The Dean

You know, always favoring the gays, hating Hungarians and men.

Soy burger? I have no idea what goes with that.

...also for being "Hungarian and a man". All this at "Trocaire College in Buffalo, a two-year school founded by the Sisters of Mercy". Well, you know those Christians. BTW, he looks pretty flamingly gay to me.

Goodnight everybody.

And, like THAT, the Bills are doomed again.

For the record, I thought they stunk on SNL, too.

No joke. Been here since '02 and have 17 posts. Well, welcome, kind of. EDIT: I hope that didn't come off as snide. It was meant to be sincere. Sometimes it just doesn't seem that way.

Yup

Sorry to hear that. I plan to make a big Trader Joes run with a buddy one of these days/weeks. There are several in the ATL. Maybe we can have a drink if you want.

Jackson was reliable but unspectacular. McKelvin, McGee and Spiller are guys who can take it to the house at any time. McGee is too valuable at CB to use too often in that role. I'd like to see Leodis and CJ get the bulk of the K returns and have Roscoe continue to handle most of the P returns.

Where do you live, GS?

So you were just trying to show (again) that you have heard of Screaming Eagle?

I flipped back and forth between the game and Burn Notice/Royal Pains. I saw some of Jimmy's performance. He looked decent, I thought, but it also looked as though he threw to the check-down WR on every play I saw (don't the Bills already have that guy?) and fumbled a snap. Still you can't really judge from one PS game. Particularly not the first.

Then again, maybe you missed THIS: Sometimes circumstance plays a part in a player's career. The 49ers were so successful when Young first arrived they weren't about to start him over Joe even if he might have been better. Why mess with the chemistry? In later seasons it was clear the guy on the bench (Young) was better than the guy on the field (Montana). And by all accounts Montana was still pretty freaking good at that time. Joe did not yield gracefully, unfortunately, and was a bit of a whiner when he was replaced. Still, after some time passed, he was wise enough to recognize that Young was the more skilled QB, as you can see from the quote above. EDIT: One more thing (and I know you will just love this, Rico) Peyton Manning belongs on that list. No question.

You may have missed this: Then consider he did all that despite spending his first two years with the hapless Bucs and the next five backing up Montana.

No. Lil Donte couldn't knock anyone out. why would a star like Cinco even acknowledge a non-entity like Whitner.

Clearly. Alas, I must hit the sack, soon.

The second song was almost tolerable. The first was as bad as music gets.

What do you think I'm doing?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/152507-...-qb-of-all-time

Well, as we know QBs do not have W/L records. But if they did, and that were the criteria, then Terry Bradshaw is arguably better than Joe. 4 rings and 14-5 in playoffs! But we both know that's one stupid metric.