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Just saw the movie and really liked it. The only thing.... How could Padme "Lose the will to live" when she was just shown two beautiful babies? I thought that was very disingenous and left a hole. Maybe I need to see it again, but even if Anakin broke her heart, you'd think the babies would be used by her to try and turn anankin back. I think that was poor storytelling.

Re0build the towers, but one floor higher. A big F---Off!!

Hmmmm.....good question.... The Bills of 1987-1996 were truly a special team, and have a special place in my heart. They were much more than just a football team to me. The years produced amazing, exhilarating football, games that I vividly recall and fondly watch on vidotape. The whole city came ALIVE during the season. There was optimism and passion everwhere for the Bills, and it spilled over into everyday life. Those Bills captured the imagination of the city and their resiliency to keep getting back up after being knocked down and try again reflected the mentality of the region and its people. To keep going in the face of adversity and multiple crushing defeats, led to a hope and belief in oneself. Whenever I need a bit of insipration or think I can't do something, I imagine being down 35-3 in the third quarter of a playoff game and keep on plugging, knowing I can still win 41-38. As far as the losses, yeah, I would've loved to see them win just one, the last one. After everything they had been through, and the persistence they demonstrated, it would have been terrific to have a Hollywood ending. Someday the Bills will win a Bowl, and I'll cheer and party like crazy. But it would be just tad bit sweeter, if the QB was named Kelly, the RB Thurman, the WRs Beebe and Reed, the C Hull, the defensive players Talley, Smith and Bennett, and especially, the coach Levy. So, to conclude a long winded answer, I look back with love in my heart, absolute fondness for a time that can never be recaptured. Also, with just a touch of regret, because when we do win one, the players that gave us so much, won't be the ones hoisting the Lombardi.

Easy question.... RJ

I totally agree.

My sig line says it all. I have refused to purchase the new jerseys (home or road). They're awful. I am hoping that the new jersey is a true "throwback" with helmets. If so, I will then purchase a jersey.

It "Here I Go Again" by Whitesnake, one of my favs. Also... Land of Confusion - Genesis Girls, Girls, Girls - Motley Crue Right Now - Van Halen and that Peter Gabriel video with the claymation

Not even a question. Absolutely. With proper training and an experienced guide, you try to minimize the risk as much as possible, tho it will always be there.

Darin- That was funny. Check out this site as well, absolutely hysterical. http://www.rupissed.com/hangoverintensity.html

Amen.

Thats pretty cool. I miss hockey.

Posts like this make me keep coming back to TBD everyday to read this board.

Man, I guess Shelton was really a bad player. I don't know much about him, but for TD to have absolutely no interest in a LT with starting experience signed to a cap friendly deal, whose cousin is already on the team and is a team leader and hard worker, man Shelton must have rubbed someone the wrong way.

W - Sep 11 Houston L - Sep 18 @Tampa Bay W - Sep 25 Atlanta W - Oct 2 @New Orleans W - Oct 9 Miami W - Oct 16 N.Y. Jets L - Oct 23 @Oakland L - Oct 30 @New England Week 9 BYE W - Nov 13 Kansas City W - Nov 20 @San Diego L - Nov 27 Carolina W - Dec 4 @Miami L - Dec 11 New England W - Dec 17 Denver W - Dec 24 @Cincinnati L - Jan 1 @N.Y. Jets 10 - 6, Playoffs?

There are many rumors. But whatever really happened, I wish Nolan luck and hope he makes it back to the NHL. He really was a terrific coach and the Sabres really played hard for him.

TH & a 2nd in 06 for Haynesworth....I like it!!

I agree we did very well. I think 3 years from now we will have 4 starters from this draft (Parrish, Everett, Geisinger & Preston) which considering the weakness of the draft is a damn good job. I just wish we had a LT :-(

And I'm still not sold on Ron Edwards. LT and DT. Anthony Bryant was available.

Labatt - Any deal for TH?

Allright, we can make this a mock thread. Here's mine... TH dealt to Philly for #35 overall. 2nd rd (35) Ben Wilkerson - C - LSU 2nd rd (55) Adam Terry - LT - Syracuse 3rd rd (86) Anthony Bryant - DT - Alabama 4th rd (122) Vincent Jackson - WR - Northern Colorado 5th rd (156) Antonio Perkins - CB - Oklahoma 6th rd (197) Leroy Hill - LB - Clemson 7th rd (236) Paul Jefferson - FB - Penn State

Kinda like our blues don't match....

I usually shoot mid-80s now. I had a pretty good stretch a few years back, when I was in school and had more time. I used to shoot in the high 70s, playing almost exclusively at Elma Meadows. Best round there was a 74.

I'm a Securities Attorney prosecuting bad brokerage firms and brokers.

Moving up 20 picks in the 2nd round should not cost you a proven, pro-bowl RB. C'mon now thats a little much. If Philly threw in a 3rd or 4th rounder, or maybe a player, then fine. Exactly. They get a much needed OL along with moving up 11 spots. A MUCH better deal than the other one.

Thats awful. Henry AND our 2nd rounder for their 2nd rounder???? Ughh, I hope that deal isn't done.