BRH

TOUCHDOWN RAIDERS whoo hoo!

Yes baby!

Whoo hoo Raiders on the move!

Welcome back! So good to hear from you.

LMAO

Er... it's close, but yeah.

The knob-bobbing in the media the last few years didn't give you a clue?

I'm right there with ya

Still not enough. And none of them wreaked anywhere near the havoc of post-Florida Katrina. In fact, combined they didn't do nearly as much damage, in terms of buildings or people. That's right, blame the people who lived there... in a city that has been settled for 300 years. Again. None of them did anything close to Florida what Katrina did to New Orleans. Ever seen Miami under 20 feet of water? Tampa? Jacksonville? You damn skippy he did. Especially two months before a presidential election in the state that --with a little help from his daddy's friends -- got him elected in the first place. That he turned the top three slots at FEMA -- the Federal Emergency Management Agency, for God's sake! -- into purely patronage jobs tells you all you need to know about where political considerations stand in his administration: right at the top, waaay ahead of competent governing. My original point was that the head of FEMA is an incompetent boob, with a degree from an unaccredited law school, with no emergency management experience and no real accomplishments of which to speak. He was appointed to the job solely because of his political connections -- which is hardly surprising, but Jesus on a stick, don't you think FEMA deserves better than that in a post 9/11 world? Yes the local folks made mistakes. But why is it so hard for some of you to accept that the federal folks !@#$ up at least as badly, if not worse? Stop sniffing the dittoes.

FEMA and its current director received high marks last year because the brunt of the hurricane season hit Florida. I'll take "Who's the Governor of Florida" for $200, Alex.

Hey, them's just the schedule breaks. It's not like they're calling a clearly illegal goal legal, or giving a team a first down on a catch that was both short and out of bounds, or awarding possession to an unconscious guy who fumbled the ball away, or calling a forward pass a lateral, or letting defenders rape receivers in a conference title game, or calling a fumble a "tuck," or.... You get the idea.

Also very true. D'ya think Jeff will be busting his ass for the company now? No, he'll be looking for another gig while on company time, and then he'll make the company pay for his unemployment. Not smart at all on the manager's part. Probably works on the dumber employees though.

Bingo. So stick it to him. Start looking for another job while you're still working there. Either you'll find something and be able to quit your job, or he'll have to fire you and then you can collect unemployment while you look for another job.

I hope they do the Rochester-Boston route too. And Rochester-DC. I hate that JFK is the only place JB flies to out of here.

Y'all who are slamming the local government folks can have fun reading this article about the woeful incompetent who sits right at the top of FEMA. Username and password are both the same (lifted from bugmenot): "digital" Staggering. Just staggering.

Could you post a larger version in your profile?

Won't be long now before the NFL starts clamping down on fan-run websites, the way MLB is going after fantasy baseball leagues. This is just the beginning, folks.

[crickets] How ironic.

Well, I'm interested. Like Dan said, shed a little light instead of cursing the darkness. What the f is MUT? I've always wondered.

Big words from a guy who's starting for the first time in the NFL. I'd like to see us blow him up with a couple of screens.

On the first play of the game. Peters takes the snap from Peters, rolls out behind a devastating block from Peters, and throws deep to Peters, who laterals to Peters, who runs it in for the score. Peters then kicks the extra point. Seriously? Willis from the 2 on a sweep.

So this guy with one leg goes into a Waffle House looking for a job. The manager says "We don't have anything for you, but there's an IHOP down the street." Sorry.

I think he may have meant that the state of Texas has absorbed that many. That, I would believe. Then again, people aren't letting things like facts get in the way of a little hyperbole. For example, Sen. Stevens of Alaska was recently quoted as saying that the federal relief effort was fine so far because they had to cover "an area twice the size of Europe."

When has watching our offense been fun in the last couple of years?

Boy, that really gives the Saints fans a leg up, doesn't it? Not that it will matter much, but still.