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Brent Mydland never really grew on me. I thought it was a good voice, but more suited for the Allman Bros. or Skynard...not so much the Dead. Pigpen was a tough act to follow for any of his successors.

The Ravens look pretty good to me. Chris McAllister, Ed Reed, Will Demps, and Gary Baxter. Oh yeah...and Deion.

How much you wanna bet that her own record company is behind this petition and you have all just signed yourselves up for her fanclub and a monthly Geffen newsletter!?

The VH one has to get my vote....mostly cause it really screwed with my head because they put out 5150 and I thought it was great. Then OU812 came out and I realized that I had been lying to myself the whole time. My realization has been reinforced because everything that they have put out since has been utter dogsh!t. Still, I wouldn't mind downing some tequila with Sammy down in Cabo.

I think we should consider an additional $10,000 fine.

Nah...I prefer Porterhouse. Two steaks in one.

Mmmmm.....glands.

For him? That would be hard.

I'm sorry you were offended by his heinous act. He should return to abusing officials and sponsors instead.

The only way that the NFL could justify this fine is if they sent at least half of it to tsunami relief.

Wouldn't it be a better argument if the players you examined actually won or at least went to a Super Bowl? NE- Brady, 6th round, drafted by NE CAR- Delhomme, Undrafted FA, signed by NO TB- B. Johnson, 9th round, drafted by MIN Oak- Gannon, 4th round, drafted by NE STL- Warner, undrafted FA, signed by STL BAL- Dilfer, 1st round, drafted by TB NYG- Collins, 1st round, drafted by CAR TEN- McNair, 1st round, drafted by TEN DEN- Elway, 1st round, drafted by BAL(Indy) ATL- Chandler, 3rd round, drafted by INDY GB- Favre, 2nd round, drafted by ATL NE- Bledsoe, 1st round, drafted by NE In fact, only two out of the last eleven SB QBs were drafted in the first round by the team that they went to the SB with. One of those two player?......Drew Bledsoe. In addition, two of the "clowns" that you listed have won Super Bowls unlike all but one of the QBs that you listed as proof that a first round QB playing for the team that drafted him is the recipe for success. And that one QB? .....sixth round draft pick.

Yeah. She was on Leno last night and her hair looked like Cameron Diaz's from Being John Malkovich. Being that it's Cameron Diaz, you might think that this is a compliment. Well....it's not. Can you say frumpy?

Good idea! So who are the leading candidates to do the audio commentary? Imagine if you will... "As you can see here, the original poster tried to make the simple point that his shlong had a nickname. It was about post number 5 that the thread really took a turn for the worse...."

My understanding is that he'd be free to walk at the conclusion of the 2005 season. IMO, he will either be traded (most likely) or his contract will be reworked to satisfy him enough to play. He's really not making all that much next year so, given that McGahee is a higher injury risk than usual, it might be worth it for the Bills to pay him a little more to be a backup and avoid a holdout situation.

It seems difficult to determine Henry's worth when we don't even know what trading partners the Bills will deal with. Even comparing backs on a statistical basis (ie Faulk and Dillon) isn't all that accurate because the assets and liabilities of potential suitors are likely different than those cases were. Henry's value varies a great deal between teams. Bottom line is that if a team is desperate enough...anything can happen.

Tivo's guide. It ran for 61 min.

Not on my system. Tivo cut off the last two or three minutes. I changed my Season Pass settings immediately so that doesn't happen again. As a matter of fact, did anything of importance happen once Locke told Boone about all that stuff being in his head?

Much better than most of the dogsh#t that gets proposed on this site that looks like someone spent 15 minutes in MS Paint. Your away unis are already 15 times better than the current ones.

Actually, I wonder how much of the plot had been developed before the producers realized that this story is going to need to be carried out to completion. It's one thing to have an initial great concept that can be carried through a pilot episode and six (or so) shows, but its a completely different animal to have a cohesive and captivating story from start to finish. I just hope that they will not make it up as they go along because they never imagined that they would be asked to complete it. If we're lucky, it will always be this interesting.

Now that the show LOST is a bonafied hit, the network is REALLY exploiting the show's marketability. Although I haven't bothered to prove this, it seemed last night like there is a lot more commercial and a lot less show. What does Jennifer Garner have to do with this? ABC is desperate to make Alias a success and achieve a one-two punch paired up with LOST. Her damn show was promoted during almost every commercial break during LOST last night. The apex of over exposure came when they ran the ad for the show ........TWICE DURING THE SAME BREAK.....appx. 3 minutes before the show was going to start! Stupid waste of potential advertising dollars if you ask me.

Anyone been to a Stew Leonard's? I heard they're also very nice.

It's funny, but I worked at a Wegmans for eight years and don't ever remember them advertising the "Employees first, customers second" motto on a t-shirt or apron. Wonder why?

nope

Sad thing is that I saw Drew with that pillow around his neck in the huddle during the Steelers game a couple of times.

If I have to watch this matchup again next year I'll shoot myself. Just friggin give it to them.