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Look, I don't want to see anyone dead but these guys came over our border, stole someones stuff and then threatened a dude that was calling them out. I hate to say it but maybe of a few more Latin American and Canadian illegals got this treatment when they acted up, we wouldn't have a need for a border fence.

Whoever picks Tancredo or Edwards for their running mate has got my vote.

That puppy won't be so cute when its head is roilling down a flight of stairs.

You're so right. Let's see clean up the city boy go 2-0 against a division opponent like the Jets. Trent did. Bank on it. Division games are important.

The name of the company starts with JP and they came in and cleaned up. Coincidence?

Syria?

I'm no fan of clean up the city boy as you know, but he was not handed the job for no reason. He was handed the job because the other option had the legs of Frankenstein, the brains of a Stegosaurus and the ability to win of the Chicago Cubs. That's a pretty good reason. They could have handed the job to Ralph Wilson and have been justified.

http://www.investmentnews.com/apps/pbcs.dl.../INIssueAlert04 I know this is an article from '05 but it brings up an interesting point. Kerry O'Boyle, a mutual fund analyst with Morningstar Inc. in Chicago, said some Fidelity Freedom funds are heavily dominated by large-cap U.S. funds, with eight or nine in the category out of about 18 funds. Also, the series does not necessarily include the company's best-performing funds, either. "It just seems sometimes that the lineup is some of Fidelity's also-rans, as opposed to their more successful funds," said Mr. O'Boyle. Curious why they wouldn't be putting the money in their best performing funds. With these funds being so new, and there being no long term studies on it, is it really a great idea to put "all your eggs" into the same lifecycle fund. From the research i've done, it seems that all the major players use drastically different formulas in their lifecycle fund. Although i agree, the concept behind these funds are great.

You're talking about JP again aren't you?

I am far from a conservative but I don't think they'd be the ones complaining. Plus, it wasn't random. They targeted some commie. Commies always complain about being targeted. I'm not real big on commies so I don't really care but they should focus in on targeting hippies. Hippies are a subset of commies and I have to believe even the normal commies wouldn't mind seeing the hippies targeted. They give the bigger group a smelly name.

Did anyone see this? I just did recently. I know it won some awards and thought the acting was great. It was sad to see all of the things that happened. The naive nature of the main character really got him into trouble with Amin. Even though he was a dumb kid you have to give him credit for one thing. At the very start of the movie he graduates and decides he wants to explore and live somewhere outside of Scotland. So he spins a globe and shuts his eyes and says "the first place I point is where I go.....the first place I point I go." At this point, he shows some wisdom, counter to the film's theme, because he points to Canada and smartly spins again. I think the overall point of the movie was "Uganda was bad, but things can always be worse".

Anybody invest in lifecycle mutual funds? Curious to know if they are a good long term investment.

Aww geez. Once this is released, no more mortgage reports from Billy for 6 months.

Lots. And many of them are drunk. But they don't wander around in a zombie like state. We have all read that drunkeness takes about 40-45 points off our IQ. A zombie has an IQ of about 32. You do the math.

I agree that it is probably not hereditary but tell me with a straight face that hotel clerks aren't a little careful when Kobe Bryant's brother checks in.

Why do you think I wanted Tancredo for president?

I can't speak for everyone but I will stop referring to her by her nationality when Chippewa stops looking like "Night of the Living Dead" from all of the Drunk Canadian Broads wandering around aimlessly at 3:30 AM. Translation: Never.

JP bought you a broom, Trent got you some toasty gloves and the Bills organization is mailing you your very own defensive back. Happy Birthday.

Dude, you are so right in this entire thread. Not since the dude who figured out the entire Sean Taylor murder in 15 minutes from newspaper accounts has anyone been this brilliant. The question is what should we as fans do about Lynch? I think you should go on the Gretchen Van Buskirk show and analyze the film and that will shirley get Lynch kicked off the team. That is until everyone realizes he only hit some Drunk Canadian Broad.

One lawsuit by a lawyer on behalf of a smelly ape or smellier hippy is one million too many.

They're from the 70s. Billy just digs em out.

What did Implode-o-meter do to recruit such a marvelous talent? Signing bonus of a pallet of Cheetoes and a map to the dumpsters where people sometimes throw away their Playboys?

Dude, have you ever smelled an ape? They are almost as stinky as hippies. They do not deserve rights.

It'd be written in Spanish so I doubt it would change your opinion.

If it will get us off foreign oil, someone should go ahead and apply it already. Should I run it through the Googlebot?