Peter

Thanks.

Your comments are right on.

Where did all of the neocons go?

It is about time.

I come by this board now and again. I have noticed that most of the posters seem to be neocon Bush supporters. For those of you who consider yourselves "conservatives," I was wondering what kind of conservative do you consider yourself to be. As for me, I consider myself to be a Reagan Republican paleo conservative.

If TD were still the GM, Kordell would have been the perfect choice for him.

I posted two of the songs on the PPP board.

Out of curiousity, what should we have done with the people that we ultimately determined should not have been held in the first instance and whom we ended up releasing after detaining them for several months and years?

Whatever you may think of Cheney, these are still pretty funny. It is amazing how quickly some of this stuff comes out. "Cheney's Got A Gun" (parody of Aeorosmith's Janie's Got A Gun) Dick Cheney sings Folsum Prison Blues (contains profanity - not be suitable for work/kids)

She is not that hot?!?! She is about as hot as they come (no pun intended). I am sure that Tiger has no complaints

Max scored a goal for the Russians today. Good for Max.

Exactly.

Did Soprano guaranty that Sherman would be hired by the Bills or Texans? Sherman joins Texans

Good old Dom.

Apparently, some bird shot moved into his heart. Wall Street Journal Article Right now, it is being characterized as a "minor" heart attack -- whatever that means.

Adriana Lima is as beautiful (and sexy) a woman as there is in this world.

Hey buddy, name each of the individual players who are "underachievers" and have "no heart" and get "hurt a lot" upon which you base your indictment of the "Miami program in general."

This is what you said buddy:

So true. I find it amazing how some people go out of their way to trash WM. The guy was the fastest RB in Bills history to reach 2,000 yards. I cannot wait to see what this guy can do behind an o-line that will actually allow him to reach the line of scrimmage before first contact.

You are very good at making broad accusations without any facts. You are just plain wrong. UM is no worse or better than any big time football program on this issue. The facts are that UM has produced some outstanding football players. The names mentioned in previous posts are players that I would love to have on the Bills. One name that I do not think was mentioned is Frank Gore. Last year, he left UM after his junior year to turn pro knowing that he probably would have improved his draft standing if he stayed for his senior year. Why did he leave school early? He left school early because his mother is sick and needs a kidney transplant and dialysis. He wanted to be able to pay for his mother's medical care. Go ahead and spout off and pretend that you know what you are talking about if it makes you feel better.

You are absolutely correct. Don't even try to reason with some of the guys on this board who make accusations without the facts to support what they are saying.

I saw it too. I am not a big Prince fan, but he was great. I never realized what a great guitarist he is until I saw him kick ass in one of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame shows in the past year or two. He really can play guitar. I also loved the songs that he played on SNL this past Saturday.

Pretty much.

I am a partner in my firm as well. Everyone has someone to answer to -- whether it is the most senior partner or, even more so, clients. I have no problem with an owner of a $500 plus million business asking the people running the business (and doing a poor job at that) demanding answers to questions about what is going on. I would have been disappointed if questions were not being asked of them. All of this sounds like sour grapes on the part of MM and TD. As an aside, I do not know if you are a Curb Your Enthusiasm fan, but I am reminded of a story about Larry David when he was a writer for SNL. Apparently, the writers compete with each other about whose skits will be on each week. Lorne Michaels makes the final call. After several weeks of not having any of his skits appear on SNL, Lorne Michaels informed Larry David just before air time that none of his skits would appear on that night's show. Larry was so pissed that he quit on the spot. As he was walking home from Rockefeller Plaza in the cold in the middle of winter, he began to have second thoughts as he realized that he would not have any money to pay for his rent etc. The next day, he told a friend what happened. His friend told him to show up for work on Monday as if nothing happened. Taking his friend's advice, he showed up to the Monday morning writer's meeting. Everyone looked at him wondering what he was doing there. Larry just acted like nothing had happened and that he had not quit his job. He ended up not losing his job. He actually used this as inspiration for an episode of Seinfeld when George quit his job and later regretted it and showed up for work the following day. I guess the moral of the story is, if you tell your boss off, act as though you were joking.

I took your advice. I told them to f**k themselves. I feel so much better. By the way, Chef Jim, do you happen to have any openings in your restaurant? If I owned the Buffalo Bills, I would have had plenty of questions for Mike Mularkey and Tom Donahoe. If you are not able to answer those questions, you should either "grow a sack" (to use your phrase) or get out of the kitchen.