mtdoak

As someone who is job hunting as well (got laid off the end of January), if I could never talk to another tech recruiter, I wouldn't. Sadly, in IT, they are far too prevalent just to ignore. Tech Recruiters are scum who just care about having a big searchable resume file and will contact you about jobs based upon keyword searches of your resume rather than talking to you and seeing what you are looking for. I dunno how many times I've sent my resume for a job that was posted that they "had already filled" despite it being posted that day. They were simply farming for resumes. Sigh.

I did read the article. And what I said is still true. The article says, he doubts he is aware of Paiva's sitatiion, i.e. Brady isn't aware the guy is begging on the streets to pay him back. What I said is that Brady found his flower pots were stolen, called the police, and PRESSED CHARGES even though everyone involved conceded it was an honest mistake. The problem isn't what happened AFTER an agreement was reached, the problem is that after seeing what happened, the douchebag still pressed charges.

More proof Brady is a douchebag. He left his flower pots (or whatever they are) outside, guy finds them, thinks someone threw them out, decides to take them and sell them for scrap. Brady must have had to first find out who took them, then once he did, he took the time to CALL HIS LAWYER and PRESS CHARGES. Over an amount of money he makes in less than 2 minutes of playing time. Honestly, we live in an age pure and utter douchebaggery.

In the first movie, they had a stereotypical "rapping" black robot. (also, the only good robot who got killed) Why should it be any different in the 2nd movie? Bay's a joke of a director. He always has been.

Whats the difference between a hooker and an onion? Nobody cries when you slice up a hooker.

My issue with the movie was with the ending, but not the change that was made (blaming Dr. M vs having a giant squid) but the decision not to show the piles of bodies in NY. I thought the violence was over the top in parts it didn't need to be (the clever to the head, the cutting off of the guys arms in prison, both weren't in the book) but pussied out in the one part where it needed to be gory. Moore's novel was violent to generate a emotional response and make the "compromise" ending much harder for the reader to swallow. Most people I was with didn't get that "I can't believe this" vibe. Snyder wasn't allowed by the studio to show bodies piled in the streets of NY like the GN, so it was almost as if he was over compensating the rest of the movie. Also, I thought the fighting scenes were bordering on retarded. Part of the idea of the book was that these (except for Manhattan) were normal people who were vigilantes. Why give them super duper strength and fighting ability? I know they were trying to sell tickets, but still, why not have the fighting stay in the realm of normalcy. It was nice to see the book come to life and snyder stay faithful, but I think on alot of things, he just missed the point.

Find a sports book that has free booze if you place a bet. The Sportsbook @ MGM is huge, though i don't remember if drinks were free or not. I watched a bills game @ the sports book @ the bellagio, and the drinks were free. Put a $10 bet down and drink your money's worth.

I have never been to Lincoln Station, but just down the street you'll find Delilah's, a rowdy bar packed to the brim with bills fans. $2 Labatt blues on game day and if you stay downstairs, usually a free shot or three during the game bought by the kind patrons. Have you seen those videos with the NYC Bills Backers? Thats what its like at Delilah's. Just south of Diversey on Lincoln.

The man who is seeming on a mission to discredit the bills today (on mike and mike this morning, on ESPN's MNC this evening, gets ripped pretty bad http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AkFJ...o&type=lgns

Delilah's in Chicago is exactly like this (well, not quite as big) but the bar is packed, $2 blues, and the just a great atmosphere.

No way Whitner gets suspended for that. Players hit out of bounds all the time, and usually its a 15 yard penalty and maybe a fine. If the NFL suspended for dirty hits, half the patriots D would be rotated out every week because of suspensions.

Edwards reminds me more of Ben Rothlesberger than Brady or Manning. Asked to handle the game early in his career, not win them. Doesn't make the big mistake. Evolved into a pro bowl QB after 3-4 years.

yeah he was. Also, yes, the place is rocking on Monday Nights, went there for the Dallas game last year, was great....up until the end. If you get a chance, come join the crowd.

Was at the BEST bills bar here in Chitown, Delilah's on Lincoln and Diversey. Right before the 2nd half starts up, I turn my head and who do i see? Brian FREAKIN Campbell. I looked over and said hello, shook his hand at the end of the game and got my picture with him. Wished him a great season, except of course, when you play Buffalo, which he said "well thats only once" Seriously though, if you are a bills fan in chicago, you need to come to delilah's. By far the best bar i've ever watched a bills game at. $2 Blues and a bunch of rowdy bills fans and a great bar.

My poker dealer was saying that gas was going up to $6 a gallon by monday. Of course, everyone at the table freaked, I tried to explain that no natural disaster could drive the price up 50%, the dealer insisted it was already 5.29 in Michigan, he knew a guy who knew a guy. Sigh