Mark80

Rule number 1 of gun safety: Never point a gun at someone or in their general direction unless you plan on using it. This is true whether you think / know the gun is unloaded or not. One mistake, one round left in the chamber accidentally, one spook on the trigger finger and someone could have died. He is an idiot and if I were part of the gun community I would hate someone like this giving us a bad name / rep and doing way more harm than good for the point he was trying to prove.

I look at it this way and somewhat agree with what Firechan and Stephen A. Smith said. As a man, I know that there are others out there who are bigger and stronger than I am and I should not provoke those people as I may get my a$$ beat if I cross the line with them. It could be saying something wrong to them, hitting them, spitting on them (which I believe is part of what happened in Ray's case). If I do cross the line, I could fully expect to pay for it and it is partly my fault (even if I didn't physically do anything to that person). I think Stephen A. was trying to say something similar. I've seen women INTENTIONALLY provoking men through slapping them, through words, through kicking them, through spitting on them, through various mediums. Now, should a man react to this and hit her back, no (unless he is in real physical danger or someone he knows and loves is in real physical danger), but some of them do. And in these instances I do agree that the woman in PARTLY to blame for this, however small that blame may be. You should not antagonize someone who is physically superior to you to the point of them reacting physically. Man or Woman.

"Nobody is gayer than Tom Brady" That's great.

Agree: Peterson is the best all around corner in the league. Agree: Gilmore is not even close to as good as Peterson is (and I don't believe he ever will be, even though he could be very good). Disagree: Best player in 2011 draft. A ton of excellent players in that draft. Any of the top 7, Watt, Quinn, Sherman, Cameron Jordan. That draft was stacked with top tier talent. Maybe though.

Yeah, but Gordon is a repeat offender, wasn't Sherman a first timer? I think that makes a big difference. That coupled with his recent DUI arrest, I find it hard to believe that he'll play this year. Maybe though, those test seem suspect if they can yield a passing and failing test with the same sample.

On a side note, chicken farms are the most disgusting things I have ever stepped in to. The smell is unbearable, they poop all over each other, it's pretty horrible. But chicken parm is delicious.

I don't know, I've certainly known a lot of butt sniffers in the corporate world.

NP?

Hum, your name is not quite as easy to decrypt.

Longest: Jethro Tull: Thick as a Brick Part I: 22:40 and well worth it. Especially up to 3:02 and after 16:18. Shortest: Beatles: Her Majesty: 0:26 and begging for more as that was the End.

Yeah dude, I dug into the old year book and it was pretty easy to figure out who you are. That is if your name is your first initial followed by the first three of your last name and an S. Name and face are definitely familiar and I'm sure we partied at some point back then. Glad I didn't vote yes to boot ya!

98 for me.

And ignore.

Yeah, I stopped buying margarine years ago. It is very nasty stuff.

Crow's Nest in Getzville (Dodge and Campbell - close to Exit 3 on 990) has an amazing Fish Fry. It's packed every Friday all year round.

I like to do it this way: Percent chance of winning each game, add them up and have a record at the end. Here's my go: @Chicago - 40% Miami - 75% SD - 65% @HOU - 60% @Det - 40% NE - 50% Minn - 70% @NYJ - 55% KC - 65% @Mia - 60% NYJ - 70% Cle - 65% @Den - 10% GB - 30% @Oak - 60% @NE - 15% That gives us 8.3 Wins. Seems pretty close to me.

Yeah, I agree. It's a mutation and I would suspect that when you find one it is much easier to find more in the immediate vicinity because of the shared genetic pool in that area. I don't really know much about it though and am just making a reasonable assumption.

Well, he was certainly living the High Life that day.

I think the people voted for Joe thinking that others wouldn't vote for him. That way, when a different comic received more votes they wouldn't be able to vote for them to do the head-to-head since they voted for Joe. Unfortunately, too many people thought that way and it backfired on two of them! I thought Joe's set was pretty weak this week, but Karlous was so unprepared and unfunny that it didn't even matter, he still killed him easily. Hopefully Joe has more left in the tank for the final, but having watched a lot of his videos on Youtube I already see most of his material repeating and am a bit worried that he's used up most of his good stuff just to make it this far. We'll see. On a final note, glad Nikki won this week, from what they showed she definitely was the best at the Roast. Yeah, can't believe he didn't make it further from the get go. Great stuff and delivery.

Who's gonna rock this for the Holiday season? So ugly, but still kind of awesome. http://www.fanatics.com/NFL_Buffalo_Bills_Mens_Sweatshirts_And_Fleece/Buffalo_Bills_Wordmark_Ugly_Sweater

Brown's a good one, also Moeaki potentially. Aaron Williams for question #2.

In his defense, I don't think he ever said anything bad against Watkins, he was just saying that we needed another, bigger receiver on top of Watkins. Most of us disagree and felt our other picks were better utilized elsewhere. My issue with him was how he claimed that Dareus and Williams were potentially on their way to jail which was a ludicrous statement at the time (and still is). In addition, his claims that it's easier for Manuel (who he stated was an inaccurate passer, which has merit at this point) to throw to a receiver who can jump over CBs than it is for him to throw to WRs that can run routes and create separation from DBs, not just jump higher than them. He simply refused to grasp the concept that you need to be an extremely accurate passer to throw balls in a spot where only a big receiver can get them over a DB. That is, unless you are throwing to Megatron, or AJ Green type of receiver which none of those guys are, clearly. On the flip side, throwing to an open receiver allows you much more leeway in your accuracy as the DB is not in the WRs hip pocket as much. Then he would respond with completely off the wall points that made little to no sense (to me at least).

Didn't you know, Sal has ESP! And, OP, if the franchise is so dysfunctional how did he make in excess of $1B from it as you so thoughtfully pointed out? Go back to Vegas.

Thanks. That game was quite a back and forth battle. In all fairness though, I don't know how much I would have used Spiller on my own. The league was a "sim" style league where we were required to have balanced play calling. Mix of run / pass on O and man / zone on D. Much more fun than playing cheesers who just do the same thing every play. I used the Elgato Game Capture HD, worked very well and was very easy to edit with their software. I have sold it though since I'm One now and it allows you to use Twitch to broadcast and record games (haven't really used it yet though, but will be using it for the new Madden as my league may be requiring games to be broadcast).

This a moot point. EJ is the man and we're going to the playoffs this year. Book it. Oh, and any and all talk of Tuel becoming a franchise QB is the most ridiculous thing I have ever read.