Cugalabanza

The passion with which you say you argued your point, compounded with the dramatic way you fled the scene, indicates that there is more to this situation than is immediately apparent. I think the next step for you is to make your romantic love for your friend known to him. If he reciprocates, then you may begin to arrange your wonderful new life together. If not, you will simply live out your pathetic remaining years in crippling shame. Seriously though: Bring him a 6 pack (or something comparable) and say "Sorry I got a little worked up the other night. No hard feelings." I'd be very surprised if anything more than that is required (that is, unless your argument happened to be about the quality of his wife's bj's.)

I started playing guitar recreationally about 20 years ago. In that time, I've managed to go from terrible to not-so-terrible to almost-sub-adequate.

I have to disagree with you on this one. That fumble was all on Losman in my opinion. He was scrambling and rolling out and holding...holding...holding the ball out there. All he had to do on that play was not turn the ball over and the Bills win. There was even a moment after Losman felt contact from the defender when he still could have tucked the ball and taken the sack, but he had to try to make something magic happen.

When I was six, my imaginary friend, Dr. Lefoffelif, said to me, "you are a sensitive boy and no matter what you do in this lifetime you will always be paralyzed with self-doubt." I wanted to ask him what he meant by this, but he got a restraining order against me and I was not allowed within 200 yards of him. Seriously though, the best advise ever (from my Dad): If you ever get into trouble, don't tell the cops ANYTHING.

Have a Great Birthday, Chef!

It's kind of a trick question. The answer is BEN. Ben lies. He lies everywhere he goes. So it follows that he would lie in the shadow of the statue too. Just a little joke Widmore's people like to do.

Day 2, maybe. Definitely need to acquire one more decent RB somehow. Right now you have… Lynch (legit, but suspended first 3 games) Jackson (legit, but he can't do it all by himself) Omon (good for a solid 0.8 yards per carry and he might not fumble it) This team has A LOT of holes right now. Fitzgerald is the #2 QB? Youch! It will be very interesting to see how this roster fills out by the start of camp.

Cheesball vanity projects.

gringo starr = I R strong. Arg!

RayFinkle = fany liker

He's so badass, he doesn't even need a helmet. Now if we can just sign WR N. Nolte, we'll have the drinkinest smokinest wildman passing attack ever!

Ok, sorry. I should not have taken the original poster's word for that.

Ok, I admit it--stats can be misleading. It's not really fair to chop it up like that. Still, I think the original point is valid: Can you justify holding on to Kelsay at $8mil/yr.? Kelsay is no Julius Peppers.

That's approx. $286,000 per tackle.

So Dean, just slap on a skinny tie and Beatles wig, hop on your Vespa and ban the prick!

I am all for this.

Don, you ignorant slut.

I think the interviewer should have made his voice all low and gruff and asked him if he'd like to calm down and have some o' them french fried potaters, mm hmm.

Booze, baby. Booze! Last night it was just a sip of my beer. Sometimes it's wine. Sometimes it's a shot of the ol' hey-hey-howdya-do (whisky).

By the way, Ben might have the record for most-beat-up-character in the history of television. I always take a drink when somebody punches Ben.

You might be right, but I'm thinking that is where his arm injury came from. Right around this time Ben calls Jack, visibly shaken and with the docks behind him, telling him he's running late and will meet him at the airport. I agree with you that Ben's apology to Desmond is for what he tried to do to Penny and nothing more than that.

I believe, technically speaking, this is the "muff," no? The mound remains the mound regardless of landscaping.

Life s'bin goodda me sssafar His daughter Lucy is pretty hot.

Kanye does. He likes to put 'em in his mouth.

I don't think it's fair to say that the Bills used to find these gems in late rounds and they simply don't anymore. It's a kind of selective memory in my opinion. You listed 17 players over a period of 16 years. It would be a very very long list if you listed all the guys that never made a mark at all from those years. Some recent success story finds have already been listed in this thread. Overall, it's pretty consistent--most of these late-rounders and undrafted guys come to nothing and a few of them blossom. Same then as now.