hear. I'm guessing that during the process, Kennedy pissed them off a bit.

He's lucky that he didn't land right in the flames.

Does anyone know what is typically involved in these conditioning tests?

They couldn't just put a scene from the post game party with the hookers and coke instead?

Frozen and shipped tacos don't sound the least bit appealing to me. I guess I'll just have to settle for stopping there tomorrow after I fly into town.

You would think Kevin Everett would be all the proof they need to stop leading with their heads so much. People can debate the causes and effects of concussions all they want, but there is no debate on why he got hurt. Anyway, I don't think there is any ultimate solution to this problem. Concussions are always going to happen as long as this game is played, but they can definitely cut down on them and treat the ones that do happen far better than they do now. When that finally happens, it will go a long way to improving the longterm health of the players as a whole.

I'll screw up and skip a step, but here we go: 3 different starting non-p letters 2 other non-p letters left for the end 3*2=6 possible combinations for the first/last letter That leaves 3 Ps and 1 other letter for the middle 4 spaces. It doesn't matter which P is placed where, so there are 4 possible combinations here. 6*4=24 total arrangements.

You're the worst poster ever