Nervous Guy

I just like to see the crashes.

64...but I'd get rid of the automatic bids, those teams although sentimental cinderella stories are just cannon fodder.

of course...I think the NBA should have the same rules as the NCAA, and enforce them across the board. But even in the NCAA, calls vary from day to day, official to official...that's true even in high school ball.

neither of those two things have anything to do with hitting the clutch shot...they hit them.

mmmm, that's good football.

Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgment.

only 63 more of those gems and YOU TOO will be able to change your "label".

you need to reach 500 posts before you can change anything.

You don't tug on Superman's crotch, you don't spit into the wind You don't pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger and you don't mess around with Dwight.

sometimes you gotta mix things up.

ditto for A.J. Feeley.

"good teams" have been known to sign our "cast offs"...Greer, Aiken, etc...how does that fit into this assessment that nobody in their right mind would sign players from a bad team?

so eveyrbody does know that all those things have been going on for thousands of years, right?

that story would have been much better if they didn't include her picture.

some dirt probably.

non compos mentis.

touché birdog....well played.

see haynesworth,albert...

serenity now doesn't work.

Well that didn't take long at all...it's deja vu all over again...Groundhog Day...same statements year after year after year...

The following table lists the frequency of earthquakes worldwide, according to magnitude and annual average. Descriptor Magnitude Annual average Great 8 or higher 11 Major 7–7.9 172 Strong 6–6.9 1342 Moderate 5–5.9 1,3192 Light 4–4.9 c. 13,000 Minor 3–3.9 c. 130,000 Very minor 2–2.9 c. 1,300,000 1. Based on observations since 1900. 2. Based on observations since 1990. NOTE: The NEIC estimates that several million earthquakes occur in the world each year. Many go undetected because they hit remote areas or have very small magnitudes. Source: National Earthquake Information Center, U.S. Geological Survey.

those liberal bastards!!!!!!!!!!

but what if it's a deep fried hamburger tossed with the wing sauce....

I know...it's sounds quite intriguing...