The Dean

I missed it. HFBD, ya bastard!

Evans is a hard worker and is not likely to coast, believing he is guaranteed a roster spot. With that said, Evans is a stone cold lock to make the team and be the #1 WR on the team. Bet your house on it.

That sounds pretty cool. I will have to check it out. Over the years I have seen Mason live many times (solo, duo and full band). Just recently I saw him with his band and it was by far the best he has ever sounded. His guitar playing was really off the charts and he was in great voice. They cranked up the volume and mixed a few decent new tunes in with some old classics (including All Along the Watchtower). I really can't say enough good things about the show.

I was always partial to the Wilmer and Dukes version of Living in the USA: http://funky16corners.wordpress.com/2007/0...ing-in-the-usa/ Can't find it on normal channels, but I found it on Grooveshark: http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/artist/Wil...he+Dukes/992825

This Rampage? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1337057/ If it's good it has to be the first good thing Uwe Boll has ever directed.

I'm going with this.

Indeed.

That's precisely what I have chosen. I didn't know there was option #3 if you chose #1 and #2.

More stations probably consider playing Franks, but then get cold feet.

You want to listen? But, lately things have gotten MUCH worse. .

Wow, fantastic. WAY better than Pandora, for me. Thanks for the bump. Checking out some Johnny Adams as I type.

OK

Don't ask permission!

Yes, you are right. You aren't sleazy, you just cut and pasted (virtually word for word) from sites like this: http://interceder.net/i/Jeremiah-Masoli And you admit what you know about him first hand is from highlights. Highlights? Really? That's a good way to get the overall feel for a player. Anyway, carry on!

I just came from a grocery store. Plenty of sugar cereal in the aisle.

Well, I have seen a couple with kids spending far more on drinks (and perhaps food) than a group of college kids splitting a pitcher 4-5 ways to eat for free/cheap at happy hour. I would look at it a different way (of course). If the adults with kids are regular customers, and it is a relatively family-friendly place (some pubs are), they are welcome to bring their well behaved children and use a table. If they just show up to grub on the food, then I have some issues. I have the same issues with people over 21 who only show up during that time to nurse a draft and chow down. Also, I know you used to be stuck in the kitchen, but bars regularly charge $2 and more for a glass of pop/soda/soft drink. It's sometimes cheaper to drink beer in a bar. Don't simply assume the bar isn't making $ from a table because someone under age is sitting at the table. But I can only semi-relate to your problem as I sit at the bar when I go to a bar.

Does "banging a Jill" count?

Bars shouldn't use cartoon characters to push their free happy hour junk food to children!

What if that table is occupied by a group of 21 year old guys nursing a pitcher of beer and taking advantage of cheap happy hour food?

What's plagiarism to me? Um...I'm against it, for starters. If you can cut and paste from other websites, you can also cut and paste the source. Passing the work of another off as your own is more than a bit sleazy and also misleading. You've been here long enough to know better.

Actually, a miniature version of Stewart (Masoli is under 6'), with character issues, who isn't nearly as good of a passer. But other than that...

Copying and pasting the above info (with no reference to boot) is a poor substitute for 1st hand knowledge. The question is "how many times have you seen him play?" Just curious.

I think Josh Reed would have really thrived playing on a team that used him in that role. He is tough enough to go over the middle and can run after the catch. The Bills simply abandoned those crossing patterns the bast 8 or so years.

Oh, I'm with you on that. I have a couple of nephews that eat chicken fingers and such every meal. They're healthy (at least outwardly) kids, involved in soccer, baseball, etc. They'll probably grow out of it, but it does concern me a bit.

I was a very picky eater...still am to a degree. My parents rarely forced me to eat stuff I didn't want, but didn't make it easy for me, either (like preparing me a different meal). I could eat what I wanted, if there was nothing I wanted I didn't eat. It actually helped me to become a decent cook. A couple of times my Dad decided I was GOING to eat something. One classic was when he decided I was going to eat a sweet potato at a family holiday dinner. Projectile vomiting on the table can change parental behavior fairly quickly, I found.