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lol, Shadowcat is my new favorite TBD'er

Heck yeah, shopping online rules! Happy T-day to everyone

Yeah, that's called "sleep hygiene"...I think there is something to it, but if you're sleeping well otherwise, screw it!

LOL!

lol, I know, those scenes have been pretty cool when the head is still moving. I think my favorite zombie so far was the one who was cut in half and crawling around in the park back in the first episode. I knew the series woudl be good at that point, cause the interaction that the cop had with that zombie went from creepy, to sort of humorous, to gross, to sad/empathetic. I thought it was really cool how they were able to get the viewer (well, at least THIS viewer) to feel so many different ways about 'halfie'. I was impressed by that.

Really? You wouldn't have thought it was funny if she thought she had a "bite", and she ended up pulling a still-moving zombie head out of the water? Or maybe the beginning of like a 30 foot segment of zombie innards?

Since Tom chimed in on this topic, I want to give him Kudos, cuase he was one of the main reasons I didn't end up in a psych ward immediately after watching "Zeitgeist", lol. That damn film shook my foundation, and I needed to find my center again, so to speak. Anyway, I didn't really give any credit whatsoever to conspiracy theories and such until I saw actual government documents that discussed a potential false flag operation during the Kennedy administration. In fact, I think that's one of the theories as to why JFK was assassinated - he didn't want to go along with the operation. It had something to do with blowing up a plane full of Americans and blaming it on Cuba or some other communist entity. Maybe the documents were fake, I dunno...but being from a family with many relatives who fought proudly in every war of the 20th century, it makes me sick to think our gov't would have anything to do with any sort of false flag operation.

Was anyone else expecting/hoping a zombie would come out of the water when those two sisters were in the boat fishing?

Well, compared to what Byrd is doing....lol

Isn't anyone curious why the shot goes dark just before the "incidents"?

Not only was he not a high draft pick, fugger didn't even play DEFENSE. I love what Byrd did last year, but I'm a believer in going with the hot hand, and right now George is the playmaker.

You guys are on a roll! I completely agree, though...it's a very empowering feelign to have control over your sleep again!

Oh, trust me brother, I'm USUALLY wrong I think it's just that the only other time I've really felt strongly about a particular player on the Bills (in a negative way, that is), was with Bledsoe. When I see Mallett, I see Drew...and it scares the HELL out of me. I know you said before you'd be happy with a Drew type player, but I would really struggle with that. I just don't like players who put up all sorts of big numbers but then wither in the big games or against better teams. It's been beaten to death, I know, but that's why I keep beating the anti-Mallett drum lol

I agree...you should ALWAYS be looking for young QBs in the mid to late rounds of the draft, IMO.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! aHEM, uh....err....I mean, uh, interesting point, my friend. ( )

Well, I sure hope that whatever wunderkind you guys think we need to draft can put up numbers as good or better than what Fitzy is putting up. As others have pointed out, there's little to no chance that we're going to be able to draft Luck. I still feel that unless Fitzy has a major meltdown, Chan is going to advocate for him remaining his guy for the forseeable future. I guess we'll see what they do next April!

So we have a QB currently who is putting up solid numbers, and we have a Defense that is crap. Yet somehow the higher potential payoff exists with the rookie QB than it does with a stud defensive player? I'm not following you.

I'm really hoping to switch over to the nasal pillows at some point, though it likely won't be until I lose about 50lb. Hopefully once I find a way to control my back pain better I can get my fat blobby ass back in the gym. But anyway, I digress.... Glad to hear you've had good results! After nearly five months on cpap, I've pretty much come to the conclusion that, for anyone with mild to severe apnea, there is no good reason not to be using this thing. I have always known that apnea wasn't something to be taken lightly, but the more I've researched this topic the more freaked out I've become. The risks are real, and they are serious. I know exactly what you mean about waking up in the AM. I used to wake up with a headache, feeling like I got run over by a truck...no matter how long I stayed in bed. I now wake up, sometimes after sleeping 5 and 6+ hrs straight (which I haven't done since I was in my early 20s), and by the time I get into the shower I feel almost euphoric at times. I have energy, my mind is clear, I have a good attitude with which to approach the day, etc, etc, etc. I'm also thankful that I don't feel like I'm going to kill myself by falling asleep at the wheel when I drive to and from work anymore. There were times when I seriously was close to exiting stage "up".

Welcome to the club, brother! CPap is a life changer. I just got my first ever performance bonus at work, and I actually attribute it in large part to my cpap. It's been much easier for me to be productive for an entire 8 hr straight, and the only times when I get sleepy in the daytime is when I happen to doze off before I put the damn thing on lol. It may take a little getting used to, but don't give up...keep with it. You'll eventually adjust. I had to get them to change my settings the first time, cause it was blowing obnoxiously hard. It's been great since the adjustment

Sooooo, this is a valid reason NOT to draft defense?

I haven't seen a lot of Bowers, but his name keeps coming up on sports radio down here in ATL. When I heard his stats (particularly his TFL) I got pretty psyched to have him in B-lo. I'd love for us to find another disruptive force on the Dline...or three.

If this team were winning, those would be pro bowl worthy if he maintained that production over a full 16 (or in his case, 14) games.

Yep, I would MUCH rather pick up a QB in the later rounds and let him learn on the bench a while. Use our first few picks on difference makers in the trenches.

I woke up a little late for the game today, somewhere around 1:55pm. I flipped on the scores and saw it was like 28-7 or whatever. My first thought was, "I HATE THAT FUKKIN CRAP DEFENSE!!!!!!!!!"...then I saw the pick-6s put up my Fitzy and I got really sad. I really like the kid and I knew what sort of posts were waiting for me to read on TBD once I logged on. I turned on Red Zone and started enjoying the action, and sure enough, here comes our boy lighting it up! Stevie the J catching pass after pass, putting up points, defense making plays, and FITZY just puttin up mad stats. I've been in a great mood ever since

This follows one of my life philosophies: "Keep it Simple" As much as I was disgusted by what Vick did, I do believe in 2nd chances. I think he'll be a pretty hot commodity if he takes this Iggles team into the playoffs and makes some noise. He'll deserve the attention and the money he gets, cause he seems to have done a sincere job of getting his **** together. That being said, one thing I learned when I was studying psychology back at the Temple U (OWLS, BABY!!!!) was that while people can often change their behavior, it's not really possible to change who they are in terms of their personality. I like to give others the benefit of the doubt, though