UConn James

No sh--. The more PK goes on, the more I think it's a personal thing.

Anyone notice that "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" is played around Christmas time? And it happens every year!?!? Uhm, when your work is sending an inherently political message, it only makes sense. You're blaming a guy for wanting his work to have the most impact?

The endless ways of squeezing people for that last marginal dollar will be the thing that eventually kills the NFL. Who in their right mind would pay for a radio broadcast? Why should people have to pay for something as crappy as a voice describing what is happening on a field, when we already support them through tax giveaways and public-financed stadiums? Too many pols who say, "Who cares, it's not my money! Here you go!" Neil Young sang, "You pay for this / But they give you that." The NFL doesn't even do the second part anymore, but they're just a culmination of the ethos of our society (which, when you read the studies you find out the consumerism/materialism is what makes us so depressed!) And it happens all around in this country to the point where you just want to grow a beard, wear flannel and move to Wisconsin.

How is Saban going to chew his own ass out for this mistake? 1) Privately watch the gamefilm and think to himself, "You've got to throw it harder next time!" 2) During the team's Monday locker room meeting, Saban acts out both parts of a yelling routine. 3) Smoke a bone with Wicky and say, ".... Chill..... man. It's all good!"

Remember how Herm Edwards hired a special 'game clock management coach'? Looks like Saban is going to have to hire out for the throwing of the red flag. Seriously. Underhand?!?! What is this, softball? Saban throws like a little girl.

All I can think of when seeing the previews is, "NBC dropped 'The West Wing' for this crap!!?" WW could have turned into a continuing series ala "Law and Order" surviving multiple ins and outs of characters over the past 15 years.... And with Alan Alda (as was originally planned) as the next pres, some new good writers and the exit of John Wells, could have been something. If network television is any indicator of what our culture is becoming, I weep for the future.

That amount had better buy every advertisement in every print, radio and television medium. The whole of Iraqi media operations is not worth $20M. This is basically a gift to bolster the warm and fuzzy idea of 'freedom of speech in a democratic society' (such as it is in Iraq). It'll do as much good as flushing it down a toilet. Easy to spend money when it's not coming out of your own wallet.

Someone please send PK a memo that EM was traded to the Texans.

Any odd smells coming from his apartment? Maybe this thread should be unpinned, yeah? It has been five months....

Heaven forbid the child rapists actually have to stay in jail. We have to clear them out to make room for Dumpster divers.

And before that was Oliver Stone's "JFK." Preach it, Nanker!

WV's gonna get lost in the mountains! UConn, baby!

His 'Live at Chicago' DVD is a great timecapsule for fans who didn't discover him until after he died.

They can probably glean a little from him with tendancies of the WR corps, basic offense but how is this anything BB can't see for himself? You don't honestly think coaches show players all 52 cards in their hand --- especially when they know ~30 of these guys will be cut or on other teams!? There's a reason why they run vanilla schemes in the preseason. As an analogy, Shakespeare, etc. would give each actor only his own lines and the lines buttressing his lines for cues. That way, any one actor could not go elsewhere and get paid to replicate the Bard's play. I imagine it's the same concept here.

I was a little miffed too. But it wouldn't be the first time that a genuinely nice guy, a funny guy, a guy you like and who has developed great QBs before just didn't get the job done. Maybe SW was out of coaching for too long. Maybe it wasn't a good fit. Sometimes it goes like that.

I would actually like to keep the tip on my boner.

The $110B I'm guessing is just for getting the basics back up and running. Not computed is the loss of property value, vehicles, people's material things, works of art, etc. for which that figure is chump change. And then most important and incalculable thing, people's lives. If they'd only put as much time and money in maintaining as they currently are in the Blame Game....

Yep. For the most part, this place runs as my father said of our local association meetings back in the '60s --- "I would disagree with the president tooth and nail at the meetings... and then go to his house for beer and spaghetti dinner." It is exceedingly rare and precious for something like that to happen today. This is one of those places. I hope to make it for a home opener someday.

What's most striking to me is that the girl's father seems abso-frickin'-lutely overjoyed that his daughter is going to be a single mother. B/c from the sounds of it, ML doesn't want ANY part of this. Then again, it's probably easier to be happy when you know the kid is likely going to have it made (to give him some credit, Leinart doesn't seem the dead-beat dad type (like Eric Moulds )) with alimony.

Your initial generalization was what I was discussing, not NOLA's clusterf--k three-tier system. Who wants to spend $2B over 20 years to maintain? I mean, come on. It's just these big mowers, looking at sand, investigating leakage.... Maintaining just isn't sexy enough to devote real dollars to, even when the alternative is paying $110B to fix everything b/c trees weren't cut down, etc. You need to get Paris Hilton a job there so everyone can see how important it is! "The Levee Life"!

Thanks for the link and the highlighting. But....but....but.... the illuminati here on PPP tell us that private businesses (inc. contractors) always have our bestest interests at heart. Government BAD!! Correction: You can pay now, or you can pay x10,000 later.

Yup. He had the shot to be a starter against weak QB competion (tho, wasn't this in 2003 before TD settled on trading for Bledsoe?). He tucked his head back in his shell and actually chose to remain a backup. Not quite the attitude that I'd want from a QB on my team, be they #1 or #4 on the depth chart.

There's a scientific study out now that reports taller people are smarter. You don't strike me as an outlier.

With a brother stationed in a 'hot zone' that shouldn't be funny to me, but it is.

Saw that last night. Someone just got themselves crossed off of the family event list.....