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Because that isn't the first time that he's pulled that kind of crap. Until something happens he'll keep it up.

that's a lock of her hair you pervert. Who else was looking at the other left cheek to find a blemish?

Have you ever wanted to be an umbrella?

What other way would you suggest that a player take?

and man, does she have a nice shape?

Based on circumstances I can't say I blame him. If the pats truly could have taken a knee to run out the clock then they got what was coming to them IMO.

you're right, we should be outraged!

I double dog dare you to find a post where I said Marrone is a good coach. You fabricated a story because it fits your agenda and now you're hurt because people are calling you on it. Stick to the facts and you'll have plenty of ammunition.

Today's win gives the pats their 14th straight winning season. I hate those effers.

Maybe she misunderstood the whole 72 virgins thingy.

Did the crack dealer ever use your shower?

maybe you should change the thread title to "I hate Doug Marrone no matter what and I'm willing to make stuff up if it fits my agenda."

ahhhh, the life of a Bills fan, hoping for other teams to lose...

Did you even bother to read my first post in this thread?

nice d Atlanta

How's the win now, playoffs or bust 2014 thing working?

I love the guy and hope that he's a fixture here for his entire career, but...the pick was made out of desperation. Whaley felt (and he's admitted) that the focus had to be win now. Watkins gave them the best chance at this. Unfortunately EJ wasn't able to take advantage of Sammy's talents. What you are left with is another lost season and no #1 pick next year. Moves made out of desperation (EJ, Watkins) rarely work out.(IMO)

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Nice to see that you've come around. Life in your world seems awfully dark.

Jesus, y'all get fired up about the strangest things.

damn right, those lower, lower leg bites can fester!

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/aidan-brown-is-fighting-a-cancer-suffered-by-only-one-in-two-million-kids/story-fneuzlbd-1227131642932

boooooooooooo

I hesitate to throw this out there because I don't want to make this about me, but...I was diagnosed with CLL in 2010. If you're going to have a cancer I suppose that this is the one to get. It is relatively slow moving and I've been able to carry on a normal life. My immune system is totally screwed up and I've had more trouble with autoimmune issues. One time my body attacked my platelets and my count went very low. Earlier this year I decided that my red blood cells were bad so my body decided to go on the attack. Six units of blood later (a very very tough cross match...please, donate blood if you can) I was back on my feet. My immuoglobulin levels are always low, very low. In the winter months I receive IGG infusions, a ridiculously expensive proposition if I didn't have insurance (and another plea to donate blood...) there's no way I could afford them. Anyway, back to the purpose of this post...you made a blanket statement above, whether intended or not. From the time I was diagnosed with CLL the plan was to not have to undergo chemo. I was diagnosed at a relatively young age and the side effects of chemo could have become an issue down the road (again, I'm lucky, I have time). Last fall I went on an experimental infusion that did bring my white count down to decent levels. Earlier this year I was lucky enough to join a study at OSU. The medication I take is in the form of a capsule taken twice a day. The worst side effect is that it further lowers my immune system, but I'm hanging in there. When I started the treatment my white count was around 150K. It is now in the low 30's and the expectation is that it will come down to normal levels. So, my point is, there is hope out there. I'll kick this and this treatment (and better ones to come) is the reason why (the cancer will likely always be there, just in check). Again...I'm lucky. Mine is slow so I have/had time to let research do its work. Not everyone is so lucky and I understand that. Hat's off to your mom, I applaud her. I too always hope that what I've gone through helps someone down the road. So, now you know why my response in threads like this is always two simple words...cancer sucks. I'm lucky to have the support of a wonderful family. Around the house I'm called the deaf leukemia guy. None of us is going to let cancer get the last word and none of us is going to let it get us down. Fight on!

Sorry, I was just kidding. Didn't mean to get your goat.