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Yeah I am detecting a trend, well over 50% of the people on this board are bigger morons than McGahee! First of all he never said the Bills should move, he said if Toronto were to get a team it should be the Bills because there's no point in having a team in both places; neither team would have much of a fan base. His personal life is completely irrelevent, bringing that up shows that you don't really have any feasable arguments against him. He was ASKED who the best RB in the league is, what did you expect him to say LT? Of COURSE he's going to say that he himself is the best in the league, if he didn't he would get flamed just as much for having no confidence in his own ability. And about the down thing, so what he's an idiot stuff happens, that's one of those things that you should just get used to and ignore, and how do you know it wasn't a joke? You're just speculating. Can you tell me that you know for sure 100% that is wasn't a joke? Of course not, you just hate Willis so you assume the worst.
No, that's YOUR thought process.
But it's true...
In my opinon, your example sucks.
You don't have a clue do you? No matter who the RB is you have to put the ball in the hands of the RB. Passing the football 50 times in a game will cost you more times than not.
Funny, I'm willing to bet if you asked LT who is the best RB in the league, he would give you a response that is a bit more classy.
And why do you assume that I hate Willis? He is a retard, but I don't hate him. I just simply feel that between being a moron (not knowing down and distance, not knowing how to use a condom, saying things that anyone with half a brain would know to be inflamatory, at least in the eyes of fans and possibly ownership), having some character flaws (unless you can defend someone fathering 3 kids with three different women as an intelligent individual with a strong character), and being a mediocre football player (5 TD"s last year in 16 games, 6 this year in 14), that it's no surprise that people don't want him around anymore.
Why is that so hard to understand?
Edit: And for those of you arguing that Willis didn't say the Bills should move, I'm sorry but you are wrong. He actually did.
Granted it was predicated on Toronto getting an NFL frnachise, but he did say it. Logically, it looks like this:
A Toronto NFL Team = good situation. If (Toronto gets an NFL team) Then (The Bills should move to Toronto).
In other words, the Bills moving to Toronto is good, according to Willis.
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Okay, here's the quote as per WGN:
"When asked about the possibility of an NFL team in Toronto, McGahee said, "That would be a good situation. Toronto is a beautiful place. But if they're going to put a team there, they should just bring the Buffalo Bills to Toronto. Case closed."
Does the definition of "if" lack clarity here? They asked what he thought about the possibility of an NFL team in Toronto, and McGahee replied that if they are going to put a team there, they should just bring the Bills to Toronto. McGahee is answering a hypothetical question with a hypothetical answer. He does not say the Bills should move to Toronto or that he wants the Bills specifically to move to Toronto. His point is that it wouldn't make practical sense to have a team in Buffalo and Toronto, considering Buffalo gets a good amount of fans from the Canadian area. Even McGahee knows this. Now is he going to win the brainiac of the year award for making this comment? No, especially since people are just dying to string him up for a relatively throwaway comment.
I highly doubt our "mensa" candidate is able to think quite so clearly. If you think those of us who are upset with the quote are reading too much into it, the same could be said for your response. I doubt practicality was his reasoning behind the statement. More than likely his thought process was something like this:
"Damn there be some fly b*tches up there in Canada.. hells yeah the Bills should go there..."
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Penthouse Nude models are still better than Willis's running. I trading my Bills Digest subscription in for Penthouse this year.
Don't get me wrong, I actually prefer Penthouse to Playboy, but I bet Playboy wouldn't bother to interview Willis.
And I don't care what he said before or after the fact. Saying the Bills should move is retarded. Having 3 babies out of wedlock with 3 different mothers is retarded. Saying you are the leagues best RB, also retarded. Saying you didn't know what down it was and then backtracking by saying it was a joke is retarded.
Anyone detecting a trend with Willis?
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The story is on twobillsdrive.com. I guess it was a Penthouse inteview. On a side note, 5 pets have recently claimed to be pregnant by Willis.
Ahh yes, Penthouse. The home of 2nd rate nude models is now also home to 2nd rate running backs.
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I like Obama for one big reason...
Obama != Hillary
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Judas Priest/Iron Maiden and AC/DC cover bands?
Ah yes, I probably should have included that....
But yeah, you are right on the money.
The guys in Iron Priest perfer "Tribute" and Big Balls refer's to itself as an AC/DC "rip-off" band.
I could care less. I get paid to do what I already do at home for free!
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http://www.metimes.com/storyview.php?Story...10-060443-9131r
Imminent release of new jihadi software
January 10, 2007
WASHINGTON -- The Global Islamic Media Front (GIMF) has announced the imminent release of new computer software, Mujahideen Secret, to further jihadist outreach to the world.
The Middle East Media Research Institute reports that according to the advertisement for the software, it is "the first Islamic computer program for secure exchange [of information] on the Internet," and it provides users with "the five best encryption algorithms, and with symmetrical encryption keys [256 bit], asymmetrical encryption keys [2,048 bit], and data compression [tools]."
An announcement by the GIMF, an Al Qaeda mouthpiece, was recently posted on several jihadist forums in which the group claims to present information to both jihadis and "the Western peoples." The message, written by Ahmad Al Hatheq Bin Allah, argues that the Internet serves as the best alternative to broadcast television for Muslims to execute a "kind of jihad" involving preaching and information dissemination. According to Bin Allah's announcement, since the Western media obfuscates "facts," it is incumbent upon Muslims to join Western Internet forums, to portray the truth convincingly through visual or oral arguments, especially as it concerns Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine, and Chechnya.
With successfully engaging debate, Bin Allah claims the American people will place pressure upon the US government, "the guardian of terrorism and its promotion," to reverse its Middle East foreign policy. Otherwise, warned Bin Allah - echoing the words of Osama Bin Laden number two Ayman Al Zawahiri - the American people themselves will be to blame for attacks brought upon them.
So when KRC and Crap throwing monkey defend Islam until they are blue in the face, I can now assume it's part of a jihad?
Awesome.
Seriously though, I think the interweb is gonna be the downfall of the islamic extremists. There will be too many voices and it will cause them to splinter. Plus, countermeasures can be used to put out false jihadist material. I mean, the DoD could have very well released this software in hopes that these sh*t heads will actually use it to transmit secure messages that our govt. can easily intercept.
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What bands?
Iron Priest and Big Balls.
Both are regular nominees (but never winners
) and the Buffalo Music Awards. In fact Big Balls was nominated this year and we've been on hiatus for almost 2 years! We are going to start playing gig's again in the very near future, probably once the new Rock 'n' Roll Heaven opens up. -
I enjoy gaming quite a bit. PC, Console, whatever. Basically have every system sans PS3.
I'm a guitar player in 2 popular local bands and enjoy music a lot.
I also do some videography and have done a music video for The Juliet Dagger as well as a public service announcement for AIDS awareness.
Also a bit of a home techie/home theater buff... I just need a bigger home.
I'm also spending a lot of time getting ready for the LSAT in case I decide I've had enough of IT/banking.
Love sports, go to lots of Bills and Sabres fans.
Drinking and strip clubs are a lot of fun too.
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No one! My girl just dumped me this past weekend after a bit over 2 years, which means that I have to at least keep my man love stable.
Well at least you'll have time for a hockey rematch this weekend. I get to be the Sabres this time though!
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I guess.....
Thanks for your contributiuon...
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And let's not forget that during the Clinton presidency, tech jobs were being created like McGahee babies. Not so much due to his policies as it was timing.
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How do we know this will work?
I guess you'll have to take my word for it.
I went to Radio Shack and bought a variable voltage AC/DC adapter and a set of leads that plug into the adapter. I stripped the Wii sensor bar wires and soldered them to the bare wires on the leads. Plugged the leads into the adapter, and the adapter into a socket. Viola.
Not only does it work, but it works just as well.
If anyone is really interested in trying it, I can get you the part numbers off the receipt/box or whatever. Pretty much if you can do a half-assed solder job you can do this. Oh yeah, you'll need a pair of strippers too. You can get them at Radio Shack or Sundowner's.
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What changed their mind - a TBD public spanking?
I miss the old Funcoland, where they gave you better trade-in offers. Instead of $5-10 credit, Gamestop gives you 50 cents for a game they'll sell for $15. I guess that's why Funcoland isn't around anymore.
Nah, I was polite. I was even polite with the original clerk as I understood he probably couldn't make the change (I gave him a little bit of a hard time... not too much as I understand most of the time this stuff is out of people's control. At the same time, I want to make sure they actually can't help me before I just roll over and die. For all I know the guy was trying to run some scam...).
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I went to the mall on New Years Day to spend my EB gift card. I was specifically drawn in that day due to an advertised price (on the EB website) of 29.95 for the Dark Messiah of Might and Magic Limited Edition.
I go there hoping they have them in stock, and they do. Check the price tag, yep, 29.95.
I take it up to the counter to check out and hand the guy my card, and just as I'm about to approve the transaction I notice they are trying to charge me 59.95.
I say "whoa there" and point out the discrepancy. The clerk says the price tag must be an error as the computer says it should be 59.95. I point out that not only was their advertised price 29.95, but the box has a label of 29.95 and is not some handwritten price sticker, but a bar coded, computer generated price tage, with an exact description of the product.
He said if the difference was a dollar or two he could help. I said if the difference was a dollar of two I wouldn't care, but we are talking thirty bucks, and I expect that you will honor the advertised price.
Long story short, despite my efforts and request to speak to a manager (he said "I am the manager") they refused to honor their advertised and marked price on a product.
Edit:
I called and spoke with the store manager and he said they would honor the price for me. Yippie!
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thx for the replys fellas, any particular games you find fun, and any you would recommend that me and my 7 and 5 yr old would enjoy.
Right now, Zelda and maybe Rayman and/or Elebits.
Their about the only ones you should bother with for now. (Wii Sports comes with the system).
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Research firm: 75 million PS3s sold by 2010, PS3 will win war again , but not by as much
Here is why I think that report is bunko:
Let's assume that when they say by 2010, they actually mean when 2010 arrives, and not "by the end of" 2010. That gives them 3 calendar years, almost to the day. (I can't read the report from work... it's banned as a "game" site).
That means they need to sell 25 million consoles per year. That seems pretty unlikely considering that Sony has shipped 1.5 million units and sold considerably less. I think they'll be lucky to have moved 8 million by the end of the year, especially when the demand for the Wii and 360 are so high. Even if they manage to move 10 million units by the end of the year, they will still need to push another 65 million unit out over the next 2 yearss which, even if Blu-Ray wins the format war, is pretty damn unlikely.
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You've tried it on all of your controllers, right?
Maybe you've got a bad port on one of your controllers.
Have you tried it with any of the guys here?
I have had some issues with the mic before. One thing I've noticed is that you really have to make sure it's plugged in fully.
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Why would you want removable batteries for the PS3 controller?
Rechargable batteries die. That's what they do. It might take a year. It might take 3. But at some point in time they will die. Since the PS3 controller doesn't let you change the batteries, your controller will die with them.
It's called "very bad design".
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If you get a 170 on your LSAT, your GPA won't matter for many law schools.
However, jumping from mid 160's to a 170 is pretty tough. I'd be curious to know if you're consistent at 168-170 after some preparation. Good luck!
Any prep course recommendations?
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Just curious about admission criteria. My GPA in college was a paltry 2.79 (partying was far more important) but I have my BS in Computer Science. Actually did pretty well in most of my courses, but let a couple of D's and F's slide in there, mostly because I really didn't give a rats a$$.
Been in the banking industry for about 6 years, and I'm also a vet and get get some sweet letters of recommendation. But really, with my GPA, it's mostly gonna boil down to the LSAT, or so I'm guessing.
My thought is, I'll probably need somewhere in the neighborhood of a 165-170, which, I feel I can attain with some preperation. Right now the few test/practice ones I've taken with no prep or study have me in the mid to low 160's. If I can push my average up by 5 points, I think 170 or even higher isn't unreasonable.
Any thoughts? (Aside from "yeah don't do it there are already enought lawyers...")
Thanks in advance.
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Also I noticed a lot of people are saying they can get the PS3's?? We still can't find them anywhere here in or around Jacksonville NC. May be a blessing in disguise though....
Yeah, it isn't much of a challenge to get a 60 gig PS3 at the moment.
Let's put it this way, I'm what the industry refers to as a hardcore gamer. I basically have owned every gaming console released in the US (including Commodore's, TRS-80's, Amiga's, Apple II's, PC's etc) with the exception of the Turbo Graphix, the Saturn, and the Jaguar.
When the PS3 gives me a compelling reason to own it, I'll be the first in line. Right now, that reason does not exist. So in short, yeah consider it a blessing. By the time there is a killer app for the PS3 the price will hopefully be lowerede and they will have the kinks ironed out of the first manufacturing run.
As far as 360 games go, right now there are so many good ones it's really hard to recommend a couple without knowing your sons taste in games.
Like Fezmid said, your best bet is GoW. Other great apps are Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter, Splinter Cell:Double Agent, Elder Scrolls IV:Oblivion, Fight Night Round 3, and Call of Duty 3 (most for the multiplayer component).
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I'd rather have rumble than tilt control. Plus, I can recharge/replace my batteries; last I read, the batteries in the sixaxis controller are built in, so when they no longer hold a charge, you need a new controller. Plus, you can't just pop a battery out and put a new one in if it starts to die. I don't count this as an advantage for the PS3 at all. (did Sony change their mind and make hte controller with removable batteries? I havn't checked).
Nope. Batteries not removable.
That my friends, is a special brand of retardation.
Speaking of PS3's, I went to Gamestop yesterday to use a giftcard. Half expecting a punch in the face, I asked the clerk if they had any PS3's in stock. To my surprise he said "Oh yeah, a ton of 'em. 60 gig'ers. They're piling up, 'cause everybody wants a Wii."
I knew demand had dropped but didn't realize it had dropped so low that the consoles were literally "piling up" at stores.
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I've been thinking about getting back into this game.
If you get with the right bunch of guys it can be pretty fun. Yeah the learning curve was steep when I played (may 2 or so years ago) but I think there have been some significant updates since then that make the game more playable while still maintaining it's unique qualities.
If you end up getting it let me know, as I might give it another go.
Willis crossed the line
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Well why don't you tell me where I came to the wrong conclusion as opposed to trying to argue with a one-liner?
I bet you can't.
Here is the quote:
"When asked about the possibility of an NFL team in Toronto, McGahee said, "That would be a good situation. Toronto is a beautiful place. But if they're going to put a team there, they should just bring the Buffalo Bills to Toronto. Case closed."
1. "That would be a good situation." - A response to the question regarding the possibility of a team in Toronto.
You with me so far? (I bet I would have lost Willis right there).
2. "But if they're going to put a team there, they should just bring the Buffalo Bills to Toronto. Case closed"
If there is going to be a NFL team in Toronto, Willis has stated that it should be the Buffalo Bills.
So, what we have is this:
According to Willis, an NFL team going to Toronto would be "good".
If a team goes to Toronto, it should be the Bills.
Therefore, the Bills going to Toronto would be good.
Does that clear things up for you?