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That's great.

He'll make for a decent third-down receiver in spread sets in 2015.

And Tennehill rockin' some sweet Isotoners.

They should just use eball's avatar for the next decade.

That all sounds dandy, but for selfish reasons, I'd like to see the *$(% continue to hit the fan through the last second.

Just bumping -- Season 5 just around the corner!

The Bills were the reason he was employed, especially in the last three years of his career.

"Her clients must acknowledge there will be no sex allowed." "I ain't makin' no promises. Now come'er 'n gimme a hug."

East Otto, N.Y. East Otto Graybeards Denim No instant replay or video scoreboards used by this club, for technology is a sin. ________ /Sorry, that sucked. I'm tired. That's all I got.

Interesting. I'd like to see the list.

Now, is that your personal feeling, or your perception of listeners in general? "Black" is the song I associate with them, but I understand somebody else would have a completely different idea. Another example is for Van Halen -- I don't think of anything but "Jump," but I'm definitely in the minority, apparently. I've had many a drunken campfires playing/singing "Elderly Woman..." with friends. Great song.

I'd say "Black."

The only thing I've gotten out of this thread is a feeling of relief that I don't have to worry about this crap again. I think I got each of my guys a big bottle of their favorite booze.

Bam. /I know, everyone knew it was coming.

No, not at all. The $100 is just my personal cutoff without feeling guilty. For some people, it might be $500, for others, it might be nonexistent. To each their own.

Depends on the situation. A few years ago I found a wallet in Las Vegas at a table in a public space. Clearly, that belonged to somebody, so I waited for them to return, which they did. If they hadn't, that's something you should turn into the police. That being said, random money found in the road is yours. I'd say $100 is the cutoff, for me. Anything more should be turned in. I'll never forget the time I was 8 years old and found a $50 bill on the floor at the grocery store. Thinking I was doing the right thing, I turned it into the cashier, who promptly put it in her pocket. Lesson learned. If it's clearly not connected to somebody, and it's less than $100, it's finders keepers. Do with it what you please.

Doesn't copping to it basically ruin your chances in court?

Awesome stuff.

As long as we're at it, here are some more: 1.) The people who pull out in front of you, despite the three miles of open road behind you. 2.) The people who don't move over when you're merging onto the interstate when they're next to a clear lane. 3.) The people who gawk at flashing lights and shiny objects like 3-year-olds. 4.) The people who don't understand the meaning of "acceleration lane." 5.) The people who text and drive. Also, there's no better feeling than seeing somebody pass you on the right, only to realize traffic is backed up in that lane as well and they have to slow down and get behind you again. Dicks.

This is definitely a pet peeve of mine as well. What makes it worse is that in North Carolina, there are no so-called "passing lanes." As long as the driver is going at least the minimum speed, they're welcome to use any lane. It's maddening.

Courtside at a Magic-Bobcats playoff game a couple years ago. I know, I know, nobody likes the NBA -- but seeing it up close like that was amazing.

(Grabs popcorn)

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Byrd was definitely a much better tackler last year.