Ned Flanders

There was also a guy who took tremendous camp pictures and posted them here...don't recall seeing him here in several years, but his pictures were amazing.

Checked it out and doesn't look like it's available yet on the DTV site.

Papa's good, but the best Raider PBP guy of all time was Bill King

Spoiler alert: he finishes second place in a duel...

Please, this cat's out of the proverbial bag. The bad-PR is already percolating. What would be worse for the NFL, Shady's lawyer bringing a case against the league or every media outlet in the country playing pictures of the woman's battered face while the person she accuses of being involved is doing jumping jacks at SJF? The bottom line is, Shady, at some point, will be "under investigation," which cuts a very wide swath and can be interpreted liberally by Goddell. Look, I hope Shady's innocent here too, but to pretend that Goodell is handcuffed by "lack of evidence" here is pure fantasy.

We're members of the KC and when tickets went on sale to members, we missed out, but got them when they went on sale to the general public. Very weird.

Immediately thought of them (c'mon open on Sundays will ya!) and of course, Wegmans.

Tried the chat option again and said without the ST discount, I'm seriously looking at Cox, Fios and the myriad of streaming options now available. DTV chat person then gave me a special number (which I assume is customer retention) and a PIN to enter after I call that number. Plan on calling this weekend, so we'll see.

The case remains "under review" by the NFL, and Goodell has issued crazier rulings. I hope I'm wrong, but I think Shady won't be at SJF next week.

Going on this excursion: http://www.jottnew.com/buffalo.html

Of course it is, Ball, but with Goodell, who the hell knows.

Good luck with that...this bunch can't even define a "catch."

I dunno, if nothing changes by the week of training camp, i.e. no suspect caught, I'm thinking he's placed on the exempt list. Just a hunch but I hope I'm wrong.

As a former carrier sailor, those F-18s are music to my ears. Was in Sandbridge earlier this summer and once last August. The F-18s seemed more prevalent last year. We like Sandbridge more than OC, but be aware, there's not as much to do outside the beach. There's a restaurant or two, a couple of ice cream stores, but you're going for just that: getting away from the hustle and bustle of places like OC. Also, it's mostly large seven bedroom-type homes there, that are geared toward multiple family stays. There's a condo place on the water that's quite nice, but you're paying big bucks here too.

We're not going to know that, of course, until the investigation is completed and, if, charges are filed.

It means that if he, in any way, had any part in planning, or knowing of a plan, for anyone to enter the house and take part of what happened there.

But even if that's the case, Shady's toast. He'll be given the Ray Rice retirement plan, even if he has his fingerprints on this loosely.

Just got back from OC last week. We've been going for more than a dozen years now with the kids. Beaches are well maintained and lots of good family restaurants on the bay side. Try Mackey's and Fish Tails, but go before 5:30 or you're waiting a bit. For ice cream, Justine's on the north end is the spot. OCM Crabs is the best place for crabs. As mentioned earlier, a side trip to Assateague to see wild horses is a good diversion, or there's a tacky, but good for kids, amusement park called Jolly Rogers, which you can get a pass to ride all afternoon (thankfully my kids have outgrown that). The Boardwalk is nothing special, we've haven't been in a few years and don't miss it. We're partial to Pino's but have wanted to try Lombardi's...next year for sure.

Fixed this for you

I haven't seen a thread like this since NJSue asked for help with her homework...

In February, saw a Petty tribute band in Falls Church, VA called "Southern Accents." They were outstanding. https://www.southernaccentsband.com/

Don't forget Cookie

Fortunately for us, in 1973 with the Eagles, he also shanked one at Rich that gave Buffalo the win.

A 7-9 team that, with just a few breaks, could have been 10-6 and won the division. Close home loses to Chicago, Baltimore and Miami were all winnable. 1979 set the table though for the breakthrough 1980 season.