Southern McButterpants

Guns fire when they're dropped? I've said it before, although likely not in this forum: I am amazed that David Frum can breathe with his head that far up his a$$.

Way more holes to fill than DE. Pass...

1. Kayden Kross (Slutty and smart) 2. Pizza (I guess: Veggie, bread, meat, dairy, right?) and Diet Pepsi (Might switch it to a nice Single Malt Scotch like Laphroaig) 3. Have to go with TBS. (gotta get my Seinfeld fix) Flame away . . .

Guacamole, the wife's taco dip and some home-made wings. oh and some Woodford Reserve bourbon too.

i love how the board blames the player (Johnson, Whitner) for being drafted/traded for and signing the contracts. Like the player should have walked away . . .no, no I can't sign that. You should be playing Flutie . . or no, no . . .i can't sign. . . you shouild have drafted Ngata.

Laugh all you want, but when she takes her dentures out the feeling is indescribable . . .

I was in 7th grade. We were off from school that day (though I have no idea why). I was outside with my Dad and brother when the storm hit. Went from being cloudy and overcast to can't see more than 3 feet in front of you in less than a minute.

Campbell's tomato soup. it used to come out of the can in solid, cylindrical form. it tastes about the same, but it's quite watered down.

Sonofab_____ I was going to say topless waitresses.

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Why? Does Marrone like progressive rock rather than punk?

No more for me, thanks . . . I'm driving.

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I like Starbucks. I find as I get older, I' m enjoying bitter as a flavor more and more . darker roasts of coffee, hoppy beers, dark chocolate, etc. I don't really care for Timmy Ho' s as it' s not (surprise, surprise) strong enough for my taste. I will say that Horton' s coffee packs quite the caffeine punch though. in warmer months you' 'll find me with an iced dark roast from Dunkin Donuts. harder to find in WNY, but beats any iced coffee at Horton's or Starbucks.

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Steely Dan?

Did you know that friendly kids, statistically, have more friends? Humans have cool toys.

Two posters in the thread asked. No need to be a d-bag about it.

Must be Ray Horton, Cardinals DC...

In what part of the Constitution do you have a RIGHT to know whether or not your neighbor owns a firearm? Wow....

33??? Looks like 53. I'm not saying No, just commenting on 33 . . .

There's no such thing as too much garlic!! Blasphemy!

True. With decent QB play, a better defensive scheme and some heads up coaching, we may well have won against the Pat*s away, the Colts, Rams and Titans. 9-6 headed into the final weekend means everyone is happy, playoffs or not. That said, we really need an outstanding receiver to complement Stevie, 2 maybe 3 linebackers, and another option at TE . . . and a QB of course. Sorry Fitzy . . . I was rootin' for ya!

Of course not. Don't be ridiculous. My point is that longevity does matter. No one doubts that the Stones are greatest RnR band ever, but their later stuff? Meh.... I dont think being the Ramones was easy. You seem to think that playing Jacobs Ladder in13/8 time was easy. It's not. I don't see a clear lineage for the VU to the New York Dolls. I've always read and heard that the NYD were the FIRST glam rock band, without whom there may not have been a Bowie, a Kiss, 80's hair metal, grunge and punk. The Dead Kennedy's, the Clash, Richard Hell and the Voidoids, Black Flag, and then the more mainstream T-Funk Heads and Blondie (vastly under-acted band) all happen with or without the SexPistols floating down the Thames. I know what your point is. Rock n Roll is leather jackets, sex, rebellion, the Beatles in Hamburg, etc. and to a certain extent, the Hall more than welcomes that. It's the Madonna's, James Taylor's and their ilk that rub me the wrong way. Yes, Genesis, Rush, and ELP were monstrously huge bands that were fathered by Sargent Pepper. To deny them recognition in the Hall because they don't fit the jingle-jangle, leather jacket, rebellion mode is silly. Music at some point has to be about music. These bands incorporated actual musicianship into the craft. Not everyone started their musical journey by picking up Strat copy and some decent headphones. Some of us started with musician parents and piano lessons and a father's massive collection of jazz albums. To hear rock played with the same intricacy, care, masterful musicianship as a Billy Cobham or Buddy Rich was indeed a revelation and a rebellion all it's own.