Nervous Guy

Chris Farley: You remember when you were with the Beatles? Paul McCartney: Yes. Chris Farley: That was awesome. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris Farley: Remember when you were with the Beatles and you were supposed to be dead, and there were all these clues, like you play some song backwards and it'd say, like "Paul is Dead" and everybody thought you were dead and, um, that was a hoax right? Paul McCartney: Yeah, I wasn't really dead. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris Farley: I think we got time for one more question. Remember when you were in the Beatles and you did that album Abbey Road and at the very end of the song, it went: 'And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make'. You remember that? Paul McCartney: Yes. Chris Farley: Um, is that true?

This is why I never talk to anyone...

fixed.

indeed...that would just make this thread officially official....not that there's anything wrong with that.

To tell the truth these dudes are making me...well, you know...

funny you should say that...you know who just got a Pats* tat before the Super Bowl and just got a Red Sux one a few weeks ago...pathetic.

you know he really gets off on seeing his name on this board...perhaps we should use a secret code word...

nobody really appreciates us...

****bump****

I have AT&T and I have no problems with them 2 + years of DSL...great service...combine my bills, cheaper internet than a lot of other places...I'm just sayin'

watch out for the Chupacabra.

Cincy and his bike: http://images.jupiterimages.com/common/det...60/23286029.jpg

The thing that I have found is it depends on the sport, your resourcefulness and luck...my son plays basketball...he's pretty good, but his HS team is average...although he starts varsity (he's 15), his real exposure occurs after the school's season is over. He plays on an AAU team out of Hartford and travels around the state and NE. His team is damn good and he sticks out like a sore thumb, a short, white, point guard...he loves his teammates and he loves the game, he's obsessed with it and he works hard at it. Along the way we found out about exposure events, pay 40-50 bucks and play 3-5 games with about 90+ kids from all over the NE, there are scouting services and DII and DIII coaches there...well, the first one last fall, he got a small blurb on a recruiting service website and one about 3 weeks ago he got a major write up and was labeled a "real prospect"...after a game at a tournament last week, a DIII coach approached his coach about him, got all his information, a head coach from a prep school wants him to come out next week for a work out/evaluation. We know that none of this means anything right now, he needs to continue to develop...blah, blah, blah...but what I'm getting at is it's a tremendous amount of luck, being in the right place at the right time, meeting the right people...but most of all it's about exposure....you have to be seen, and for some sports that pretty tough unless your school is a major force in the state.

You can't teach passion and drive...that comes from within...if he wants it bad enough he'll work. Nothing comes without work, no matter who you are.

I miss Holcomb's Arm.

I almost fell over the other day when somebody I work with told me they don't believe in evolution...She's a frickin' scientist too! And for all you wise guys...no, it wasn't T-Bone.

whatever do you mean?

I'd have more sympathy if she was hot.

He'll be a Patriot in no time.

wow...that 92 year career must really skew the average NFL career duration.

I've always liked those dogs...are they a handfull?