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i know they allow trusts in the area, but i'm not sure about the specifics. in regards to nys, it always comes down to how it's taxed. i saw an entire episode on how lottery money absolutely destroyed people. if you don't have the right people surrounding you, that kind of money can change your world for the worst. there was one story i enjoyed. one woman lived in a trailer park, but instead of moving out, she just kept adding trailers onto the one she already owned. think of 7 or so connected trailers. on top of that, she bought a bright green, (i think it was green) lamborghini that sat right out front. that's the way to do it.

no one is calling a trip the the super bowl, but finally going to the playoffs should be seen as a positive, (no matter how it happened) and should allow some to wipe away the tears of misery a bit.

or...they made it to the playoffs for the first time in 18 years with a depleted roster, so it should give you some hope for the future. see how not everything has to be a downer in life? you really may want to consider taking meds and drinking.

are you always looking to be upset or what?

the meathead probably can't remember where he put is stuff, so he thinks it's stolen.

i'm feeling sexy, so i'm willing to bet that's how shady feels.

ok...i enjoyed that more than i should have.

is it worth really getting bent out of shape about this before fa and the draft? nevermind. i know some will.

michaels was a little all over the place too. at one point he made he made the comment that patricia was going to be the head coach of the pistons.

i don't know if anyone else caught it, but the only comment by collinsworth that stood out to me was at the very end of the game when he blurted out, "this game is almost as good as justin timberlake!"

This is outstanding.

football!

pick 6s do not impress that guy.

why is the older guy in the blue shirt not enjoying himself? that should be the real concern of this thread.

this still happens a lot. my sister in law still gets random letters in her mailbox, stating if they want to sell the house in the future, contact them first. i say why not? houses are an emotional purchase. some sellers feel a connection with their home, and want a family, or someone similar to them to move in. if you really want a house, why not write a simple letter? it could put you over the top.

i think that's where they're worth their weight in gold. my sister in law bought an extremely nice home in a neighborhood that people overbid for houses. she was able to get it before it hit on the market because this same realtor is a member at a country club where most of the neighborhood belongs. apparently the houses never hit the market. it's all word of mouth, and there's still bidding wars for houses that aren't on the market. she has such a perfect niche.

i've bought two houses in my life. both times i thought looking for a house would be fun. both times i was very wrong. in the rochester area, (i'm sure it's the case with most areas) the realtor mostly depends on the house pricing. for instance, a woman named holly creek has her own team here that sells houses that are half a million and up, (which for rochester is expensive). they're notoriously difficult to work with, act like they're doing you a favor, and are dislike by every other realtor. they do manage to sell houses though. my first realtor was useless. she did nothing other than open doors for me. i actually found my first house online, and she didn't even want to show it to me because she didn't love the look. sure enough i made her open it for me, and it was perfect. for our second house, we used the person who found my sister in law a house. she just seemed to have good connections, and actually showed us our house before it went on the market. in other words, i have no idea how to help. i think it's just luck to an extent.

this **** makes me think.

and apparently playoff appearance doesn't either. i'm not saying anyone needs to give the new staff the benefit of the doubt, but it's amazing how some of the bitter posters couldn't wait to go back to being bitter.

some people are trying very hard to be angry about something. did they miss being upset?

at this point i'm becoming very comfortable with the trade up. if it needs to be trading up for a rookie, and keeping tyrod around one more year as the veteran, so be it.

i do mostly free weights, and at the end if i have time i'll do 30 mins of light cardio. i have a 3 to 4 day cycle. one day is back/biceps, next is legs/shoulders, third is chest/tris, and the last day, (if i do) is mostly stretches, abs, cardio, or something that i think needs extra work. i think my workout is stale, but i do 4 sets of 10 reps for pretty much everything. start the first set light, last set heavy. i try to do almost all free weights, but if an area at the gym is busy, or i'm unusually sore, i'll use the machines. i always squat using a smith machine. if anyone has any good suggestions, or know how i should improve what i'm doing, i'd greatly appreciate.

doug flutie would like to go over what a hail mary throw is.

do i have to turn this car around right now?

i can only read this in a paul harvey voice. on top of all of that, i know a guy who is named paul harvey, and i do the same thing when he speaks to me.