BRH

Look at his avatar and there's your answer.

St. Bona and Albany made this list. Thoughts?

Or nobody at FEMA was, like, watching CNN or anything.

What about Katrina and the Waves?

Do they know yet how they will handle folks who already have tickets to the game in NO?

Because snow melts.

Sorry, I'm short-tempered like everyone else. I read Fark too but missed that one.

Does it matter? Actually, someone posted it on a different board. So sorry I couldn't attribute.

More idiocy from the media: If you're black, it's "looting" If you're white, it's "finding"

Good point. My employer (Thomson) is matching $2 for every $1 we contribute.

The other thing that's happening is thousands of people are rushing from nearby hotels to get on the buses that are supposed to be evacuating the Superdome folks. I guess nobody saw that coming either.

He looked more like Friggin' Lonnie on that fake punt.

It'll be funny to see what Peerless has to say to Keyshawn "Drew's never had a receiver like me" Johnson when he gets to Dallas.

I note they count Dante Brown and Izell Reese as two of our "Key Departures."

That was my thought too. He's probably still pissed about the '99 Eastern Conference finals!

Ogeeltorp?

I'm thinking where tf did the last ten years go.

The ball spins in the other direction from how it spins when a righty kicks it.

They need to sign Chris Watson!

From MSNBC:

yep, especially as Dwayne Washington's personal escort.

Or perhaps April's comment is just a way to make the Texans waste some time preparing for Parrish on both ST and defense.

I don't know him but his profile says he's from Houma. If there's any good news, that's it, because Houma is well outside the bowl of New Orleans and to its west. Not to say it didn't get hit, but at least he's not in New Orleans.

3...2...1... HD should be happening by any minute now.

Ah yes, the famous Killer Storm From Cleveland. I was in third grade too here in Rochester and they sent us all home early from school. The supermarkets were jammed with people frantically stocking up on supplies. We all hunkered down to wait...and it never came. Veered off south of us or something. We got a few flakes. That was a fun day off from school. I got paid back this past March when I got stuck in your bastard of a snowstorm flying back from Nashville through Cleveland, though. Plane tried to land at Hopkins, bounced all over hell and gone and pulled up at the last second and went to Detroit where they said they'd gas up and try again. I said not with me you ain't. I got off the plane -- they told me I'd have to pick up my bag in Cleveland and I said fine, I don't give a sh-- about my bag. I rented a car and drove to Cleveland, stayed overnight at the airport hotel, and the next morning found that the plane had tried and failed to land twice, first getting diverted to Pittsburgh and then to Richmond for the night. I finally got them to agree to send my bag to Rochester and set out on the road for home. It took me ten hours, including 4 hours to traverse the 40 miles of Pennsylvania I-90. But I much preferred it to another go-round on that frickin' plane.