When told he was voted the third dirtiest player of all time, Romonowski's response was "I'm number one among active players"
(Dobler and Tatum were two and one)
There's a graveyard scene in an episode of Father Murphy (played by Merlin Olson) where a tombstone can be seen with the epitath: Conrad Dobler Gone but not forgiven.
I'm in Killington Vt for the weekend. Glad I came up yesterday, someone at the condo said he counted 30 cars on the side of the road stopped with thier emergency flashers on
There's a pizza joint in Killington who's ad says they can turn your unwanted cash into all kinds of tasty meals and drinks. So come here and bring your unwanted cash.
Now for a useful tip...
Wegman's will count (via machines) and give you cash minus 10% which they donate to charity, or give you 100% if you take it as a Wegman's gift card.
You're right, whether you look as avg # of drinks / month, % binge drinkers, % heavy drinkers, or % deaths from liver disease there is no "highest to lowest" order. Maybe population factors in to it.
The highest picks, at least in the last two years, third round.
Maybin was cut, not a FA loss. Nothing for him. Except of course regrets for drafting him in the first place.
The only thing that upsets me more than this word is the phrase "very unique". Nothing is "very" unique. Anything unique is by definition one of a kind.
Season five finale was weak, I thought season six was basically solid, as you say the last 30 seconds will keep me watching next season. Didn't know it was based on a book. Guess I should read the credits.
I read it on the world wide web so it must be true
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_corner/post/Heath-Evans-Nick-Saban-once-stepped-over-a-conv?urn=nfl-wp13450