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sorry to hear about this animals death. i have a 1 year old cocker spaniel and we love her dearly. i would be devastated if she was injured or died. dogs have a personality unlike another animal next to man. they are truely man's/woman's best friend. but i guess we all die and dealing with such events is life itself. so we lean on experience in times like this and remember and reflect upon the good time we shared with an entity or in this case, a true friend who passed.

Sunday Morning Coming Down Lyrics Well, I woke up Sunday morning With no way to hold my head that didn't hurt. And the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad, So I had one more for dessert. Then I fumbled in my closet through my clothes And found my cleanest dirty shirt. Then I washed my face and combed my hair And stumbled down the stairs to meet the day. I'd smoked my mind the night before With cigarettes and songs I'd been picking. But I lit my first and watched a small kid Playing with a can that he was kicking. Then I walked across the street And caught the Sunday smell of someone frying chicken. And Lord, it took me back to something that I'd lost Somewhere, somehow along the way. On a Sunday morning sidewalk, I'm wishing, Lord, that I was stoned. 'Cause there's something in a Sunday That makes a body feel alone. And there's nothing short a' dying That's half as lonesome as the sound Of the sleeping city sidewalk And Sunday morning coming down. In the park I saw a daddy With a laughing little girl that he was swinging. And I stopped beside a Sunday school And listened to the songs they were singing. Then I headed down the street, And somewhere far away a lonely bell was ringing, And it echoed through the canyon Like the disappearing dreams of yesterday. On a Sunday morning sidewalk, I'm wishing, Lord, that I was stoned. 'Cause there's something in a Sunday That makes a body feel alone. And there's nothing short a' dying That's half as lonesome as the sound Of the sleeping city sidewalk And Sunday morning coming down.

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yeah, OV splits are an ontario treat. braddor - has like 7% alcohol and will buzz you super fast. i think molson makes it? canuck beer is pretty good, rather rugged and harsh and not refined like the euro blends. the mexican beers is inconsistant (did they really pee in the vats in the 1980s?) they push lemons into the hole of the bottle to avoid flys from going in there. some say it is for taste.

lol!!!!!! you forgot the dog on my porch, and the rocking chair and the shotgun, etc... but, indeed, the beers you have cited are terrific. Chimay is the best beer i have ever had, but yes, it is pricey. bass is good too, if you like that, you may like bottingtons???

intersting. ever have hiesman? good ole ohio beer...

huh? dortmunder gold? sounds like something the nazi's used for as an expensive toilet what does it cost? $4-5 a bottle i bet...

62 posts in TWO years? rather selective poster aye? what, this post "jumped out at you"?

see reply below: 1. He doesn't return punts and KO, he is only a KR (at least on the Bills). reply - ok, fair enough. 2. If the team was worried about him getting injured they would have taken him off the KR unit after he was made the starter. At that point we only had Thomas and rookie UFA Jabari Greer and a safety back there as back-ups. reply - injuries have to be a concern. mcgee was an experiment at corner and he panned out. this season he is the started and penciled in as such, thus he must be protected and fawned over (not used on special teams) 3. Clements had by far his best season as a CB and he returned punts all season. A lot of starters on other teams are KR and PR guys. These players aren't fresh? reply - retuning punts is a lot different than returing kick offs. kicks off are the entire field with guys running off the line at full speed with 50 yards to generate speed to crush a returner. to many guys get injured here. punt return duty is sporatic - weather related, and fair catch related. besides, parrish will return now. 4. They kicked away from him last year? McGee had 52 returns. Fletcher was second with 4. Fast Freddie had 1. The rest were fielded by the wedge guys (but only a few) and on onside kicks. That ain't kicking away from him. reply - they WILL kick away from him THIS year. look at dante hall, one year he is an unknown and they kick to him. after he goes to hawaii - the "cat is out of the bag" 335585[/snapback]

Yuengling is nasty philly piss. give me a break...

look, there again, there are two prangmatic as to why mcgee can't play KR and PR ALL season. 1 injury (i.e., see seahorn) 2. keep him fresh also, teams will and did kick away from him. once teams know a guy can run it back, they avoid. so you have to change it up

what, you only drink becks or something? suppose you drive a saab too? maybe you have a turtleneck on right now? maybe you have wireless rim glasses? maybe you eat sushi at fancy ny rests while wearing all black uni-suits? just kidding...

jayz uses this phrase i believe.

Genny Cream Ale

terrence mcgee has to play 16 games at corner now. vincent played many of thsoe last season. so terrence has to fresh and we will use others to retunr, regardless of how good he was. i would rather have him cover fresh and let parish return. booy april will free guys up with the system anyway.

yeah, brown has been snake bit with the injuries over the years - as all pitt all pro LBs seem to do after they leave the steel city. but imagine if he stay healthy and he and rose colvin run all over the place. good lordddddddddddddddddddddd - the pats are gamers...what is next d. starks has an all pro season at corner. all costs NE nothing..,.

no one is gonna die here. either we give them energy and they shut the phuck up, adn go away for 5 more years and stop their bomb making or we are going to pump them full of 2,000 bunker busters from now until 2007. collateral damage to SKorea maybe, but that is their problem. maybe china gets involved and comes in from the north with us, as they want to trade with the west and will crush the North koreans to do so. thank god we are not on the west coast, where north korea bombs can hit, buffalo is toooooooooooooooo farrrrrrrrrrr. is niagara falls still a "hot" target - as it was 50 years ago?

to slid is natural - it is like to not fumble, IMO. sure, you can teach a guy, but you either feal pressure and get down and make yourself "small" or you get blasted. look at steve young who balled up like no other when he felt pressure. and elway learned to hit the deck when he could not move anymore with age. but young had his concusions. plus, when jerry rice is getting open you tend to hold the ball to a tad bit more...

dont take the law into your own hands, you call a lawyer!

there is no way we do not ride willis for 40-45 touches per game this season. he is that good. further, if they are stacking the box up, then TC needs to get willis out to catch the ball in the flats, set up sceeens or even have willis throwing the ball on flea flickers. willis needs to around the ball - or our offense is like 3 years ago = stagnant and predictable and with no zoomability. JP is to take his chances on 3rd and short to reed or parish and evans and moulds are to stretch the field and force cover 2 nickles to cover them down field, creating mismatches for the slot guys underneth. the loss of the miami te everett hurts as a TE would have been nice to run these same patterns. why we did not go after marcus pollard - of the lions i will NEVER KNOW! age? money? what was TD thinking on this? a **** the bed mistake

agreed, the article was an honest shake. i did NOT like the refrence towards jake plummer however. having jp role out is great - but not as a living. we want him to stay in the pocket and manage the game and let this powerful offensive line grind the line and allow for mcgahee to pop it. then we allow our defense to bend but not break and pray that shoebel and kelsay have carrier 12-15 sacks type years off the edges. in addition to this, we then look for the special teams to be special. field advantage will be paramount with a rookie QB and morman better have eaten his cereal. lindell has to be effect from 40 in - as the redzone - even with parish - will be no fun place for losman to operate. mularky will have to be good with his calls and allow losman to simply manage the game and use willis for 35 - 40 touches per game.

if you took a micky rats bouncer and roided him up and then let him eat 20 pounds of food for a summer, we could have a "keith traylor." fat, slow, short armed. cost to much money. old.

An NFC pro player scout has agreed to provide Fanball readers with analysis of significant fantasy players. Each week, the scout will describe the players' strong points, weaknesses, current value, and long-term prognosis. You can help choose which player will be dissected by using the email address at the bottom of this article. This week, our scout examines new Bills starting quarterback, J.P. Losman. His Game Losman is an extremely athletic 6-2, 217-pound quarterback. The Bills' new starting quarterback has a long and lean frame with average body strength. He has good straight line speed (4.68) to scramble outside the tackles and quick footwork get into his drops. In terms of throwing, Losman stands tall in the pocket and shows his best progression reads in the shotgun formation. He has an extremely quick release and shows flashes of elite ability to hit receivers on timing routes. However, he will tap the ball at times as he locks on a receiver, allowing the defensive back an additional split second to break on the ball. He throws a tight spiral and has very good arm strength on short and intermediate routes. At the collegiate level he showed the ability to make all throws, but Losman has yet to showcase his downfield arm strength and appears unconfident with his ability to stretch the field. Though he looked confident in the preseason, Losman appeared to rush through his progressions and locked on his receivers too often. He appeared overwhelmed by the speed of the game, made poor decisions at times, and forced balls into high traffic areas – very typical for a young quarterback with limited reps. On the positive side, he does show good field awareness and displays the ability to consistently move the chains. He has quick footwork to escape the pocket and create second chance opportunities – showing some likeness to Denver quarterback Jake Plummer in this respect. Losman is not a natural ball carrier like a Michael Vick or Donovan McNabb, but the Bills use him well on bootlegs and play action fakes out of the pocket and put him in situations to either throw on the run or gain ground with his speed. He is an unpolished runner who takes a lot of big open field hits and tends to take on defenders head on, rarely sliding to protect himself. Although he shows good toughness, he also shows a lack of maturity and puts himself at risk every time he runs with the ball. He is extremely tough and will stand in the pocket and take a big hit. He has an excitable personality on the field and plays with a high level of energy. Today This former Tulane standout was a first round draft pick, 22nd overall, by the Bills in the 2004 Draft. Losman was the first quarterback drafted by Buffalo since Jim Kelly was picked with the 14th overall selection in 1983. He started in 27 of 38 games at Tulane, spending both his freshman and sophomore seasons as the back-up to current Redskins starter Patrick Ramsey. He finished his collegiate career with 6,754 yards, 60 touchdowns, and only 27 interceptions, setting a school record for the lowest interception percentage (2.73) in school history. He capped off a successful career with an outstanding senior season, leading Conference USA in touchdown passes with 33 and became one of only three quarterbacks in school history to throw for over 3,000 yards in a career. Although he flashed escapeability, Losman was not a threat with his legs, averaging just over one yard per attempt, but managed to sneak in the end zone on 10 different occasions. The honeymoon period of Losman's brief rookie campaign started well – he completed nine of 11 passes for 78 yards in parts of only two preseason games. But, his early success came to a quick halt after colliding with teammate Troy Vincent in practice and suffering a broken left fibula. He returned in the second half of the regular season, but only to play in parts of (4th quarter mop-up duty) four already decided games. He finished the regular season 3 of 5 for 32 yards, 0 touchdowns, one interception, and a quarterback rating of 39.2. Long Term Prognosis After missing the playoffs for the third consecutive season and finishing the season ranked 25th in offense, the Bills released veteran Drew Bledsoe in the offseason and named the unproven Losman as the starter. As an insurance policy, the Bills signed veteran Kelly Holcomb away from the Browns to provide competition and veteran guidance. The Bills have surrounded Losman with a talented cast of offensive players, including receivers Eric Moulds, Lee Evans, and Josh Reed, as well as 1,000 yard rusher Willis McGahee. J.P. will continue to improve and adapt to the pro game with reps – through off-season workouts, mini-camps, and getting the majority of playing time in training camp. Don't count on him to be a consistent rushing threat, but defenses will have to account for his ability to escape the pocket and create second chances by making tough throws on the run. He is unproven, but has all the physical tools to become a winning quarterback in the NFL. There are sure to be growing pains and plenty of mistakes in his first year as a starter – and it wouldn't be surprising if Holcomb made a handful of starts while the "rookie" goes through a few rough patches. Like any quality quarterback, it takes time to learn how to become a winner and Losman is no exception to the rule.

Vikings' safety Darren Sharper had harsh words for former teammate Brett Favre on Wednesday. Upon learning that the Packers' quarterback criticized teammate Javon Walker for not attending a recent minicamp, Sharper took his turn on the soapbox. "What's going on with the minicamps and whether or not Javon's there – Brett wasn't at minicamp so it really doesn't make a difference who is there," Sharper told Sirius Radio. "He wasn't there, so he shouldn't have anything to say about Javon not being there." Sharper and Favre were teammates for eight seasons in Green Bay. OUR VIEW It's hard to argue with Shaper's statement, as Favre was criticizing a teammate for not attending a workout that he didn't even attend. That being said, Favre's primary concern seemed to be that Walker's holdout would extend into training camp, which is a possibility since the wideout is one of several clients that agent Drew Rosenhaus is encouraging to hold out for better contracts.

ok, just got off the phone with my boss, romeo. i work for the batavia trash collector association. we get paid 1st of the month and are expected to haul trash for the rest of the month, so we get paid upfront. anyway, told him to go phuck himself and that i will not haul anymore trash this month (may) even though they paid me. i feel as if i haul trash great and some homeowners comlimented me when i carried three boxes of empty mason jars to and from the back of the truck with no rest. my fellow co-trashhauler, lanny, who i called after calling romeo (boss) told me to come back to the garbage team because they need me and because they expect a large amount of trash this month. i feel pressured. should i return to the team or hold out for more cash?