Chilly

If you would, please visit Larry Quinn's house. Thanks.

To play Devil's advocate on solely this example, Osama Bin Laden could give a speech on how the concept of a "Holy War" is a moral and reasonable thing to do, and Christians around the world would call for him to be killed. While I get what you're saying, I'm not sure that its a great example.

This also doesn't mean that it is not a perfectly valid plan to build a team, and then acquire a quarterback that fits the team and that the team can build around. There isn't just one way to build a team.

Aren't they more of a large, elite group of rulers? They may listen to the people, but they aren't elected by the people, afaik.

If we needed anymore proof that your username is on par with the quality of your posts, here it is.

At a simple level yeah. But there are no Democratic religions that I'm aware of.

Theisman also picked Mike Tice as coach of the year last year.

Ah, gotcha.

http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showt...ndpost&p=774644

playing in the NBA, apparently. Story

Bush? Being mentioned with these guys? You've been watching too much ESPN.

You're his virtual family.

I'm rooting for Oklahoma to beat Oregon and Nebraska to beat USC.

They actually let you out of Texas?

I absolutely hate Nike and Reebok. One only has to look at the abortions in college football to understand why.

The white jerseys are HORRIBLE. They look like a !@#$ing high school team. The blue jerseys wouldn't be bad, except for having only the BACK of the sleeve in yellow. What the !@#$ is with that?

Please, everyone, read Tom's post. Its perfect.

lol FERPA is fun when I was doing call center stuff for UT, I couldn't even confirm to a parent that their son/daughter was at the University

Indeed, they'd look kickass with the original logo.

Strangely enough, latest advice from security experts (circa early 2006 I believe) are advising that writing down very-secure passwords is actually better then having non-written weaker passwords. Anyway, yeah, I agreed with that part of your post - which is why I ignored it and only focused on when you were talking about the physical aspects of security. My point is that while they may be hackable, the best way to insure it doesn't happen is to make it take so long that they don't have enough time to do it. Poll workers can't watch it all the time, but they sure as hell can realize something is up when a voter is taking 30 minutes in the polls. Security is a two-sided coin. You need both the technological aspects and the administrative aspects.

I'd much rather be infected with ecoli then Johnny Coli!

Wow. I hope and pray for the best for his kids, and that everything in the end will work out for him.

And this is why companies don't fear backlash from the public anymore.

Don't forget DIAF