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Anyone else?

MMMMMmmmmmmm plates! Who's in?

I've gotta say that they were the hit of last year's bash and am glad they're willing to do it again.

Another OJ factor: Unlike Thurman, who had a HOF QB and (maybe two) HOF receivers, OJ did not have the benefit of a passing game to keep defenses honest. Joe Ferguson was a rookie QB who threw barely 15 passes a game. The receivers were JD Hill and Bob Chandler who struck fear into nobody. Everyone knew what was coming, and the fact that OJ did what he did was all the more impressive.

So many people are going that it has its own forum under tailgate central

He's 8 - he never thinks anyone should get cut. He got a new Spikes last year so he's set for jerseys for a while. I'd say that's pretty accurate. And that's a "replithentic" jersey - authentic name & numbers on a replica jersey. Only if I force him to wear it. I just thought that linking to the picture didn't give people the whole context of the event.

My mother-in-law was born in Little Falls...

Oh sure, take the easy way...

Yeah - I called a place to see what it would take to make a new name plate but they never called back. Hey, he still has Rob Johnson jerseys...

For those of you who may not know, my children have an uncanny ability to show up on the web, in the newspaper, or on TV. http://www.townofpittsford.com/Scrapbook/P...6/slideshow.asp Slide #13...

I agree, EXCELLENT seats!

I'm thinkin' the anesthesia part isn't true...

All the home games and Chicago.

I'm reminded of a John Valby limerick: There once was a young lady from Arden ARDEN! Who sucked off a man in a garden GARDEN! He said 'my dear Flo where does all that stuff go?' And she said gulp I beg your pardon? YA, YA, YA YA Your mother's so dry the crabs carry canteens! So give me another verse worse than the other verse and waltz me around by my willie!

I had it done about 3 years ago. One side was most uncooperative and kept popping back into the incision. The nurse had a very sympathetic look on her face. Afterwards the doc told me I'd have more swelling and bruising than most because he had to keep digging around to get that one back out. Ice packs 20 mins on 20 mins off. Take it easy the first couple of days. It really wasn't that bad.

Unfortunately I've got a work lunch tomorrow.

Make it 3...

I gotta look at my manual - I'm pretty sure I can email it to myself.

Maybe Tedy Bruschi can tell me how to do it

They've begun selling his Gameday Collection artwork. It's great! My son bought the poster. By the time we got there the line was pretty much gone but there was still a steady stream of people coming by to see him. I got him to autograph the cover of the Bills Digest program from that fateful Pittsburgh game - he was on it. I took a pic of him and my son with my phone, but I have no idea how to get it onto my computer. Terrence seems like a great guy. http://www.buffalobills.com/gallery/index....&SECTION_ID=419

I worked in Birmingham for 8 months back in '95. It's definitely a much slower pace down there. I found that people were very friendly, even to Yanks. The Alabama Gulf coast is an underrated gem, or at least it was back then. Not sure what Katrina did to the Alabama gulf coast. NASA has the US Space and Rocket Center up north in Huntsville which is also where Space Camp is - a very cool tour. Lots of cool stuff is a couple of hours away - Great Smokey Mountains, Nashville, Memphis, Pensacola/Tallahassee, Atlanta as has been mentioned.

Anthrax & Public Enemy - Bring The Noise

Hasta La Vista, Bennie!

You said 'what' first.