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gore is a ghost of his former self. gore will NOT be drafted before the 4th round, and I'll take ANY bet on the table that that holds.

you mean dylan? yea, that WOULD be a nice scenario. i understand he's a smart kid who needed to add upper and lower body strength. let's hope he's having a good offseason.

he'll have little trade value in the shape he's in. but the raiders will still overpay for him.

Hey simon...could you explain why? I know nothing about this kid. in fact, this is the first time i've heard his name. If the bills were going to go after any QB in the late rounds, i'd have guessed ryan fitzpatrick. He's a whip smart game controller. he's not a poor man's jp losman (which is what i suspect you'll tell me lefores is) but he's a guy that will not make mistakes and lose games for ya, a la...nevermind.

sam was never the same after that achilles. i bet he'd run a 5.9 40.

wow. that guy's "facts" are no more factual than the "facts" he's calling out. just another stupid hypocrite with an agenda and a long finger only good for pointing.

Not an acceptable answer. Send said co-worker an inquiry and get back to me stat. No, I'm serious. :|

Hey, man. I'm laughin'. Easy.

movinon...I *MUST KNOW* who that chick is in your avatar.

you'd prefer that Dan Rather return, I presume?

that might be one of the funniest things i've seen in, oh i dunno, a month? brilliance rears its shiny head in oh so many ways. 18 GRAND? Now, would this qualify as income, or several independent, tax-free gifts?

no way they gave him 11 mill in guarantees. are they INSANE?! has accorsi lost his FUGGIN mind? Lee Evans scored more TDs in his rookie season than plaxico ever has...and they're paying him like a top 10 receiver?! inssaaaane

no way they gave him 11 mill in guarantees. are they INSANE?! has accorsi lost his FUGGIN mind?

I didn't mean to imply that at all, but I can see why you might think so based on what I wrote. I just listed the ones that came to mind. I guess I should have acknowledged that there's a lot of good investigative journalism is in the print world, but the sad fact of the matter is, 90% of the us population gets their news from television, and more people hear about news from the likes of comedians than they do the written word.

I can live with that. wow. i haven't thought about that eddie murphy tune in a long time. i thought i had permanently deleted it from my memory bank. thanks a lot.

yea, man. light, thirst quenching, not lacking in flavor (only depth), no aftertaste, and best of all, I can drink 12 and not feel full.

You know I'm sexy, though.

1. true 2. very true. 3. not true.

Backatcha. I'm into that Mich Ultra these days, in case you're buying.

it's an industry in transition. i don't have any interest in it because the interesting aspect of it is dead, in my opinion. journalism used to be about investigation...digging for the truth. these days, the history channel, learning channel, and discovery channel do more investigative journalism than any news outfit. all they do is gather the What Happened of daily, weekly, and monthly events. They hire talking heads to yammer about these events ad nauseum. They create shows where one head of this political persuasion incites another head of the opposite persuasion, and vice versa. they create bogus stories like the "summer of the sharks" a couple years ago. It's almost creepy, as if there's some order from on high for news outlets to fill people's mind with dreck to distract them or keep them sucking on the teat of complacency. There were no more shark attacks that summer than any other summer on record. The news media simply decided they'd create a thing out of a couple instances that are usually relegated, correctly, to local news stories. Well, it sold advertising so the other news outfits had to follow suit. It's a joke. Journalism is dead. And there's no better icon for its death than Dan Fuggin Rather.

Rudy, why must you continue to reveal your pathetic lack of anything resembling football intelligence and REASON? Don't you think that mike mularkey, tom donahoe, tom modrak, et. al., know more about how to improve the buffalo bills than you do? is your memory so bad that you've forgotten that the winner of the past 2 superbowls have taken this approach to free agency? don't overpay for players on the wrong side of 30, don't give reactionary panic contracts, let the dust settle, and pounce when the time is right. The team is in good hands. That is to say, the team is not in YOUR hands.

No one plays with more heart than bruschi. If this guy comes back and plays again, he'll be my fuggin hero. http://www.kold.com/Global/story.asp?S=3082621&nav=14RSXXEe

What I meant...[your name], is that Lucas hired dialogue help, just like he did with the current best star wars movie, EPISODE V (empire). Episodes 1 and yes, even 2 were chock full of awful, horrible dialogue that is a Lucas trademark. You know, lines like "we have captured the queen." "Ah, *victory!*" and "I wish I could just...wish it all away" "roger roger" (modern american radio lingo in a galaxy far far away?) and "I do...deeply...love you..." and so many more... don't get me wrong...i grew up with star wars and love it. but i was horribly disappointed with Lucas all the way back to Episode VI, which he wrecked with forest teddy bears and a ridiculous ending. Episode 1 was nauseatingly bad and Episode 2 wasn't able to crack the "as good as Episode VI" barrier.

no jar jar, no see see. seriously...even after the horrid disappointments that were episodes 1 and 2, I'm lookign forward to this, and I think Lucas will finally deliver...by virtue of his not having written the dialogue and all. And having seen LOTR and realizing that he had been made to look like a hack.

Freakin' nugent bukake over here... NOBODY KNOWS IF HE"LL BE ANYTHING IN THE NFL he has a leg. he has made some FGs. He has MISSED some FGs. He's not going to enter the league and be adam vinatieri for god's sake. i wouldn't hold your breath.