RkFast

Well, your right. That article sums it all up. Might as well GIVE UP, close up shop and go home!

What day is it today in "Leftist Looney Land"? Is it A) Bush is a Simpleton Idiot Without a clue Day or B) Bush is a Brilliant Nazi with Designs of Taking over the World Day or C) Bush is Satan Day or D) Bush is Responsible for Everything Bad Day. Its hard to keep track sometimes.

I have some friends who trade commodities here in NYC on a few different exchanges and I can tell you that if loons like this made it to the floor of any of them, they would get their asses handed to them as well. Think about it....is there any WORSE group of people you want to take on than a bunch of men already physically worked up from the rigors of trading high-value commodites live and have a limited amount of time to do it? These traders dont even tolerate someone asking them "Whats for lunch?" from someone they dont know, let alone some leftist envio-whacko trying to stop them from trading $400,000 worth of oil, or even cotton or coffee futures.

Come on, Darin...he's "tolerant of the ideas and behavior of others". You know....like the "idiots" who dont agree with his POV on the Greenhouse Effect.

Mick posts a long manifesto, pats himself on the back that he posted a long manifesto, and then gets defensive when someone has the unmitigated gall to post a retort. And dont forget that sneaky inclusion of just a thimble full of "the other point of view" so that if someone DARE call him "biased" on an issue, he can point to that five word "other point of view" as "proof" that he isnt, as if those five words outweigh the other 5,000. Yep, its just like the PPP! Seriously...calm down Mr. Important. You took a negative POV of Losman's career, which is fine. All I did was say "OK, now here's a positive spin." Nothing more, nothing less. Relax.

So youve basically taken every single bad play from his college career and put it in one place. Big deal. Now here is the same exercise with all his POSITIVE plays: COLLEGE: Two-time team captain who set the Tulane career record for lowest interception percentage in school history with a mark of 2.73 (27 INTs in 987 attempts)…finished his career ranked in the Green Wave all-time Top 10 in 18 categories, including third in touchdown passes (60), completions (570) and passing efficiency (129.81)…also ranks in the Top 10 all-time in Conference USA in ten different passing and total offense records…originally began his career at UCLA, transferring to Tulane in 2000, where he served in a reserve role behind Patrick Ramsey for two seasons…started 27 of 38 games during his career, completing 570 of 987 passes (57.7%) for 6,754 yards, 60 touchdowns and only 27 interceptions…gained 241 yards with 10 scores on 237 carries…gained 6,995 yards in total offense, an average of 184.1 yards per game…2003: All-Conference USA second-team selection…one of seven finalists for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award, given to the nation's top senior quarterback…led the C-USA in touchdown passes and passing yards and ranked second in the league in total offense…became only the third player in school history to throw for over 3,000 yards in a season, completing 251 of 422 passes (59.5%) for 3,077 yards, 33 touchdowns and 14 interceptions…his 33 scoring tosses are topped only by Shaun King (36 in 1998) on the school's season-record list…gained 80 yards with a pair of scores on 77 carries…had 3,157 yards in total offense, an average of 263.1 yards per game…threw at least one touchdown pass in every game…vs. TCU, hit on 25 of 42 tosses for 303 yards and a pair of scores and added 24 yards on seven carries…vs. Northwestern State (La.), completed 29 of 48 attempts for a season-high 353 yards and four touchdowns, including 28, 32 & 23-yarders…set a school record with his fourth consecutive 300-yard performance, gaining 350 yards on 26 of 34 throws with a school record-tying five touchdowns at Army…his five scores tied a Tulane record…at Alabama-Birminghan, connected on 16 of 33 tosses for 255 yards and three touchdowns, including a 78-yarder, and rushed four times for 33 yards…closed out his career with 14 of 20 passes for 227 yards and four touchdowns, including a career-long 87-yarder vs. East Carolina…2002: Team captain, starting every game…completed 230 of 401 passes (57.4%) for 2,468 yards, 19 touchdowns and 10 interceptions…Carried 88 times for six scores…gained 2,487 yards in total offense, an average of 191.3 yards per game...against Louisiana-Monroe, connected on 21 of 35 passes for 300 yards and four touchdowns with a long of 43 yards…tied the school game-record with five touchdown tosses, including a 54-yarder as he connected on 25 of 35 attempts for 329 yards against Navy…ran for 1 & 3-yard touchdowns and completed 20 of 39 throws for 240 yards against Hawaii in the Hawaii Bowl 2001: appeared in three games, starting the Army game while backing up Patrick Ramsey…finished with 31 of 49 passes (63.3%) for 487 yards, four touchdowns and one interception…Carried 13 times for one score…against Army, completed 25 of 39 attempts for 384 yards and three touchdowns and ran for a 3-yard score…2000: appeared in 10 games, starting vs. East Carolina…completed 58 of 115 passes (50.4%) for 722 yards, four touchdowns and two interceptions…carried 59 times for 133 yards and a score…averaged 85.5 yards per game in total offense…in his first career start, against East Carolina, he hit on 20 of 35 passes for 299 yards and a pair of scores, also rushed 19 times for 40 yards…1999: redshirted due to NCAA transfer regulations, but did not lose a year of eligibility…he had graduated early from high school and spent the Spring 1999 semester at UCLA before opting for Tulane.

Oh, STFU.

What a load of crapola. Run this tripe past the poor slob, his wife and three kids who has a $3,000/month mortgage and another $2,000/month in expenses, minimum.

From political hack to spammer. Richio's some piece of work.

That Brett Favre looked real good mopping up for Atlanta, didnt he? MOP UP DUTY, Fez......MOP UP.

And in the next pic, Griff will be shown throwing himself down a flight of stairs and breaking his legs and knees.......again. Such a shame.....he's truly a great talent. But he was always a reckless outfielder, and that wound up costing him his career.

I HATE to get in the middle of your "Im smarter than one of the most well-known, well respected NFL writers to ever cover the league" party, but King writes for [drum roll] a NATIONAL audience and one that Ill bet...and Im going on a limb here, I know.....doesnt spend too much time reading the Buffalo News and TBD day in and day out. I mean, how DARE a writer for a magazine covering the ENTIRE sports spectrum write a piece about Buffalo's QB to his NATIONAL audience about a story that broke about the same time Tom Brady was flying home from Disneyland last week?

You can blame Bledose for a lot of things. But dont EVER say the guy wasnt tough or showed fire, which is WAY overrated anyways. To do so is revisionist history at his best. Bledose ran a good huddle and played hard. He wasnt no RJ.

Oh, shaddup. Teams have cut loose players TEN time better than Drew Bledsoe over the years. "Managing" QB......give me a break.

The media, and a lot of other people, think that the situation should be resolved perfectly with no bad consequences and hurt feelings. What else?

Anyone got a boat? There's gotta be SOME place on this God (whoops!) forsesaken Earth my family and I can go to freely practice our religion without fear of prosecution!

Wait....you can proactice all you want...just not in public and in the privacy of your own home. You know....like the Quakers back in England did.

So that makes it all OK.

Did you forget where that famous Rumsfeld question came from during that PC in Iraq?? [crickets chirping] The only thing more comical that the "outrage" these things create is the blatant disregard for when "your" side does the same damn thing.

Ya know...if the boy was 17, maybe even 16, Id be tempted to feel a little better about this. But the boy was 13.....BARELY above being a child. Its just wrong.

Condoning sexual abuse by an adult on a 13 year old child. Downright disgusting.

And I find it reprehensible that so many are like "Wow...shes hot...wish that was me!!" and are condoning what went on. Bottom line...an adult took sexual advantage of a 13 year old child. Any way you slice that up, its disgusting and a crime.

Yeah...great...how wonderful....Meanwhile, if a 33 year old male teacher did this to a female student, what would we be saying? Who gives a rat's ass how "hot" she is? An adult took sexual advantage of a 13 year old child. WFT is wrong with you? Shame on you people.

Yeah...."wasting" time honoring Presidents and our Country's history. What a terrible idea.

Earthquakes, wildfires, drought, and when it finally does rain, mudslides. Ill take a few months of cold and some snow, thanks.