KYBillsFan

You aren't alone. I feel the exact same way.

Touche

Besides bad weather games, can any of you recall any game in NFL history that would warrant a lower over/under than the game this upcoming weekend? Sure bad teams have played each other plenty of times in the past, but I can't think of 2 bad teams whose defenses were this much better than their offenses going head to head.

Embrace was better. Fugazi is better than both, but I don't consider them mainstream.

Anyone who grew up on Masters Of The Universe needs to check out this link. It's pretty funny.

Like I said, I wasn't really paying attention. I heard Kenny Mayne, so I should have known it wasn't serious.

I'm not sure because I just had it on in the background, but I think ESPN's pregame show had some kind of piece yesterday that more or less glorified his style of play.

Sports radio was the most important thing to me--mainly ESPN radio, Fox Sports Radio and Sporting News radio. XM had all 3 and Sirius only had ESPN. The NFL package would be nice if you needed it, but I have Sunday Ticket and would never use it. Plus XM is $3 a month cheaper.

I just signed up for XM a couple of weeks ago. I just got my credit card bill and it had a charge or $45 (or $44.95). I assumed it would be $30 for the first quarter. Any idea why I was charged an extra $15. I've been too lazy to call them. I assumed it was some type of activation fee.

Do any of you guys remember the storyline where he was making fun of The Giant because The Giant was sad about his dad dying? It was the most horrible, ridiculous and yet hilarious storyline they ever had. The high (or perhaps low depending on your perspective) point of that storyline was when Big Boss Man mounted a giant megaphone to the top of his stationwagon and was driving around the cemetary during The Giant's dad's funeral shouting stuff like "Boo hoo, my daddy died!" through his megaphone. He then managed to somehow hook a chain up to the casket and started dragging it around the cemetary. I had never laughed so hard at wrestling before because I never expected them to stoop that low with a story.

Do any of you know if they plan on recording anything new?

I loved the Ramones, but nothing was worse than finding out Joe Strummer died. I remember sitting at work the day of my company's Christmas party and reading the message board on Strummernews.com and choking back tears all day. I had never realized that The Clash had such a profound impact on so many people and I had never felt that way about a celebrity death before.

I think they dug up the corpse of Mo from The Three Stooges and called it Pete Rose. I really think the movie is going to be so bad it will be funny, so I'm watching it. "Just Place The Bet Paul!"

Rumor had it that The Clash would have performed at the induction ceremony for the first time in ages. However, Strummer passed away a few months before the induction.

But didn't Garcia/Owens play a large part in carrying the Niners offense to the red zone so that Barlow could carry your team to the Super Bowl? I'm not doubting Barlow as much as I'm doubting every other part of that offense.

Is anyone else perplexed by all of the "experts" who are ranking Barlow as a top 10 back? Aside from Tomlinson, I can't think of any RBs who excel on horrible teams. Am I missing something? Do any of you have him rated as a top 10 back?