MarkyMannn
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Disagree. Thurman had a knack, given his size, of picking up the tough yards. Given 3rd & 2, I'd take TT over say OJ any time. OJ for his time was not really small. LOL the only thing that bugged me aobut TT was he was always caught from behind. Didn't have that GREAT speed
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5 months ago I was 6'1, 225#, similar to Moulds. I could have a heck of a career. Although I don't get much separation on fly patterns.
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200% correct!!!!!!!!!! That mag has painted themselves so much into a corner with Jap cars, that for their own slanted credibility they cannot not endorse anything else. I feel for people that are blinded by CR
One thing about all these threads with car comparisons. So many people compare their 2006 Honda/Toyota to their 1985 Ford/GM car and say how wonderful they are. Well compare the same model years, I doubt you'll find much difference.
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- Trade W. McGahee for a quality lineman. At least in his mind, and hopefully around the league, he has some perceived value. What has he done that Gates couldn't do? He still doesn't look fast. He's not a good team player. He doesn't break tackles. Even though Willis himself thinks there's a big gap between him and Gates, what has he ever done to show it? In fact, what has he ever done for us except shout off his big mouth?
Your description of WM........right on! 3 carries, 5 yards, gimme a break
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Profootballtalk.com has the Bills ranked #32 in the NFL. Yes, it's only August, but I don't expect much this year either
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You guys gave me grief about a comment I made about the old adage never buy a car made on a Monday. The reply's were thats an ignorant thought considering paydays are Wednesday or Tuesday or whatever.
I am intereseted in new Ford (a problem in and of itself) but someone I know who lives in the town where the plant is says to me
"everyone I know who works there is a lush"
So I will not worry anymore about a Monday made car. But should I really worry about a new model first run made at a plant full of lushes?
I have nothing against lushes. In fact, I may be one so I don't want to disparge any of them
But should I worry that the Monday theory now applies across the entire production schedule? And will that be made worse by them having to install parts they are not familliar with?
There is also a new model, GMC that I will be looking at but I don't know anyone who lives in the town where that vehicle will be produced so I assume it's a good bet
Think of all the parts that go into a car. Do you really believe all the parts were made on a Monday?
Engineering and Quality practices are exponentially improved, not only from 30 years ago, but even 10 years ago. New models would not concern me, unless it was some radical new technology, ie: hybrid
The "lush" comment is ridiculous, and insulting. It says more about the person you know who said that. I work in manufacturing, but not in automotive
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Got mine today!!!
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That was you guys?
Just kidding
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BS!!! And the same for the other posts blaming the printer. I work for a ticket printer. Virtually every delay in shipping is the customer. They know when they want tickets, but they stall for months on specification and artwork approval until there are days to go. Finally, at that point a printer gets the package & needs to load artwork electronically, make plates and tooling, get inks, paper, and packaging. Then they need to find production capacity at a point in the year when all kinds of football teams need their tickets too. So now its convenient for the Bills to blame the printer.
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I haven't yet seen where the Sab's have accepted the arbitration award Briere got. Any updates on that?
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When you watch those episodes with the Bills' Super Bowl teams and their talent, you really realize just how far away this team is from success
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I'm starting to think that the Browns are cursed. Bentley this year, Braylon Edwards tore an ACL last year, the Soulja two years running, "the drive", and not to mention Modell kicking the city of Cleveland in the balls and moving the team to B'More...
We are Bills fans, but it could always be worse.
I wonder what the status of Winslow is? You never see anything on the 'net about him
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The problem with all of these players going to arbitration is that I heard the hearings get quite nasty. Basically, it is the player and the agent sitting on one side, while reps for the club sit on the other side, and the club tells the arbitrator all about the players flaws and why he's not worth X-amount of dollars. I would imagine that can get a little uncomfortable.
Sounds like the annual review process at the place I work
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I seem to remember getting mine last year within a week of the first preseason game
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Some Honda motorcycles are also built in the US
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... wife has a Ford Explorer ... all of a sudden the vehicle won't shift out of PARK ... no leaks anywhere ... no trannie type problems beforehand ... can move the steering wheel from side to side ... feels like it's "locked" in PARK ... google came up with a "shift interlock solenoid" solution ... thanks ! ... tom
That's exactly what it is, relatively common. Ford TSB's:
TSB #15030 -- SOME VEHICLES MAY EXHIBIT A TRANSMISSION SHIFTER STUCK IN THE PARK GEAR POSITION.
TSB #01181 -- BRAKE SHIFT INTERLOCK
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There are morons out there who drive their cars recklessly or take their ATVs off of 5 foot dirt jumps. People do dumb things all the time. As a "responsible" bike rider who avoids heavy traffic and just likes to go for cruises on the weekends, trust me, a ton of folks do NOT look for bikes on the road.
As an avid ATV'er, all "sport" quads are all suspension, almost like a trampoline on wheels. Dirt bikes too. You can take some pretty serious jumps no problem. But a "utility" quad, 1-2 feet and you'll feel that one when you land
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2005 Suzuki Hayabusa, which is named after a Japanese bird of prey. The 170-horsepower bike, which weighs 500 pounds fully loaded, it could reach a top speed of 189 mph.
The motorcycle is popular among first-time buyers, said Steve Stiller, a salesman at Northgate Motorcycles in Cranberry, Butler County
First time riders are buying a 189mph bike?? 
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I got mine in April
No bike yet, and although I'm really itching, just not sure................
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Roethlisberger hurt in motorcycle crash
An eyewitness said she saw a motorcycle headed outbound on Second Avenue as a car was coming inbound. The car made a left turn toward the bridge in front of the cyclist. The motorcycle hit the car and the operator flew into the windshield and then hit the ground.
Amazing the idiots that make lefts in front of bikes. Just the other day in WNY
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You know there is no helmet law in PA, and Ben R was adamant he was not going to wear one.
Ralph Wilson Misses Camp For The First Time
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Based on how the team played yesterday, looks like they missed camp too