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People who speak in the third person. Jim Kelly was an egregious participant at this.

People who insist on having a loud prolonged conversation on their phones in public. Look, I understand if you get a call at the store (business/personal) and have to have a short talk. That being said, I really don't want to hear your inane commentary on Jill's relationship or spending 10 minutes in front of me asking question after question about who did what at the Oscar's last night. This happened to me today at the store. This woman was beyond obnoxious and when she mercifully hung up, I decided to mess with her. I made my phone ring, put it to my ear and said in the most loud evil tone I could muster "In all my years I've learned one thing....you kill for a reason...and I don't see enough reason here." She turned white lol

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Yes. Seriously. Let me clarify. The kid is an idiot. She is WAY high and also too stupid to keep her responses to a minimum. But does her flippant comment of 'Adios" really warrant the Judge to call her back to prolong things? Anyone who has been in a courtroom with anywhere from a small town traffic judge to a county court judge, knows that the egos on some of these d-bags are massive. Oh, btw Your Honor? the good people of Dade county just love spending their tax dollars keeping a Zannybar hungry girl away from society for 30 days. No other deserving criminals can take that valuable jail space? Wow, South Florida has really changed. What a hero. What a jerk.

Wow. i totally disagree with everyone on this. That judge was a total egomaniac, D-Bag. The kid showed little respect, true that, but to slam someone so obviously under the influence shows a complete lack of professionalism. Judge instigated it.

Totally. It's one thing to let them play. Hell, every football fan wants that but the refs had zero control of the game from the start. Contact is one thing but letting borderline felonies go all game is another. refs must had an edict from the Commish to let them play. In the end the 49ers got buried so deep that they were dependent upon the refs to make a call. Never a good spot to be in.

Well, like I said....in this instance, he held him.

Agree but we're talkng about a play-by-play basis. Crabtree got held. End of story. Flag has to be thrown.

point made....but he grabbed him when he turned....gotta throw it

BS he mugged him. You cant square a WR then hold him. If it was Stevie I cant begin to imagine the outrage.

They played Uncle Sam's in '80. I believe that was the night John Lennon was shot.

I can't remember a SB in recent memory where both teams appear to be so even. That being said: SF 27 Bal 24 in ooovvvvveeerrrrrrttiiimmme!

Great talent....RIP big man

854 Thanks for your efforts on these polls, it's really fun. The Brady thing is a nice touch. Those yet to post, keep in mind that the forecast calls for 25mph winds.

Who sounds more like an idiot? Ryan or Howard? Tough call.

ND just released statement that he is a victim of a hoax. WTF?

I just read this on SI.com about Sterling Moore and his pass breakup on Lee Evans in last Years AFC Championship. I think it relates to this thread. Moore's play, to many, was the quintessential example of the Patriots way of playing. You play until the whistle, until the play is over, you never give up on a play, and you don't take anything for granted. "Honestly, it might sound cliche', but they teach it that way in New England,'' Moore said. "It's never stop hustling, just do the little things, and play to the whistle. We had a drill that we used to do at the end of practice with the receivers where we were just literally playing their hands. We don't look back for the ball as a DB, it's just when their hands go up we try to break through their hands. And that's what came up late in that game, with the game and the season on the line. For me, it was the only time throughout the season that situation came up. That moment was the only chance I had to do that all season.'' Read More: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl/news/20130116/nfl-playoffs-ravens-patriots-sterling-moore/#ixzz2IAqut2BC

Like any successful business, it all starts at the top and then runs through every level of the organization. A sound plan is put into place, quality people are hired and then trusted to do their jobs. The model is tweaked and upgraded over time to adjust to the changing landscape. It's all about the culture created from the top. It's an attitude and a shared vision. I know everyone hates the Pats but you must respect the fact that they do not accept losing, ever. We've all seen the Bills play not to lose for years and all that attitude does is get you beat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNZ_Ndh7aOg More Jack Lemmon having a bad day.

What hustle!!!!

The were heat pressed during the glory days. I always thought it looked kind of cheap.

Due to a malfunction, rogue bomb #20 is stuck outside the bomb bay with orders to detonate. That indeed spells trouble for the crew of Dark Star.

Great idea! Might be able to categorize it into monthly sections or such.

Gary Oldman the master of rage!! NSFW language.

http://lightyears.blogs.cnn.com/2013/01/10/cameras-crash-from-65000-feet-videos-survive/?hpt=hp_c3