whatutalkinbout?

It will be the same show as the morning. No music. Plus, morning drive and afternoon drive have very similar audience sizes.

I just heard that Shredd and Ragan are moving to the afternoons on the Edge and Opie and Anthony are on in the morning. This is awesome news!

Anyone else stop reading when this moron called Greg Williams an offensive coordinator. Someone needs to tell this wanna be journalist to check his facts. As for the Bills this year...at least we still have a team.

I was hoping that someone could help me out. I am looking for an MP3 of or link to Marv Levy's HOF induction speech of Jim Kelly. I have a transcript, but I really need the audio. Thank you for your help.

A swing and a miss. Stick to sports and leave the funny to Shredd and Ragan.

Umbergers vacant stare? The blood trickling out the nose would be even better.

The Bills are an incredible sales organization. They have done very well marketing to Rochester and So. Ontario. Russ Brandon has kept this team viable.

There is no comparison between Buffalo and Minneapolis-St. Paul. The area has over 3,000,000 residents. It's home to various fortune 500 companies. The only similarity between Buffalo and M-StP is the cold-ass winter.

It is definitely violent. Very similar to GTA. I believe there is copius swearing, but I'm desensitized to that F'n Sht so I'm not sure. The game seems to be moving quick. I've played twice and have finished a good portion of it. I need to start extorting more businesses.

Most of my video gaming experience is limited to Madden. However I had to see what the Godfather game was all about. Awesome. The scenery is amazing. The gameplay is fun. They've really connected the game to the movie. I just finished a mission where I put the horse's head in Woltz's bed. The only problem. I can't get the theme out of my head. Anyone else play it?

I found this as an alternative... http://www.espnradio1260.com/listings7214.asp Syracuse's sports station streams. Click on listen live. They have mike and mike in the morning. (Way more interesting than the banal banter on WGR in the morning. I swear, they were actually singing TV themes the other morning. It was barely funny when it was called "Haseoke" If you can't think of interesting, relevant or original bits you shouldn't be on the radio. ) Plus they have Dan Patrick from 1-4! No more Jim Rome!

Beer cups are disposable. What I don't understand is the whole brains in TDs butt thing.

Agreed! If we don't talk about death it won't happen. And if we close our eyes we're invisible! I like your thinking.

Great Simpsons site. Thanks for the link.

There is now way this is true. The source is Weekly World News and there are holes you could fly a 787 through.

Six of one... Do you have a vested interest in Circuit City?

I can't speak to how the company is run, but Buffalo had always been one of Media Play's best markets. However the entire chain is closing. They can't compete with the Best Buys of the world. Those stores are willing to take a loss on hot CDs to get people into their stores. Whenever you see a new CD for 10.99 the retailer is most likely losing money on it.

To quote Vanilla Sky. (I'm probably paraphrasing) "The sweet just wouldn't be as sweet without the sour."

My first taste of the pain and joy known as the Buffalo Bills came as a 6-7 yr old. It was post-Ferguson and Pre-Kelly. I remember hearing my father, cousins and uncles voice their frustration with the team both on Sundays and all week long. I remember wondering how anyone could get so upset with something they so obviously enjoyed. Why didn't they just walk away? At this point, my experience with the NFL was limited to sticker books and wondering what in world third and ten meant. Then it happened. I became a fan. Sometime before Marv Levy and my tenth birthday I got hooked. I don't remember how. It just happened. The Bills weren't good yet, but they were on their way. They had a cocky, strong armed young QB. They took a shot on a running back that had a horrible knee injury in college. There was a crazy trade that brought in a killer linebacker. It all seemed to culminate when the Bills won their first division title in years and fans rushed the field in exhuberance. That day I realized why Bills fans didn't walk away. The bad games may have far outnumbered the good, but watching thousands of people rush the field in a surge of absolute elation made me realize exactly what this team gave the community. Moments. The tearing down of the goal posts. The juice rushing for 2000 in '73. Mike Stratton destroying Keith Lincoln. The comeback. The nail biting portion of my existence when Jim Kelly went from good to hall of famer by "taking it himself" and diving for a game winning touchdown with no time left on the clock. As for next year, I will go into the season with the same dream of seeing the Bills win the super bowl that I always do. It seems to be a part of me. Some years it is more. Some years it is less. But it is always there. The Buffalo Bills may never win the Super Bowl in my or your lifetime. They may never win it at all. They may move away. All the more reason that the most important things are the moments and the dream. Yes, I am upset that this year's dream died about eight games ago. But people are getting a little out of hand. This is my antidote for screaming fans, sportstalk radio hosts claiming they are numb, fans describing themselves as depressed and the overall feeling that this is the end of the world. Cause it ain't even close.

I love the JP quote... "Ever get in a fight and get busted in the nose?" he asked his audience of media representatives. "I have. You have to get back up." When I heard him say that in the press conference it didn't have as much impact. Probably because it sounded like my sister was saying it.

You are right. I apologize. I can’t believe the hours that I wasted. Seriously, I’m sorry. I didn’t know that it was so easy to get a Canadian riled up. I hear prescription drugs are cheap up there. Maybe you should look into Prozac. It dulls you to the world. Since you enjoy walking through life with no clue, I figure that it's perfect. I have to go now. I am still tired from earlier when I highlighted your sig and pasted it into google. Plus I have to get back to work or I will be a peasent forever.

It wasn't supposed to be funny. I was pointing out the absurdity of his sig. Our president says plenty of unintentionally hilarious things. Jealous Canadians needn't embellish. If I were making fun of the French I would have linked to this... http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?...rrender+monkeys

Meazza, http://www.snopes.com/quotes/bush.htm

Hey Smarty McSmartypants. The phrase is "circular" logic and it is the past of America, it is the present of America and it is, most definitely, the future of America. Unfortunately, you don't really understand politics. It's not about philosophy. It's about power. Choosing a side is merely one step in trying to get that power. You can be mad at Bush. You can dissaprove of the job he does or his end goals. But, all you are is a hater. If your main argument against any politician is their Machiavellian actions, then you have to hate on all politicians. From local school board reps to town board members to the president, they all do what they gotta do. You are of the mistaken belief that some other politician would not be playing the game. They would. This current president is very good at the game. So was the last one. The only difference is their objective.

I really hope this is all true. Michael Moore is one of those people who just ooze hypocrisy. I'm not conservative. I don't have any reason to hate what Moore says. I just do. And I feel great about it.