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Thanks...nice work.

You probably wouldn't have liked the turnip and beet diet, anyway.

Interesting read. Will wedge be pitched? Geoff Hobson (B'gals beat writer)May 28, 2009 http://www.bengals.com/news/article-1/will...81-1d73568f18bd

Fran Tarkenton rakes it in as a motivational speaker. http://www.allamericanspeakers.com/speaker...n_Tarkenton.php

Happy B'Day!

See my edit. Yes - things are so sad these days - you have to check things out. Talk with whoever has custody of the kid - and sad to say, these days, be sure you have a witness to the conversation. Don't be so sure that kids think you a grump. With all the crap going around us these days, a big, big problem is men leaving their children. Women happy to announce I'm a single "Mom", so give me money and I can be excused for just about anything. What a mess. We are awash with "It's All About Me" kids. Perhaps this one is the same. Perhaps not.

You have concern about this lad. I asked you about garage space. Get the OK, and build a wood table with him. You and him, not those silly 8 year-olds. Work out the plans on paper with him. No power tools. Spend a lot of time perfectly squaring up the wood. 6 month project. Use dowels. Have him work it out, with no metal, no nails, screws. Then chat over what finish to apply. Forge accomplishment. Years ago, schools used to have something called "shop". Some skills were learned - but the main idea was that youngsters of the age you mention (who at that age always bounce off this or that wall), were afforded a haven that was "manly" - needed at that age, as one was growing. Even the crappy stuff most kids in shop produced, well, they did it, it was something tangible. With their own hands.

Want to buy my silver holdings? Not mine interests...the real stuff.

Never trust kids - even your own. They have yet to be fully formed. They have only turned but a few pages in the Book of Life. They are ignorant, and its' up to adults to guide them through minefields.

A pretty face is the most powerful thing to emerge in the last 30 years. He uses his wisely.

You must own a Rob Johnson bobblehead doll...

Very much so. Just my opinion - Saddam's bugs, dirty radiation things, and chemicals were moved to southern Syria.

Everybody likes a paycheck...

The article writer also chose Roy Williams as #20. Go figure.

Reminds me of the politician that steps up to the podium and announces "I come before you to stand behind you."

Wayne Chrebet.

Don't forget to have replacement fuses in stock. Be sure you purchase the correct ones, too. http://sacramento-home-inspector.com/?p=295

Dunno about cheap filters - we use the 3M Filtrete in the red package, and have those wire mesh pre-filter screens. 2 smokers, 2 cats...dramatic difference in house dust and formation of cobwebs over those $1.50 blue tiger-hair jobs. I change them every 3 months. They cost ten bucks. Give one a try, plenz . You might like the results.

evite - when you care to send the very best.

And don't forget all those LB/S and S/LB dual-purpose players.

See what happens when fed/state/local governments treat smokers like their personal ATMs? http://www.wcpo.com/content/news/saywhat/s...vcbF62pGOg.cspx

Those are silly words, Max. The poster certainly can't solve a problem that has vexed folks all over the globe, for decades and decades. Don't toss up straw men...this Administration has a disturbing trend of doing so already, on most any topic. The fear that I have, is that this President will fall into the trap of unilateral talks. I sure hope not

Hey! I'm the word snob here! Everybody knows that.

Run trap plays repeatedly. When the rushers' ears start bleeding, run that off-tackle stuff and let your RB bounce in or out as he sees. I happen to think that letting Royal go will come back to haunt...

Quite so..for both statements. The only predictions I find more or less reliable are crop predictions...and the farmers are careful to add that they might be totally wrong.