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Just watched both coaches press conferences
SageAgainstTheMachine replied to 1billsfan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
YOU PLAY TO WIN THE GAME. -
Kyle Williams top Pro Bowl Alternate
SageAgainstTheMachine replied to San Jose Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
No, we got the TOP alternate. -
My Meaningless Opinion
SageAgainstTheMachine replied to R. Rich's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Aside from the Manning factor, KC looks a LOT better than Indy this season. -
84-year-old Hugh Hefner
SageAgainstTheMachine replied to \GoBillsInDallas/'s topic in Off the Wall Archives
Well said. People concerned with the institution of marriage have chosen homosexuals as a target. Why not focus their attention on people like this who are TRULY making a mockery of it? Personally, I say live and let live. But I doubt Ms. Harris is going to find this to be a very fulfilling life. -
Is Williams really that good?
SageAgainstTheMachine replied to ShipUPride's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
If he's not great, then why do almost all advanced metrics point to him as being the best DT in the NFL this season, including one of the most dominant single-game performances EVER (against pitt)? -
Ok, but first I should research how to affiliate my experiment with a known cause. I suppose I could simply promise "All proceeds go to _____" but that's a ****ty way to maximize returns. Most people would be too skeptical to just fork money over to me, and rightfully so. I'm going to get on that. Anyway, yes, it's rather insipid isn't it? In retrospect I shouldn't have made myself sound so high and mighty. In my defense, I wrote the original missive on a whim at 3 A.M. If you read the remainder of this thread (I don't expect you to), you'll notice that I toned down the grandiosity. Still, I think it could be an interesting project for personal growth. And even better if I can manage to raise some money for those less fortunate!
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Most Stupid Band Names ...
SageAgainstTheMachine replied to truth on hold's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Butthole Surfers. -
I gotcha Jim, and it's actually funny you mention this. I'm an avid hiker and backpacker (admittedly, during the warm season). The Finger Lakes region is particularly great for weekend or 4-day treks. One of my goals before I hit 30 is to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail. As for the lentils, I realize it seems beyond dumb. But right now my mind is set on it for some reason. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
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Stories of the Season: Kyle Williams
SageAgainstTheMachine replied to bills_red's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I remember pre-season you saw a lot of "He'll never be anything more than he is. Williams is simply 20 pounds too light to be great." -
Ok, I was just gonna let it go, but you persist in implying that I'm some sort of bleeding heart hippie. I'm not. This experiment has nothing to do with the cause of vegetarians or vegans, ok? Have you seen me preaching to anybody about what they eat? I'm merely trying something strange for the potential benefit of myself. I chose to publicly state my intentions. I realize that I opened myself to criticism when I did this. But come on man, who do you REALLY think is the one on the high horse at this point?
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I'll be breathing nothing but hydrogen in 2011
SageAgainstTheMachine replied to ieatcrayonz's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Quick question, crayonz. How will this decision regarding inhalations affect your exhalation plans? -
I'll be breathing nothing but hydrogen in 2011
SageAgainstTheMachine replied to ieatcrayonz's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Wow, crayonz, this is very very bold. I wish you nothing but luck in your quest. -
Ok, I'm an agnostic. But I'm fond of Christmas and a lot of the music. Sue me. Anyway, we already had the thread for bad Christmas songs, here are a few of my favorites... Carol of the Bells (TSO version especially...hell, anything by TSO) Oh Holy Night (gorgeous tune) Snoopy Christmas You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch
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Bart, I'd like to thank you for the reasoned and well-thought-out response. One reason I posted about this in the first place (aside from garnering myself some attention haha) is that I wanted to get perspectives from a wide variety of people. Don't worry about sounding negative or discouraging the idea...I don't discourage very easily. Indeed, I see failure as a real and like possibility. Whether that failure is of the optional or mandatory variety, who knows? Or perhaps I'll succeed. Wouldn't that be something? Really, it's something of a personality flaw. I consider the concept more than the process and approach a lot of things with a fair degree of recklessness. I agree with you that more research should have done before my announcement. On the flip side, a person with a more firmly screwed on head wouldn't have the intrepid spirit to try this sort of thing in the first place.
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It's funny, actually...I mentioned conducting an interview with Potato Guy (ate nothing but potatoes for 2 months). Naturally, I inquired about his first non-potato meal. He was embarrassed to admit that it was mashed potatoes. Apparently, he had grown so sick of plain unseasoned potatoes, that the most desirable thing in the world to him was (bizarrely) a seasoned potato dish.
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Gotcha. Though I will say that the Aggies work damn hard too.
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There's a pretty good chance we've seen 15-20 years stolen from the end of Austin Collie's life. That's a pretty sickening thought...poor guy's brain is going to be jelly when he's 60.
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In the future, you should try to insult Olbermann without insulting the hundreds of thousands of non-A-holes who graduated from Cornell.
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I follow the advice of the playwright when it comes to intelligence..."Show me, don't tell me". Don't go about insipidly reminding people of how smart you are. Rather, let it bring something to the table. Fitzpatrick, according to this article, approaches things the right way. He uses his intelligence to help the team without constantly talking about "Well, back at Harvard...".
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Thanks, Tough Guy. Fortunately for me, my brother is a qualified nutritionist, so I'll be using him as a resource. As for the iro...based on the amount of lentils I'll be eating on a daily basis, I'll be getting somewhere between 150-160 percent of my recommended daily value of iron per day. Obviously this isn't ideal, but do you think it's enough to cause a serious iron overload?