MadBuffaloDisease

The same way I knew to buy the stock way back when. Sirius has better content than XM, and content is what attracts customers, not being bigger or already having more customers, or what analysts with their short-term/sighted opinions say. And with the recent deal with Toyota, and more with GM, Ford, and others surely on the way, the stock will keep going up and up. Then when Stern joins them in 2006, he'll pull more customers and...you get the picture. And by "go down quickly," I'm talking in terms of steve's parameters, i.e. more than $1.

It's not going to "go down quickly." Remove the stop sell immediately. Then again, if it continues to go up, it's moot. Your friend made a great investment. I wish I had bought 5,000 shares.

Which would be physically less demanding? Nickel CB or starting FS?

Don't sell. Siriusly. This is the tip of the iceberg. And since you brought it up, I have a little rant. Yesterday an analyst (Fulcrum) cut Sirius from "buy" to "neutral." The last time an analyst cut them about a week and a half ago, the stock fell. However instead yesterday it went up $.54. So today Sirius announced that Toyota dealers will be able to install their radios in new cars (HUGE news, which is why it's up so much). So I'm thinking that yesterday there was some insider info on that piece of news, hence the advance in the price versus what should have been a decline. That just pisses me off, even though it helps me out a lot. I've known that there is a good deal of insider trading, but that was just WAY too obvious. Oh well, I guess that's life.

McGee is signed through 2005. After that he'll be a RFA with a 4th rounder as comp is given just the minimum tender.

The players' union needs to worry more about the government stepping-in and making a lot of players' contracts up for cancellation.

Giambi's should be next.

The Boys really only scored 36 and thus should have lost. That alleged TD by Johnson in the final 2 minutes wasn't a TD.

Yeah, and Warner, Proehl, and another Rams player (whose names escapes me) handed the patsies that SB. Your point? Oh yes, it's a team game, and Bledsoe, like Brady, did nothing to lose that game, if not "win" the game. Just because Bledsoe didn't do it in overly-dramatic fashion in the final 2 minutes doesn't take away the fact that the points he led the team to were the decisive ones, kind of like the Bills "needing a defensive TD" to beat the Dols this past weekend.

True on both accounts. Although I think the Chefs would like nothing more than to ruin the Broncos' playoff chances, and they still have a good offense.

I still stand by my question.

I don't think that at KC and Indy will be wins for them.

Alright, fess up! Who medicated ICE?

Too funny! "Guest" beat me to the reply. Nice job.

Hilarious.

From the report of the witness and police officer, the kids weren't doing anything malicious and didn't cause any damage to the woman's car. Her actions were indefensible for anything outside of them shooting a gun(s) at her, much less when no damage occurred to her or her car.

The Browns? Are you high, man? The Bengals maybe, but the Browns?

Well then, the O-line and backs will need to have the games of their lives, and the WR's will need to get open quickly. Drew won't win the game on his own, but if they lose, it will be a team loss most likely.

No, no, no, I meant for catching balls...

Mularkey said in his PC today that if Campbell is out awhile, Peters will play more at TE.

Just like that bum Sanders did.

That chick in the BFS video wasn't Kitaen.

There are comparable collective TV deals in MLB that could "unite" the owners as well. It's just that guys like Steinbrenner want to keep it all for themselves. In the NFL, the NYC markets bring a HELL of a lot more money in that Buffalo's does, but they all share equally from it.

There was no damage to the SUV and there was an eyewitness to it all. She's toast.

And 9 catches for 46 yards and a TD.