Chilly

No sense of humor about your boy eh?

by talking to someone who is both offensive to many people, and the coordinator of a bunch of offenses in other countries. Photo 1 Photo 2 After practice, Gruden was asked if the offense did improve, and he duly noted "Mission Accomplished".

I think you have the most misrepresentative view of Tom that I've ever seen, rofl. I've never seen Tom be portrayed as an America-hating Islamic before you.

I like both versions, but damn, did Ricky Gervais ever come off like a jackass perfectly or what.

Yeah, I think you're right, he will most likely be the hottest candidate out there.

Thats fine and dandy, but it doesn't excuse Fisher for bringing this to the media.

At least he's entertaining.

House. Discuss.

Depends, who is on your roster?

Only to someone who doesn't appreciate RTZ. You, obviously, have never met met Boos

I think he was right in trading Volek, don't get me wrong. I just think he has lost touch with being an NFL head coach if he's bringing this sh-- to the media.

He was always one who, like a good coach, would squash this stuff in the media and keep it private matters. To me this is just another sign that he is slipping.

Condolences. That sucks.

http://www.nfl.com/teams/story/TEN/9674201 What the hell has happened to him, lol.

Winner!

Don't matter. Want some rye? Course ya do!

Head on apply directly to the forehead. Head on apply directly to the forehead. Head on apply directly to the forehead. Head on apply directly to the forehead.

What's sad is that you aren't realizing how !@#$ing ridiculous you sound.

All I know is that Vince Young is the sh--. That is all.

Oh ho ho. Better still, he's the only one that can afford a suit.

Aight, thats a bit different then saying that you have a problem with allowing him to set foot inside the US. Can't say that I like him either, lol.

Because, after all, it would be a great dimplomatic move on the part of the US to not let a member of the UN into the headquarters.

We left for ACL on Sunday shortly after the Bills game. When we got there, we unfortunately went to the wrong stage. There were two friggin AT&T stages, and we went to the wrong one ffs. Anyway, the two bands we ended up seeing were The Flaming Lips and Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. The Flaming Lips were strange. Very strange. I knew a couple of their songs previously which I found weird and never listened to much. They had aliens, people dressed in Santa costumes, and people in an inflatable Astronaut, Alien, and Robot costume dancing on stage. They were entertaining, but I grew bored of them by the end of their hour. All in all, 5/10. Tom Petty was okay. During his first song, I was wondering if he would ever actually move around on stage. Also, after that, he said "Wow, You all are getting me excited", to which I was again thinking "and stop it, the doctor said I'd have a heart attack if I got excited." Anyway, he started actually moving around stage shortly after that. We had a break for a rain delay about halfway into the show, but all-in-all he played for about an hour and a half. A few of the more upbeat songs were fun, but it was a lot different then the other concerts I've been to, which were all metal. Definitely a much mellower environment, no mosh pits, haha. The festival environment was cool, I've never been to Austin City Limits or any other music festival before. The crowd for him really surprised me. The 30-year-olds all seemed to leave for Muse, while 29-below and 39-up stayed for Petty. I was surprised at the amount of younger people there for him. It was fun overall. I enjoyed it, but I doubt I'd pay to see him again. Would I go? Sure, but only if it was cheap/free. I think I was a bit disappointed because I was expecting a really energetic crowd and show, but thats not what Petty delivered. Overall a 6.5/10.

Not quite. He's a 6th round pick which upgrades to a 5th if he participates in 50% of the team's offensive plays this year.

Thanks for proving my point JSP. This is exactly the type of stupid bull sh-- that I was referring to. Shi'a Islam has in itself multiple sects, including Jafari, Ismailiyah, Zaiddiyah, Alawi, and Alevi. Sunni Islam has multiple Madhabs, including Shaf'i, Hanbali, Maliki, and Hanafi. Not to mention other interpretations of Islam including Sufi, Kahrijites, Nizari, and more.