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We're talkin bout practice... PRACTICE.

Elephant-Man wannabe (young Eric Stoltz) gets cute blind chick (young Laura Dern) Cher is annoying, Sam Elliot mumbles Next: 2001: A Space Odyssey

Actually here on TSW it's common, not cmo'n. I blame Poojer.

Excellent - thanks Jack!

It was more of a general statement. People have found something that works - run mostly at Ellison and you get 160+ yds rushing per game. Until he gives them a reason to do otherwise, teams will continue to do that no matter who's on the other side.

Think of it this way - do you throw the ball to the receiver covered by the other teams' best shut-down cornerback? Not usually. So the other one gets more tackles and the occasional pass-defensed or pick.

I gather that a large visiting team contingent is fairly common there - one of the local writers wrote: "John Kasay is reliable. You know when you go to Bank of America Stadium that there are two certainties: Kasay will be true and thousands of fans will wear the other team's jersey. "

Yep

c) Offenses run at him because he's the weakest link

Had a great time. Got back about 2 hours ago - we stayed visiting family. Having my family there made for quite a different away game trip for me. Thankfully Saturday night was mine, and it was a ball. I hung with Kenny & Scotty and crew. Kenny was at the bar when I got to the Town Tavern around 4, and he was going back in there at 11 when I called it a night - the guy can drink a beer! Town Tavern was alot of fun, and the $2 Blues were going down VERY easily. I'm glad I slowed down when I did tho - made for a much more pleasant Sunday. Watched alot of college ball and drunk people there which is always fun. Met another group from my neck of the woods (Rochester area), and a cute blonde who as an alum was so focused on the Clemson game she wanted nothing to do with the guys hitting on her. My brother in law showed up but was so overwhelmed by the volume and craziness that he had to go home. The buffet at the 2nd place was decent, but WAY overpriced. It was also much quieter, but catching the end of the Sabres game was cool. Game day was pretty sedate actually, partially because I had family responsibilities and my son came to the game with me and he's not a big tailgater yet. The stadium made me throw away all the snacks I had brought - no outside food . I tried to go to a different gate but a security guy actually followed me. I had pretty good seats - 10 rows up in upper deck on the aisle at the 25 yard line. Felt bad for their Jr. Cheerleaders, who were supposed to do a routine at halftime but technical difficulties left them on the field waving for a few minutes before they could start. By the time they were done the players were on the field. As others have said, it was at least 10-15000 Bills fans from the look of it. The ones around me were singing "Sweet Caroline" as Panther fans left about mid-way thru the 4th. Did not get hassled at all - just alot of "I can't believe we lost to THE BILLS!" going on... I'm gonna send Delhomme and John Kasay a nice Thank You card. Thought the Bills D tackling was actually pretty bad - noticed McGee sliding off runners quite a bit.

Heck YEAH!

http://www.weather.com/outlook/events/nfl/...m=NFL_teamsched 62 and partly sunny with light wind. Not shabby...

So they show 3 plays that illustrate their point (out of 60-70) and that's definitive? Plays are like stats - they can pick whatever they want to say what they want to say. I've seem those guys use different plays from the same game to make 2 opposing points. Not that Trent has been good the last few weeks...

The bottles of Guinness say right on them: "Serve Extra Cold" http://cheeptalk.wordpress.com/2009/06/20/...e-for-guinness/

I'll call him and let him know you're looking for him.

http://www.greensbeverages.com/guinness.html

I said the same think after last week, and was told they're not related.

You sure that's not Twisted Sister?

Wacko... Kenny!

YAY ME!

The wireless adapter on my main PC is verklempt - I'm on my work laptop.

wha happen? :lol:

Make room in that boat, Lori - I'm climbing in with ya. When things go bad it gets easier to find other things to do.

Kelly's Call: Accountability and a winning attitude - a great op-ed piece by Jim Kelly on BB.com. I dunno if Kelly's got the brain to be a successful head coach, but he's got the heart.