Tux of Borg

Sept 11th was a tragic event, and I feel bad for everyone who lost a loved one that day. But why are these people getting millions of dollars. Soldiers that die in Iraq have what, a $200,000 life insurance policy. Sorry, I don't feel sorry for this irresponsible B word. I hope she chokes on a Biscotti.

Peterson was convicted on circumstantial evidence. But I agree, he absolutely did it. In regards to the MJ case... The defense got the jury they wanted. Note to Darin: I wish I was outside the court house with my m24. I would have loved to shoot those doves that lady was releasing.

It took Picard two episodes to beat the borg. It took Sisko an entire season to beat the Jem'Hadar and Dominion. It took Kirk 3 seasons and a ton of movies to get the Klingons to sign the Khitomer Accord.

Open the hood and listen for where it's making the whistling sound. It could be as simple as the belt being too dry. That's a common issue with my car, caused by my evo style hood.

Kirk hijacked the enterprise to save spock. Picard would have never done that.

TD is responsible for Jessica Cutler's blog.

Scotty or LaForge?

Here we go... Best ship dress code - Kirk Could get the most chicks - Riker Beat the Borg by putting them to sleep. - Picard

He sure did... no more sex on the rooftop of my GF's apartment.

Obviously you have never walked in on her roommate having sex. The type of girl who needs her pic taken with a panoramic camera. Plus I have rug burns from the other night that I don't want to make worse.

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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com ESPN pulls out of coaches' poll ESPN withdrew from the college football coaches' poll Tuesday, the second major news organization to say it didn't want to be a part of the Bowl Championship Series' weekly rankings. The cable sports network said it no longer wanted its name attached to the rankings unless all ballots were made public, not just the final ones. USA Today will continue running the poll, which helps determine who plays for the national championship. In December, The Associated Press told the BCS to stop using its media poll in its weekly formula. "Coaches have the perfect right to conduct their voting the way they see fit," said Vince Doria, ESPN's vice president and director of news. "We just feel, in our best interests here, we couldn't reconcile having our name on the poll and being able to cover any controversy that might arise." Unlike the AP voters, the coaches' ballots have always been secret. ESPN asked this year that they be public, but the coaches agreed only for the final regular-season poll. Doria said ESPN wanted it for the entire year. "We just felt that to be as ethical as we possibly could in this situation, that's what we needed to do," Doria said. "This wasn't a case of us questioning the ethics of the coaches or the validity of the voting. These things tend to create controversy. When there is some vetting to be done, it needs to be done thoroughly and we didn't feel it could be done." Doria said ESPN notified USA Today and the coaches' association of its decision, but not the BCS. "There will still be a coaches' poll, and it will be used by the BCS, but we don't have a comment on ESPN's decision," said Bob Burda, spokesman for BCS coordinator Kevin Weiberg. The AP poll and the ESPN/USA Today coaches' poll had been the major components of the BCS rankings. However, the AP said such use was never sanctioned and had reached the point where it threatened to undermine the independence and integrity of its poll. ESPN had sponsored the coaches' poll with USA Today since 1997. Doria said the network became uncomfortable last season, when California lost a shot at a major bowl after dropping in the final coaches' poll, causing a public outcry and debate among fans. The Golden Bears finished fourth in the coaches' poll, but six coaches dropped them below No. 6 on the final ballots -- four at No. 7 and two in the eighth slot. In the previous week's poll, nobody picked Cal lower than sixth. The final vote came after Cal's 26-16 win at Southern Mississippi -- a close game, but a tough road contest that wasn't in doubt in the final minutes. The drop cost Cal its first Rose Bowl bid in 45 years. The Golden Bears instead went to the less glamorous Holiday Bowl while Texas got into the Rose Bowl. "In essence, that was really the determining factor," Doria said. "The poll was more than something that is there primarily for fans to discuss and debate. It was a determinant element in the BCS poll." Monte Lorell, managing editor for sports at USA Today, said he was surprised at ESPN's decision. "As recently as a week or so ago, my understanding was that if the coaches were to move to the level of transparency that ultimately they did, that that would satisfy ESPN," Lorell said. In November, the BCS signed a four-year deal with Fox to televise the Sugar, Fiesta and Orange bowls from 2007-10 and the national title game from 2007-09. The Rose Bowl has its own television deal with ABC. "Our BCS interest is focused only on our TV coverage, which begins in January of 2007," Fox spokesman Dan Bell said.

TD made it rain, forcing my date to end early!

The real question is Riker or Kirk?

It's the big news story of the week. In a week or two somebody will see the virgin mary on a hot pocket, and everybody will forget about missing people.

TD also made Falcon Fan 4 Life start a thread called, Post your phone number on the board. (yes, there were people who actually did)

http://www.wishtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=3...07&nav=0Ra7atXK Radio Stunt Angers Some Colts Fans Some Colts fans had a scare Friday morning, leaving them with more questions than answers. It turns out the moving vans in front of the RCA Dome were part of a radio stunt. And it was enough to cause some buzz around town. With a stadium deal in the works, but financing a contentious point among some Hoosier taxpayers, Colts fans know the franchise has a history of leaving town. We're talking about how the Colts ended up here after the middle of the night move from Baltimore. Randy Collins with the "Blue Crew" had this to say about the stunt, "We feel comfortable that will never happen again and the city won't let it happen. And the Colts are not going to let it happen. It was just a bad stunt. It really was and I encourage all Colts fans to turn their station to another radio. It was just ridiculous! With everything the city is doing right now between the Colts and the city, all the progress we're making, where's the sense of a stunt like that." News 8 contacted the Colts organization and they confirmed, no one is moving anywhere.

TD made FalconsGurl (aka SCANK HO!!!), post pics of herself on the falcons website. FalconsGurl's pic FalconsGurl is a "scank ho" post.

This thread is only 2 pages long, yet it already has the makings of an instant classic.

For those who didn't read the entire thread. The girl finally admitted she was cheating on him. Post number #180, some guy wrote....

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/08/politics/08recruit.html? The army's goal is to enlist 80,000 new recruits by Sept 30. Right now they have about 39,000 to go. I'm not surprised that they're coming up short. However, putting 1,000 more recruiters on the street isn't going to change things.

My father retired from the 98th Division just a few years ago.

The Rosenhaus Roster Agent Drew Rosenhaus has a client list long enough to fill two NFL rosters. Here's a look at the 89 NFL players he represents, broken down by division: NFC EAST Eagles (5): DE Hugh Douglas; DE Jevon Kearse; DE Jerome McDougle; WR Terrell Owens; OL Tra Thomas New York Giants (5): WR Plaxico Burress; LB Barrett Green; DT Norman Hand; LB Antonio Pierce; TE Jeremy Shockey Washington Redskins (6): WR Antonio Brown; DT Jermaine Haley; WR Taylor Jacobs; WR Santana Moss; RB Clinton Portis; S Sean Taylor NFC NORTH Chicago Bears (3): LB Lance Briggs; DT Tommie Harris; DE Adewale Ogunleye Detroit Lions (2): LB James Davis; WR Ernie Drummond Green Bay Packers (4): RB Najeh Davenport; S Arturo Freeman; S Earl Little; WR Javon Walker Minnesota Vikings (1): DE Kenny Mixon NFC SOUTH Carolina Panthers (1): LB Dan Morgan New Orleans Saints (2): CB Mike McKenzie; S Dwight Smith Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1): DT Lynn McGruder NFC WEST Arizona Cardinals (2): WR Anquan Boldin; DT Darnell Dockett San Francisco 49ers (2): DE Andre Carter; DE Andrew Williams St. Louis Rams (2): CB Travis Fisher; DT Damione Lewis AFC EAST Buffalo Bills (2): RB Willis McGahee; WR Roscoe Parrish (rookie) Miami Dolphins (12): CB Yeremiah Bell; DT Tim Bowens; OL Anthony Bua; K Olindo Mare; OL Stockar McDougle; TE Randy McMichael; RB Travis Minor; WR Kendall Newson; CB Will Poole; DT Dario Romero; LB Zach Thomas; DT Matt Walters New England Patriots (5): RB Cedric Cobbs; LB Larry Izzo; S Guss Scott; CB Duane Starks; TE Jed Weaver New York Jets (3): WR Jonathan Carter; CB Andrew Davison; LB Darrell McGlover AFC NORTH Baltimore Ravens (1): DE Dan Cody (rookie) Cincinnati Bengals (8): DT Matthias Askew; DE Duane Clemons; WR Chad Johnson; DE Elton Patterson; CB Keiwan Ratliff; WR Peter Warrick; WR Kelley Washington; LB Nate Webster Cleveland Browns (2): RB Reuben Droughns; DE Kenard Lang Pittsburgh Steelers (1): RB Verron Haynes AFC SOUTH Houston Texans (3): CB Phillip Buchanon; WR Jabar Gaffney; RB Vernand Morency (rookie) Indianapolis Colts (2): RB Edgerrin James; S Jarrell Weaver Jacksonville Jaguars (7): QB Quinn Gray; P-K Chris Hanson; DE Bobby McCray; OL Brett Romberg; DE Paul Spicer; DT Marcus Stroud; RB Fred Taylor Tennessee Titans: (1)OL Zach Piller AFC WEST Denver Broncos (3): CB Willie Middlebrooks; CB Lenny Walls; OL Chris Myers (rookie) Kansas City Chiefs (1): DE Carlos Hall Oakland Raiders (2): RB Rob Konrad; DT Warren Sapp

Caught my Girl REDHANDED!! For my 2000 post, I want Ed to know he isn't the only one to post his sexual debacles on a football message board. Falconsvsraiders2004 has a 12 page classic dedicated to him and his girlfriend on the falcons message board. You know what to do...

Meanwhile Amnesty International is bitching about our Secret Jails. Which they have never been to.