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The downside of Devils rise is that I can't score cheap tix at the Rock anymore.

Talk about a high powered diversion strategy. After all, he's the 7th ranked prospect on their BOARD. Can you imagine who'll they'll send to see the guys rated higher?

There was an uneasy memory about Odell Haggins' name as I watched the FSU game. Then it hit me. He was the whipping boy of the DL when Levy refused to get a real DT until Fat Ted was forced down his throat. Ah the memories. Hope he does better at FSU than he did in Orchard Park.

So we can finally see Reilly on the field?

Was there a tip from East Rutherford Ernie?

She defiles private property and then gets upset about it?

You love her on Love Boat, but you won’t believe what this beloved star looks like now.

Case in point.

Trolling and spamming are two different things, and he supersized both.

Coincidence?

I always thought Kenny and Ron were different people.

Hits me as hard as a two alarm fire in Cheektowaga that destroyed a home.

He pulled the ball back on his own. There's really no debate on this play. As a player, at that time, your mindset changes and it was evident in their play.

Actually, the call that broke their back was the 4th down reversal. They totally stopped playing after that, compounded by the weak PI call. They're competitors, but human. After another one way call against them, they folded.

Are you talking about Joe Flacco, the Ravens QB whose turnaround since the benching is the only thing responsible for the team being in the playoff hunt? Can you say the same about Tyrod since San Diego? Btw, if Ravens make the playoffs, Bischiotti gets a nice return on that contract.

Mario Williams to come out of retirement as trade bait?

So what you're saying is that the NFL is going to change a rule in midstream to achieve a predetermined outcome?

Poll should be done by age group. For older geezers like me, yes. For the youngens, no.

Why don't you frame the question this way- which NFL team will trade their starting QB for Tyrod? Ignore injuries and contracts. Just on pure playing abilities. Will the number of those willing teams be closer to 30 or to 2?

Whether we're spoiled relative to other nations is immaterial, because the freedom we used to enjoy is no longer there. Some say we were too innocent prior to 9/11, but again that shouldn't matter. Our innocence was fought for in previous generations. There have been countless threads debating the true nature of USA's presence in Mid East, and yours doesn't even scratch the surface. Do some research first.

When you're a twice convicted cheater, you get the personal attacks. Pretty simple. You root for an organization with low standards of competitive play, which revels in straying beyond the line of fairness. Then you go on a fan forum of a team that the cheaters* just beat with an assist from the league office to gloat. And then you wonder why no one embraces you with open arms? Go away. Aren't you late for Giselle's grandfather's birthday celebration?

Did you steal those from Kraft. Now he'll have to shotgun his vodka. Birds of a feather. Now run along to your front running fan club.

Is smashed the NE hipster term for "abandoned while pregnant?"

Bridget Moynihan says hi.

It's astounding that you miss the point of a thread that you started. Since you profess to not knowing the mindset of a terrorist, I ask that you consider how your personal freedom has been affected. The freedoms we used to enjoy are the freedoms that affect every person living in America. So tell me, what's it like living in America as a Muslim since 9/11. Has your freedom changed? How do you think that imams feel, knowing that their congregations are under increased scrutiny? How about the blowback towards a Muslim investor group trying to build a run of the mill skyscraper two blocks away from WTC? Why do you think that happened? Does that factor in your question of changed freedom? As for me personally, my freedom has fundamentally changed - everything from navigating the new street grids in Manhattan, the ever present balusters on sidewalks, getting pictures taken when I walk into a building, being apprehensive on any bike path, keeping my head up on a subway, or any other way that I live my life now every time I step on Manhattan Island.