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Good point except that wasn't the Taliban that was 14 Saudis and 5 Egyptians- The operation supposedly run by another Saudi Osama bin laden who before he was the leader of al-Qaeda was part of the Arab mujaheddin trained and supported by the CIA to help the Afghanistan mujahideen fight the Soviets.

OK you are not just a racist, now I officially question your rationality, I'd be interested in the causality chain you use to link this heinous act to Obama, just to help me understand your pathology- what I really don't understand is Obama has done so many things in opposition to the Constitution and international law that you right-wingers never even bring up but you try to tar him with the most far fetched and inane things.

never saw Gran Torino- guess Clint is to intense for you- have another beer and watch the view

we demanded RG3 for Stevie so I guess it's a done deal

This- now they can go into free agency and grab a couple of WRs

go for it

3,998 passing yds 72.4% completion percentage 36 TDs 6 int but he's a running qb because he's black? pretty much the definition of Racist

The truth is you can't read, reread what I wrote not what you think I meant.

1. Oil is a global traded commodity thus more drilling in the US doesn't lower prices unless you either produced enough to lower world prices or treat it as a domestic resource and sell it to Americans at a price below world market prices - as do countries like Venezuela, Iran, Saudi Arabia, etc etc. What extra drilling does is create some employment and whatever royalties, taxes etc you can get out of it. 2. Comparisons to natural gas are not valid because natural gas is as now not a globally traded commodity (may change in the future) but a domestically and regionally traded commodity. With regards to oil prices the best thing Obama could do is tone down the war with Iran rhetoric and maybe rethink the sanctions against Iran's oil production, also since Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have cut oil production after promising to increase oil production he might think to call and say what the !@#$ is up with that. - with regards to gas prices (not the same thing as oil prices ) the most helpful thing would to be increasing refinery capacity or at least stop the decrease in refinery capacity, refinery bottlenecks probably contribute more to increases in gas prices than increased oil prices.

bonus 30mil- years 5mil 7mil 10mil 14mil 20mil 25mil - first 3 years guaranteed = 52 mil- cap hit year 10mil, 12mil, 15mil, 19mil, 25mil, 30mil- like most contracts set up this way he'll be let go before the finale two or three years.

why? when you write something you don't give credit to your A$$ where you pull your facts from.

Switzerland is among the world's most prosperous countries in terms of private income. In 2007 the gross median household income in Switzerland was an estimated 107,748 CHF, or USD 137,094 at purchasing power parity. The median income after social security, taxes and mandatory health insurance was 75,312 CHF, or USD 95,824 at purchasing power parity. Right now the Swiss Franc is worth $1.10

9 out of 10 pharisees agree with this logic.

You Suck A$$ - apparently you people know no one of high school age.

I'd really like Mario Williams but I doubt we get him so lets go Cheap, get Jamaal Anderson he's a good run defender while not much of a pass rusher yet and pick up Bruce Irvin as a pass rush specialist. trade down with Cincinnati and pick up their 2nd 1. Floyd or Jefferies WR 2a. Zack Brown OLB 2b. Brandon Thompson DT 3. Bruce Irvin OLB 4a. Brandon Mosley OT 4b. Keith Tandy CB 5-7 LBs, DEs, CBs

I used to be conceited but I stopped and now I'm perfect

Coples has good size and good athleticism but not in the class of Peppers, Williams or Watt- but that wouldn't matter if he was a bright eyed kid but he's not in fact every time I see him interviewed it looks like someone just woke him up from a deep sleep- you got Coples, Ingram, Perry, and Mercilus and none of them seem like the total package you'd want a 10- of course I'm not that hot on the OTs, OGs, QBs WRs, LBs either in fact I like the DTs and CBs talent wise, my preference in order are Claiborne, Trade Back,Cox, Brocker, Poe, and Floyd.

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Cap savings if cut -Kelsay 2.55 mil johnson 3.50 mil, Edwards 4.17 mil , Merriman 5.25 mil, Tot= 15.47. It might be more as they've changed Kelsay's cap savings from 3.55mil to 2.55mil- not sure if it's a typo or if Kelsay has earned a bonus already or if he has restructured.

Jamaal Anderson is 26 so still pretty young, probably pretty cheap, and was Coples before Coples was Coples

If Obama is a socialist then he's not very good at it.

I don't know about that- and I'm the realest of the realists- take last years team add a pass rusher from free agency (Mario William, Cliff Avril, Mark Anderson maybe even Merriman) Add a WR Michael Floyd, get a few LBs who can run Lavonte David, Mychal Kendricks, Bruce Irving - then put a healthy Kyle Williams next to Dareus and I say you got a team that can win 10 games. Of course they got to resign Bell and Chandler at least and Scott and Morrison would be nice too

The franchise tag cost for Bell would be $10,731,000 which is pretty expensive but is cheaper than giving a big bonus and then not liking the guy.

Maybe I was harsh saying Stevie was in the top half of the bottom half- maybe he's in the bottom half of the top half.

First of all Stevie Johnson is a #1 WR he's just not in the top half of #1 WRs but he is in the top half of the bottom half of #1 WRs so that's something.