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check your link rick astley doing a dance......
thats kinda the point, i guess some folks are new to rickrolling haha
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Bruce Pearl knows what the right answer is.
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"Saved by zero" gets to me and also this one for Subway:
FIVE
FIVE
FIVE DOLLAR FOOT LONNNNNNNNNNNNNG............
you kidding? I love 5 dollar footlong...
its go-go-going stroooong
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Look like world champions.
Ginn, who had 177 yards all season c=scored 175 in one game against the Bills, so why was Whitner left in if the entire free world knew he couldnt cover Ginn
3rd and 2, we have a full back the size of a sherman tank and we leave him on the sideline and throw downfield
Pass rush? we doan need no stinkin pass rush.
Hey Dick show some emotion or I'll nominate you for Jeff Dunham's next character- Coach on a stick
Maybe audible and go off tackle when the entire Felon defence is stacked inside
Ummm, wasn't McGee on Ginn most of the time? He was always the one closest by to make the tackle, anyway.
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I'm still waiting for an answer to my question about how long the U.S. has been a 'socialist' country.
Don't you know? They don't answer questions that might prove them wrong.
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I love the comment " thats not Christianity that I believe in, thats not the Christianity of the bible", these are the sorts of folks that scare the heck out of me. Just like folks find and edit video and audio on you tube many faiths only teach certain aspects of what is contained in the bible.
My favorite part is when she cites his "Muslim background" due to the father that left when he was 2. What do these uber Christians think is going to happen if they elect the "less Christian" candidate? He's going to burn down all the churches? We separate church from state here in America, so it's not like any pro-Christian legislation is going to be passed either way? Why do these people see it as an issue?
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Wow! This post is really something.
Was this your nice way of saying "elect a Ni***r or allow them to be a candidate and you'll all get what you deserve!!! Ni***rs on the rampage!!! Then you'll be sorry!"
I never come over to this forum, and this is the first post I read.....
WOW!!!
wow
pretty scary, huh?
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You know how I know when my beer is drinkable? The label turns blue when it gets cold! Thank god they don't make me think or else I might actually choose something worth drinking.
Well before Coors invented the mountains turning blue, there was pretty much no way to tell when beer was cold.
You know, besides touching it.
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There is nothing wrong with an 8 year old at a gun show. Kids raised around guns usually respect them and know how to handle them.
The problem is allowing an 8 year old to handle a weapon that is beyond their ability to control. That's just unacceptable.
Why should that type of gun even be available at a gun show? What use could an average civilian ever get out of an Uzi? If you've got a handgun locked up safe to protect yourself, or a few hunting rifles that's no big deal. But could somebody tell me why Uzis are made available to the type of person that would give it to their 8 year old?
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We're headed down a familiar path now:
- win some games that put is in contention and raise expectations;
- offense can move ball from 20 to 20 but stutters in red zone due to a) lack of TE, b) smallish WRs and c) defenses being able to overplay the run;
- injuries taking toll, especially in secondary;
- defensive line gets no penetration;
- defense plays reasonably well but gives up key 3rd down conversions, partly because they've been left on field too long by offense.
Same old, same old for same look Bills.
Geesh, you'd think after so many years of the same issues we'd have solved them by now. But noooooo ...
Aw come on, you're aware that we're still 5-2 right?
And I'm tired of people going on about our injuries. It's the NFL, every single team has similar problems. Now, last year with 17 players on the IR was a statistical anamoly and worth complaining about. This year, a few guys injured (none badly) toward the middle of the season is normal.
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Joey Porter is a punk. Donte Whitner is a terrific leader. Both run their mouths during the game but the difference is Porter backs it up and actually makes plays. Outside of tackling a receiver 10 yards in the end zone, when was the last time Whitner made a significant play.
Well they play different positions, and Whitner has had to focus more on coverage this year.
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Saved by Zero might be one of the worst ad campaigns of all time. What grown man goes into a studio, sings that awful jingle, and still lives with himself?
Actually it's a song from 1983 by a band called The Fixx. The song's not much better than the commercial.
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The NFL needs to expand the season to 18 games. The Bills lose one game to the Dolphins and we are freaking out. And in all fairness, we should. Each game means way too much where we live and die by each game. While it makes for great, compelling games, it's a bit much.
Also, I learned that this Toronto game now double sucks. Our only chance to even the series is another road game where the snow can't find it's way in. That's bunk.
Robery Royal is a piece.
And how scary is it when the opposing team drops 8 men into coverage almost all game and we can't make 5 yard completions or get a running game going?
But honestly, overall I'm good. I think this is a great game to learn from and I think we will do just that. With the Cardinals game, we could make excuses. Here, we have none and I think it will force this team to get their act together and be that much more ready for the next two. We are still 5-2 and one win away from being halfway to 12-4. We know we have a lot of good pieces. Robert Royal sucks, but hey, what can ya do?
Oh yeah, one last thing. Robert Royal is a spy for the Pats.
How exactly does this loss make an 18 game schedule imperative? Trust me, people would be acting exactly the same way with 18 games.
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Is it safe to say that all of Buffalo loves Dick? I'd argue that Dick is one of our favorite things.
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The cop was clearly in the right here, and I don't even really see the need for an investigation here. The kid was committing armed robbery and deserved whatever repercussions there were.
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My point in listing it is not to judge importance, but simply to provide benchmarks for comparing budgets. Remember, the issue is bloat and inefficiency in organizations. We provide three times as much money to education and training at the Federal level than NASA. Do you see three times the output? Regardless of whether you think NASA's missions are worth doing in the first place (and I agree about privatization of space), you have to admit that they actually get a lot done with their money in comparison to other agencies.
Ok I'll agree with you on that, even though we all know America never REALLY put a man on the moon and that the whole thing was just shot in a basement in Hollywood. (I've got a buddy who actually believes that haha)
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It's about power and control. First you convince the masses there is a problem, then any action you seek can be related to controlling or solving the problem. Almost any industry, government policy or action and be viewed through this lens of Global Warming and then be subject to control by the very same people pushing the agenda. These people will tax, regulate, limit, control, and drive the economy down with it as a result of their actions.
So it's not about economic destruction per se, it's all about power.
The earth has been going though periods of cooling and warming for millions of years. We should all be good stewards of the earth and eliminate all pollutants to a maximum extent. But to create bogus claims and fear mongering about a global catastrophe if we don't act now is just ridiculous.
This post makes you sound really paranoid. That is your take on the people in government who are involved with the global warming movement. So how do you explain that 99% of meteorologists, climatologists, and other weather-related scientists agree with them? Are they all being paid off?
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why is erin andrews not on this list?
http://wheelsports.files.wordpress.com/200...rin-andrews.jpg
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For the first time in a long time, I saw Ohio State play not to lose and what happens when a team does that is they don't win either.
coughPatriotsintheSuperbowlcough
That's very true, when you abandon your game plan and play it safe, bad things tend to happen. I'm always a proponent of playings balls-out football, especially in a critical conference rival game.
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Tell me, how is Jauron any more of a head coach than Haslett? And don't say because Haslett is an interim coach because they are doing the exact same job with the exact same goal.
Sorry, Haslett IS an interim head coach and there is a difference. When you fire your coach in the middle of the season, there is not enough time to undergo an interview process so a head coach has to be named on the fly. Jauron interviewed for his HC job, which included Rooney rule candidates, and Haslett did not.
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How does resembling Marlon Brando in any way make someone more qualified to answer that?
you just made my day.
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PSU is lucky that Pryor was just inserted as a true freshman. He made some plays, but it was quite obvious, with the vanilla play calling, that the OSU coaching staff was not willing to let the Pryor loose with the playbook. Even the announcers, who are borderline retarded, kept saying that OSU was playing to not make a big mistake.
Vanilla is probably a good way to describe OSU today, but look at how PSU handled Chris Wells, the "heisman candidate". 22 rushes for 55 yards, what an effort! Just like every year, this PSU defense can stop anybody, and this year they have an offense to boot.
The fly-over state mentality
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haha
old people are funny