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i'm not so selfish that i'm going to have you take the time to take shirtless pictures and send them to me, only to be dishonest about how much i'm going to look at them. it's just not who i am. this is fantastic.

i'd enjoy them, but i probably wouldn't look at them as much.

does anyone have more shirtless pics of mayfield? just asking for a friend.

holy smokes! you'd think the aids made him thin.

and then he raises that aids baby.

i'll kick applebees right in the genitals.

the only thing worse would be me having to eat applebees while the bills are drafting barkley.

yes...yes i would.

do you think winning championships has anything to do with winning them in the pros? i'm not making any prediction about aj for what it's worth.

!@#$ those kids.

he's just busting my balls, (as i was doing to him).

i've heard that the university of alabama is one of the worst educational institutions in this great country of ours. is there any truth to that?

this stuff is all relative though. we actually have cheap electric, (no gas in the house other than propane to run our stove and fireplace) because our suburb has it's own power company. i've heated our pool constantly all summer, and kept the ac on both upstairs and downstairs, and the bills are 150-180. it's great...until this winter. apparently it was so cold for so long, they had to buy energy from another source. it was shockingly expensive. this year just sucks. yeah...it was. i'll take some rain over the drawn out cold and darkness any day of the week.

i didn't appreciate how nice of a spring we had until this year. the bull **** weather just won't stop. i was outside with my daughter on friday for about 90 mins, and it might have been my longest stretch outside since november.

i don't know specifically about buffalo, but rochester had a much nicer spring last year. we were outside working on our landscaping on a couple of the march weekends, and this time last year, we had pictures of the kids outside in shorts. it's been far worse this year in rochester. definitely. last year was nice.

eddie !@#$ing yarbrough!

i'm against pretty much all of this.

i didn't read the entire article until i read the one comment. what the hell?

no. i've been in arguments over the bills, but never an actual fight. i lived in boston when the pats started to be good with bledsoe, and the bills weren't know to be terrible yet, so there were arguments.

so...if there's a possibility of a qb failing, just avoiding going for it. sweet.

agreed. i'd be willing to be it's a combination of factors rather than just one.

i did! i picked it up last friday. it is by far the best made i've ever owned. the entire thing feels solid. from they way the doors close, to just hearing the clicks when you press various buttons. it's fantastic. there's a definite learning curve if you haven't owned on before. i'm getting better with it, but i still read some of the manual every night...i just keep finding new things it can do. i only have two gripes, and i'm really going out of my way to complain about something. the first is that the car has the option that it will stop running and go to electric every time you come to a stop. i don't know why, but it drives me nuts. there's a button front and center to shut it off, but you have to do it every time you get into the car. maybe there's a way to turn it off full time, but i haven't checked that out yet. the second thing is i find that i have to close the doors multiple times because the things are so damn heavy, (which is a good thing). i bought my car from the lot, so it didn't have the option of the soft close. it's not the end of the world, but it would be an option i would get next time. i think your car probably has that feature. incredible ride. i'm shocked how quick it is for a larger car. i find reasons to take it out whenever i can. well worth the money.

so...did he state medical issues just because he was being zany? he is a bit of a head case, which is why i think his tweets were bizarre. i've mentioned this before, but i have a brother in law that was a pro athlete. he ended a season thinking he was going into next year, and about 2/3 of the way into the off season, he and his physicians, (along with the team) decided it was best that he not play anymore for his long term health. these things happen. i think you're trying to hard here.

or he realized that medically he really couldn't/shouldn't be playing anymore, was frustrated, had a series of angry tweets about it, and retired like he had no choice.

you know you started this thread...right?