BRH

Three years go by pretty damn quick. And you said you don't have that much risk w/r/t $$ because of your family tuition break. I'm also guessing that you're single without kids. With those factors in mind, I'd say suck it up and finish. You're still very young and can always do something else later. Just be careful not to fall into the trap of thinking you HAVE to practice law for the rest of your life because you invested three years in law school. It ain't true. And yes, I'm a lawyer. P.S. if you weren't bored in your Civ Pro class, I'd worry about you.

Sounds like quite a cover-up.

When he actually catches the ball, you mean.

Actually it was the worst season we had in a year. How soon we forget that the Bills went 3-13 in 2001.

That wasn't his fans who said that... it was Flutie himself.

I'd rather run over them than run into them.

Oh it's balanced out by the Dolphins being ranked 30th

I used to make a whole day out of it too. Then I got married and had kids (both of whom are still too young for me to take to the games). Now I consider myself lucky that I get to leave Rochester at 10 or 10:30 a.m., see the game in person, and am back home by 6. I am impressed with your dedication, though. That drive to and from Cincy has got to be one of the most boring stretches of highway in the nation.

Hell if I'm going to tell any of you where I park. I get in and out so fast it's criminal, and if I tell you then everybody will want to park there and it'll suck. I'm just looking out for number one.

Corey Simon.

Plus there's no sense throwing Smith in there until Jonas's widdle finger gets better.

It reminds me of how Deion Sanders told Carlton Fisk that "slavery is over" when Fisk got in his face after Sanders didn't run out a popup. I have a lot more respect for Pudge than I do for Kent, who's an ass, but the same principle applies. Playing hard isn't a race issue.

Sir, I strenuously object. When Evans fumbles at inopportune times or jaws with an opposing cornerback for 30 yards as he escorts him into the end zone, then you can compare him to Peerless.

Thanks, man. Now I'll never look at her the same way again.

Mine set up through my gmail account but still won't authenticate to my work server. Documentation is very spotty and basically just says that it should work. (I can sign in via Microsoft Messenger, but GoogleTalk won't work.)

Can't authenticate to my server at work when I try to sign in.

Including a game in '94 or so when they threw the kitchen sink at Kelly at our 14-yard line and Jimbo hit Andre on a hot read. Andre went 86 for the touchdown. Yeah, nice analysis, Football Scientist.

Let me guess... a bunch of the other guys in the circle are wearing zebra-striped shirts, right?

"Defense help the offense!" "Hey man, what'd he say?" "He said.... DEFENSE... HELP THE OFFENSE."

Did you tell him to get his fat, "double-ax-handle-wide" ass out there and cut it himself?

Ah, 62-7... one of the most glorious days of my football-watching life that did not involve watching the Bills. I still get the warm fuzzies just thinking about that game.

And the other thing is that the writer calls Vincent a cornerback, leading the casual reader to actually believe that Wire is the other starting safety in the secondary along with Milloy. If Pedulla had done even five minutes of research he'd know that Vincent and Milloy are the starting safeties.

If he makes the team it'll be for special teams only. I wouldn't mind CW being quoted in an article about how great the Bills' ST units are. But to quote him in an article about the defense is ridiculous.

Keep it! And I want Rayzer to bring back Thong Girl while we're at it.

Since this putz self-titles himself "The Football Scientist," maybe instead of thinking up excuses for why his favorite team got rolled by the Bills in almost every game -- including every big game -- for a decade, he should apply his scientific knowledge to proving that Dan Marino caused the very problem that his defenders claim hamstrung him in big games -- i.e., Miami's lack of a running game.