SageAgainstTheMachine

Same here...I've always thought superstars should stay with their team, because they are such a part of the city's identity. Except for end of career identity crises (Jordan playing for the Wizards, Montana with the Chiefs, Favre with the Vikings, etc.), superstars shouldn't just up and switch teams in their prime. People talk about which location will be best for Lebron's legacy...that is without a doubt Cleveland, IMO.

Since I don't see the whole Lebron/Wade/Bosh in Miami thing happening, my vote is that he stays with Cleveland for the time being.

Ok, let's think this one through...we've got Ontario, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, and Alberta So, that leaves us with the Canadian domain code, which I'm pretty sure is .ca so, we have C-A-N-R-O-A-L which anagrams to ummm...Car Loan? That doesn't seem quite right, but it's the only thing I can think of.

I'm pretty good at making moonshine, if that's something you want happening on your farm.

I thought Up was Pixar's best work so far. The final 20 minutes of the movie aren't so great because they add an unnecessary antagonist, thinking "well, there has to be a bad guy to defeat.". Other than that, though, it was spectacular. I'm usually not a crier, but I was already weeping like a baby after the first five minutes And, yes, Ratatouille was excellent too. Cars was just awful, I think Pixar chooses to forget about that one. I enjoyed Finding Nemo even if it was designed to be a cute kids' story. There were enough funny moments and good voice-actor performances to keep it afloat for me.

By the way, bart-shan, thanks for these daily puzzles. They're hard enough to be challenging, but simple enough to not be incredibly frustrating. Do you use a web-site that posts these things, or do you write them yourself?

The letter is Y. 1. Stylish 2. Eyelet 3. Century 4. Nymph I focused on the fourth word because the puzzle form contained no vowels, so it had to be A, E, I, O, U, OR Y.

What happened to LSD? The green-mauve dragon in my brain ate all of it with the skills of his up-down-vanish sorcery.

http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/index.php?showtopic=115138 He's also mentioned wanting to do her from behind or something. Personally, I think openly fantasizing about statutory rape should be an immediate ticket off the board, but that's just my opinion.

Strange thing I've noticed about peoples' reaction to the draft. When most positions are drafted, there are pretty much zero expectations if they were drafted after the 3rd round. When a QB is drafted, on the other hand, it seems that he's expected to compete for the starting job no matter what round he was taken in.

I'm convinced that one of mankind's greatest ills is the fear of natural death.

That's kinda disturbing. You do realize that she's 16 and looks even closer to 14 right?

This can't be right. I just broke my urfew last month.

You absolutely can't go wrong with Pixar, plain and simple.

The answer to number 2 is 14285. 142857 * 5 = 714285. I got this because it ties into the decimal manifestation of 1/7. .142857 repeating. Number 1, I am drawing a complete blank.

Booster, it does indeed sound like this teacher might be an idiot, but the old "he was misbehaving because he was bored" excuse is pretty lame...being disruptive in class is disrespectful to both the teacher and the other students, no matter which way you slice it.

No, it's a vapid pseudo-intellectual piece of tripe trying to point a finger at a problem that doesn't even exist, probably written on account of the author's own misplaced sexual frustration. It's laughable that Ms. Paglia believes our entertainment culture can have such a profound effect on our sexual desire. News-flash, buddy...people haven't stopped f*cking. If there's been a small decline in birth rate, it's because of an increased fear of raising children in the recession. The drugs you mention are not for those looking to procreate, they are for those who want to have sex past the point where they were physically supposed to.

Here's something I've always wondered; Why can't I compared apples to oranges? They're both fruit. I think there's quite a bit to compare...taste, texture, nutritional content, etc.

Whatever. At least we don't have to live in Ghana.

It seems like Altidore does everything except put the ball in the net.

Isn't Montana a pretty damn cold place too? Or did they mean in comparison to Baltimore?

I'm gonna laugh my ass off at all the drama queens here if Maybin tears it up this year. Sure, he could be a bust, but plenty of players (especially known projects) have bad rookie years and go on to good careers. Seriously, why is everybody so quick to completely write the guy off? There's only a handful of rookies each year that have big impacts and he wasn't one of them...big deal. Let's just wait and see what he brings this year.

Pardon the pun, but if you sleep with dogs you get fleas. Maybe Vick isn't guilty of anything here...but why is he hanging out with guys who carry pieces? I mean, the guy has the shortest leash of anybody in the NFL. Jesus, couldn't Vick just lay low and celebrate his birthday with a couple friends at a restaurant or bowling alley or something? Of course, AI proved you can get into trouble at a bowling alley too. Maybe he's stopped the dog fighting, but if I'm Goodell this proves to me that his judgment hasn't improved one bit.

I'm impressed by any professional chef who's under 180. I'm decent at cooking, but if I had any serious talent I'd probably be pushing 300

Yeah, weight does that. When I decided to lose a bunch of weight (successfully), I found that it wasn't a good idea to weigh myself every day. Leads to discouragement because you could be really loyal to your diet/exercise plan for a day and still gain weight for no explainable reason. Better method is doing it every week or every two weeks. Which one of these seems simpler and less stressful? Day 1: 200.0 Day 2: 199.5 Day 3: 200.0 Day 4: 199.0 Day 5: 199.5 Day 6: 199.0 Day 7: 199.0 Day 8: 198.0 or Day 1: 200.0 Day 8: 198.0 Same result without all the grief.