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Is that sarcasm?

Sometimes Sanders had games like that. Actually most of his games werelike that. He would usually gain a couple, lose a couple, rip a huge run, gain a couple lose a couple, gain a couple, gain a couple, and rip off a run.

I would agree, but then I have to argue, if you want a good look at Losman, you need to have Willis in the game so that the run threat is there.

Willis is reminding me of Barry Sanders tonight.

Crowell seems to be doing well tonight. Wendell Hunter as well, might save a spot on the team.

I would have to agree. But it was on a cutback run. I have no visual, but it's is the first time in his career one of those cut back runs actually worked for him. Willis on cutback run 1/42.

Sounds like he got it out of his system.

I think it is improved tonight.

After Losman hooked up with Evans for a 47 yard gain, Willis took it off the tackle and fumbled the ball. It was returned for a td.

Way to kill the momentum Willis.

I third this motion.

All of those in Capital District, just listen to 103.5 or 103.9

Looking so far...Oops, spoke too soon. Willis you bum.

Thanks for clarifying that. I thought that was kind of self explanitory with my comment.

Much like Todd Collins.

I've been thinking of how this explains much about my posts and I'm not sure i understand what you are saying exactly. Explain maybe?

See now this is a perfect example of those in power, solidfying their power. I don't find it suprising that the system is like this and you have be endorsed by either a Republican or Democrat because they have simply been in power too long, and we have allowed them to do this so that it is nearly impossible to toss even one of them, let alone both of them. I would say that your answer lies somehere in between flirting with the American voters, while playing cloke and dagger with the Republicans and Democrats.

Bottom line about the 2000 draft is that those players should be the veteran leadership on this team right now and should be in the prime of their careers. Every other team in the league has atleast one player from that draft that panned out in one way or another; so they automatically have an advantage over the Bills. 2000 was by far the worst draft.

It's this thing that they were talking about on the local news channel, where kids from local high schools set goals for themselves and they discuss violence in schools and how to prevent it, and drug use too. I think it is the biggest joke. I'm not sure there is a way to help kids now a days. And this is coming from a kid. You can't stop violence in schools, there's no way you are going to do it. All of these out reach programs that have been created are usually hosted by some j*rkoff that the kids don't take seriously. So i guess what i am saying is, do you really think there is a way to help kids? (This is kind of in response to the thread in the pinned section, although not about the same thing, merely the same idea of helping kids).

LMAO Good call... Zidane 2020? Maybe.

Hmm, very interesting point you bring up here, and i have no rebutal. I was thinking in terms of drug dealers, but if it were legalized, then the drug dealers wouldn't be there. It would be like getting it at the Mobil or something.

I hear you on that. It's just a matter of time before people realize that there is not always a chance for peace through talking, and therefore every republican and democrat will probably become the same. Then it will just be a popularity contest for president.

I don't smoke either, "I like remembering where i put my keys". I am more of an advocate for alcohol. The problem that the government has with weed is that they can't monitor it, which means they can't tax it. That's it, that's why it is illegal. And if someone wants to sit on their ass and smoke weed all day, who's business is it? As long as i am not paying for them to do it i have no problem. If you take away the organization and illegal smuggling aspect of marijuana, you will see the prices drop like an alcoholics awareness level. Which means that it won't be "ruining the financial lives" of those who use. You just can't have people out driving when they are stoned.

I actually think that if these two parties aren't willing to change their standpoints on some topics, as the younger generations get older, these two parties will find themselves out of power.

I believe that the legalization of weed will in fact help this country. It costs somewhere in the vacinity of $30 thousand a year to imprison someone. If we were to legalize marijuana, we would be able to use the money that we use locking up dope dealers and putting towards stopping the trafficking and smuggling of drugs and put it elsewhere that would be more useful.