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Parts of Nevada already do exactly that. To my knowledge, they have not incurred additional problems as a result. It ridiculous that at least a few more states haven't tried it.

We need a return TD by special teams, the D and O have to play perfect games to make it happen. Possible, yes. Likely, no.

Ahhh...hypocrisy at its finest!!

LMAO....ROTF That was pretty hardcore...Let me go play Madden...

Post of the day!! Cincy, I seek permission to use this arguement with all my non-smoker friends in various capacities.

I'm not certain the answer either. If a person wanted to get high, and could go to the local bodega and buy some "Wacky Tabacky" to do the trick, they MAY be less inclined to go to harder drugs. Thats only a hypotheses of mine, with no facts to back it up. Folks would use them, but is that any different than alcohol? As long as there was a test for DWH, Driving while High, so what. Social Darwinism will weed it out.

No offense cincy, but in an older time this country passed the prohibition laws as a Constitutional amendment, had to enact a second Constitutional amendment repealing prohibition, then, having failed to turn the country dry, proceeded to traget marijuana as the mother of all evils and outlaw that in the 1930s. They didn't exactly get it right either.

Yep. I think if a team has the will and the ability (read feature back) to stick with the run against us, we will be smoked. We can't stuff a smash-mouth team. The only team that committed to the run against us was NE, and they ran all over us.

Exactly, where does it end? The slippery slope at work. When do we simply say that social darwinism exists and allow it to takle its natural course, as opposed to the quasi-communist police state we seem to be headed for?

Assuming we split the next two (@ CHi, @ Det), Oct 22 looks like our season defining game, against, who else, the Pats. Win that one, head into the bye at 4-3, feeling pretty good about yourself for a 2nd half playoff run.

Thats what I'm talking about. I always stay till the end, no matter what. Its a bit of a joke in my family. I never get tied up in traffic. The reason is I get back to the car, throw a few more burgers and dogs on the grill and continue tailgating. Maybe a post-game football game. When we leave its usually cause we're out of daylight. There is no traffic. We spent the same time just hanging out that others spent snarled in traffic. And, yes, I have one of the longest drives home, 7+ hours to NYC. Doesn't make a difference if I leave at 4 PM and get home at midnight or 6 PM and get home at 2 AM. My ass will draggin Monday morning anyway, so why not simply enjoy the time.

I still wonder why, when every college broadcaster and college writer was proclaiming McKinne the next great OT, the draftniks ended up evaluating MW higher. A case of overthinking perhaps?

Guy did a terrific job this offseason. I posted a criticism about a year ago of Guy's failings in the pro personnel dept. He really redeemed himself thios year. So did Modrak with his input on the draft. I just wonder how much of Modrak and Guy's failures can be attributed to TD overruling them or going for the flashier move, either in the draft or the pro personnel side. And I wonder how much of the "it took so long to produce" was due to the inept coaching of the GW and Meathead eras? Making players fit your system instead of molding the system around the players you have? TD had some good player drafts. No question. However he woefully failed in hiring coaches to best utilize those players. He also failed horribly in creating a successful, collaborative environment where success can happen. Everyone talks about the culture of fear surrounding the Bills during his tenure. Now, with Marv, it is a more open, honest organization. No doubletalk and bs. That doesn't even get into TD's complete Queegian meltdown at the end of last season.

You never know.

I agree with you, I used to like McCain, he was a refreshing alternative. However, in the last few years he really has become more and more establishment. Which is why we'll be chanting Rudy, Rudy in 08!

But in this case, they don't. PW was a fuggin monster that day.

It starts as a low hum, slowly building....louder, louder.....yes I can hear it...Rudy, Rudy!!

Noone has worn 78 or 34 since 1999. Prior to this year with Fowler, noone had worn 67 since Hull.

Reading that thread was friggin hilarious!!

I will give both a standing O, but especially Phat Pat.

The funny thing about that is that many folks actually walked by the dude and thought he was a Halloween decoration. Only in New York... VILLAGE CORPSE TWIST 'HALLOWEEN' SHOCK By LARRY CELONA, DAN KADISON and CYNTHIA R. FAGEN September 28, 2006 -- Only in the West Village, kids . . . The body of a man clad in a kinky black leather mask and decked out head to toe in S&M gear was hanging from a chain-link fence on Hudson Street yesterday - as many passers-by ignored it, thinking it was a Halloween display. The slightly built, fair-skinned mystery man may have been choked to death by a dog collar around his neck, it's other end strapped around a 3-foot-tall fence post, police sources said. The 40ish, tattooed man was found kneeling, braced face-first against the fence in front of 424 Hudson St. at around 6:45 a.m. In a bizarre twist, the body had been there for at least an hour, dismissed by some who walked past as a quirky seasonal display in an area scattered with S&M and gay bars. "The body was covered with a black suit and he had a mask on his face," said deli owner Indra Patel, who first spotted the strangely posed corpse when he opened next door around 5:30 a.m. "I thought it was a dummy. It looked like a dummy, because every year they do decorations like that. I was wondering why they put up the [Halloween] decorations early." Patel said at least an hour went by before a woman walking her dog realized the sidewalk exhibit of a man wearing a pair of leather spiked gloves, chaps and a vest was a real person and called police. Cops were investigating if the man had committed suicide or died during some sort of bizarre auto-erotic sex game. An autopsy will be performed today to determine how the man died. Police sources said there was no sign of a struggle and they don't believe he was a victim of foul play. Another witness, Kevin Samuel, 50, a porter for a building across the street, said he had looked at the body several times but it just never clicked that it might be a real person. "I'm staring at him and I think, 'Is that a prop or a real person?' His legs looked like he was twisted on an angle and that he fell in it [the fence]. It looked like he was stuck there and couldn't get up, like he lost his balance," Samuel said. "He didn't look like a person. I think he had a black mask on; I couldn't see his face. "I was looking at him for a while. I've never been stumped before trying to identify people. I'm ashamed of myself in a way because, I didn't realize it was a human being." A worker repairing a gas leak at Hudson and Leroy Street said "I thought it was a decoration for Halloween. I thought it was a scarecrow." Another passer-by, Ralph Constanza, 31, said, "It looked like he had a bad night, I can tell you that." larry.celona@nypost.com

Sigh! Do we have to have this debate every couple of months? Really, it is completely ridiculous to blame the dog. A puppy is like a newborn human in that they are an unmolded piece of clay. They can become whatever you make of them. If you savagely beat, starve and train your dog to kill, it will be a killer. Same thing goes for the human child. If you treat the dog (or child) with love, respect and affection, you will have a great dog or child. The adult is the one with the mental capacity to decide which way to form the clay. Not the dog, nor a human child. The better idea is to stop fugging morons, scum and criminals from ever reproducing, sort of, clean out the gene pool with forced sterilizations.

How about you give us a few that didn't make the book?

As much as I hate top say it but Villy will not be starting long. Gandy and Reyes have done a great job.

Alas, tis true Senator....she was on a TV show called Celebrity Fit Club, where celebs try and lose weight, and lets just say that of the very small amount of that show I saw, it was not a pretty sight....175 lbs.