Bob Lamb

The Chargers are roughly $20 Mil under the cap and have made Brees a contract offer - but will not designate him as a Franchise player. His rehab is progressing - but no one is coming out to say he will be the same. There is no definitive reason to label Rivers as a bust - he simply hasn't played enough. The Chargers said today they were not intrested in Ty Law or Charles Woodson. Their secondary remains suspect despite investing in it heavily via the draft.

Don't skip "The Harp" !

The "custom" helmet by Ms. Lori makes me look taller The were rave reviews for the headgear at the 2005 tilt in Mission Valley even from the San Diego faithful who had longer memories than 2002.

The Corsica is being replaced soon - the front seat is well "broken" in Damn fine American vehicle - gave its' 10 years of service (to me) The car will live on - gone to "Operation Homefront" shortly http://www.operationhomefront.net/sandiego/ Living (basically) next to Camp Pendleton and seeing what the fine young Marine & Navy families (younger than my daughter- now) don't have http://www.homefrontsandiego.org/aboutus.htm

You think anyone would notice - if there wasn't a airhead with a video camera present ? Verrrry Interesssssting !

Next Up : American Presidents (pick one) Speak Out On Marital Fidelity

Before hockey "men" wore helmets Gordie Howe was mentioned - deserved honor And then there was this guy - Brad Park http://www.nhlalumni.com/slam/hockey/nhlal...ews/020614.html Tim Horton was old when the Sabres got him - but he still never flinched The old guys only fought when necessary - not on a whim

Haunt second hand book shops - for a hard to find (now) - E-bay maybe ? "A Spin of the Wheel" (i don't remember the author) I wish I had bought the 30 odd copies at a clearence store ($1 a piece) so many years ago. Every copy I had - was loaned - and gone Great story of the birth of the Sabres and the timeline involved

Here's the problem with that statement - It is NOT the fact the Americans won't do that work - they won't do the work for the labor rate that the immigrants will do it for - thereby undercutting the local labor market. If you can find work at $5 a day in some unamed foreign land south of Texas - you are considered well off - but there are too many workers and a corrupt, incompetent government, south of Arizona that doesn't give two goat turds about its' populace that doesn't have enough money to bribe them. So, to keep the natives moving - show them the promised land and give them a road map there - oh - and by the way - send some Yankee $$ back to an unamed land south of New Mexico. Billions ($$$$) flow back from immigrant workers who undercut the local labor market to an unamed land south of California and that is enough to keep the corrupt politicians afloat. So - the REAL culprit is a American policy that 1. Doesn't know how to build a fence 2. Doesn't prosecute American employers who hire (and exploit) illegal workers 3. Kisses ass of corrupt amigos from an unamed land that doesn't border Iowa If you follow the local drift - public indignation is starting to rise - but it's too late. This is a case of "Bush Bad" but add Clinton, Bush Sr., Carter, Reagan and any assorted politico for the last 50 years It must be a problem now - because Diane Feinstein (CA) just introduced a bill to make it illegal to tunnel into the United States. Katie - Bar The Door !

So, when a "neighbor" starts doing auto repairs in his yard - you're cool with that ? There was a immigrant (no habla) who moved in next to my sister - and who then opened an auto shop in his garage (his house) - this a nice, residential neighborhood on a cul-de-sac. After months of going through the enorcement motions, the operation was finally shut down by the fire marshall for 6 (six) tanks of explosive gases (acetelyne) in the garage - less than 30 feet from by sister's house. There have to be rules unless you are surrounded by acreage

When my father moved to Florida he hardly ever locked his house - he just showed all the neighbors his floor console stereo system with the 8-track player and the 15 B&W TV with no cable - he never had a problem I have always driven the family "heap" - don't have to lock it and even homeless people wouldn't curl up in the back seat - . I love parking next to shiny SUV's P.S. My wife gets the good car and gets all antsy if I try and get her in mine 1996 Chevy Corsica (96,000 miles) and still purrs - sometimes like an M1 - but parts are readily available

The "Dean" is correct - the $$$ apply to the next season's cap

Please - come see my neighborhood - the City (sic) doesn't have the resources (or willpower) to enforce it own codes. The condo HOA's have greater power And, we still have problems

A scenario from the devestating October, 2002 fires that blew through some trendy neighborhoods in San Diego. One of the ignition sources was spotted before 5:00 PM local time and one helicopter crew was ready to attack - while the fire was in its' infancy. CDF quidelines prevented a take-off - 1/2 hour before sunset and the willing crew was grounded. What might have happened ? Butt covering still hasn't stopped in SD County - politicos rely on memory loss

Bob LOnsberry weighs in - http://www.lonsberry.com/writings.cfm?story=1848&go=4

My wife jokes about this and how they will virtually take your garbage off your hands. Needless to say, she has accomplished a lot the last two years leading that organization out of a mired entitiy "dying on the vine"... Really. You got me on the hunt! After football season - I turn off the TV (except for "24" & "NCIS") - on the weekends or if I get home early - it's back to the books. When my father died, his estate came in volumes My darling says - what are you doing out there (garage) ? I'm just listening to Sports radio and or/CD's whichever makes more sense at the moment - and pulling old favorites of the shelves for perusal. When we moved to CA 31/2 years ago - I gave away so many books - and brought so many more. My gumba (also a Bob) at the local used book store has a love-hate relationship with me . He loves my stuff and I hate to part with some -but space is always an issue. For those with a sense of humor: two of my favorites Bill Veeck : "40 Tons A Day" - the Story of Suffolk Downs (Boston) ROTFLMAO Bill V. also did the world's smallest strike zone and "DIE" Disco Night At Cominskey Stadium - He replaced PT Barnum and did it WELL ! Jimmy Breslin - wrote many books - but "The Gang Who Couldn't Shoot Straight" An absolute NYC Classic because all these people actually existed

Presidential reviews take at least 50 years to allow for the power on hindsight. Jimmy Carter is psuhing this timeline. IMHO - Nixon really blew it in Watergate Secondly, JFK blew the Bay of Pigs - he allowed it to happen and then didn't follow through (really odd - considering all the other layers of association with that Italian brotherhood and Cuba) The half-assed, CIA trained invasion force of Cuban yahoos still could have taken the "Cuban" army if their moves weren't telegraphed and the WWII President had the gumption to back up the "invasion". I have read different reports about which aircraft carrier, the USS Ranger or USS Essex was visible on the horizon as the invasion beachhead never got past the tree line. Just one little air strike ? For the "what-if" crowd - just imagine if Castro was just another name in the time line of short-lived Caribbean despots and the Cuban Mislle Crisis had never happened and Cuba today was an island paradise ? http://www.orwelltoday.com/jfkcubabaypigs.shtml Then again - Fidel Castro may have made the Major Leagues http://www.snopes.com/sports/baseball/castro.asp

If you lived between Ned Flanders & Homer Simpson Who would you rather own the potato cannon ? http://www.nationalreview.com/hanson/hanson200602170827.asp

Vice presidents can get away with those things - like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamilton-Burr_duel Two men who wanted to be President so bad they could taste it !

There are three people in my office group (all Buffalo transplants) and we were remembering back home food stuff basics one day last week . Obviously, West Coast tacos are nothing like Mighty Taco - so the Californios don't understand. It's 1 AM - the "munchies" are on and a 12-pack is just what the doctor ordered ! Consuming since 1973 - still here - ALPO or not

If the East coast was up - I wouldn't even acknowledge your ass You better make draft weekend in the mountains - it's a hoot Kicking Raider fans' butt is not only fun but easy!!

Remember ? - Like It Was Yesterday I Remember When People Had A Sense Of Humor & There Was No 24 Hour Media Circus

MIghty Taco - Mighty Taco

Ooops- Nixon's TD was off of Don Strock - mea culpa http://www.billszone.com/mtlog/archives/20..._dolphins_7.php

Yes I can - wanna see my garage bookcases ? Look for this book - Sam Levinson (Levenson ?) "From The People Who Brought You Pearl Harbor" (out of print) RE: Japan & the Auto Industry - similar to the VW thing - ROTFLMAO I lent (lost) my copy