stinky finger

Great. Lost are my deepest most thought provoking posts.

Great. Lost are my deepest most thought provoking posts.

*standing atop the highest mountain* Regarding LJ...... *clearing throat*......ahem......."MARV.......GIT R DONE"!!!!!!!!!!!

7-9 with the promise of playoffs in '08. We'll compete hard and come up just short in several of these losses.

Nice job, jri111.

Personally, I could care less about Pacman and whether or not he plays football again. But ultimately, it'll be his actions, not his (or someone elses) words that will sway others to support him. He remains a thug until he proves otherwise. Show me, Pacman, don't tell me.

This is nothing compared to what Don Imus spewed, right?

Craig James?

The loss of Patrick Kerney leads me to believe that defense will be their priority early in this draft.

ahem........I think he knows this. He's :censored:ing with you is all.

If it's ML, I just hope it's not at #12. I'd be more accepting if we moved down and got something else in return, IMO.

Tell you what, VGB. I've seen many mocks on this board, some good some bad. I like this one. Briggs, Grubbs or Kalil and best WR on deck. Real nice.

Paris Hilton did...

nope......Y pie all around, though. FWIW, the Bills' draft trumps b-days and bachelor parties, IMHO.

Agreed. He's logged a lot of miles. When it ends, it ends quickly. Having said that, if all we had to give up was a 3 and 4, I'm all over it. He should run hard for two more years.

Reminds me of eating at the Red Barn and hearing....."WKBW.....INSTANT REPLAY.....!!!"

I'd say CJ is the only player worth moving up for. It would be too costly and you'd have to get to #1 to possibly even do this anyway. We're not about that. We're not moving up to get Willis, either. No way.

Rock on, JoeF....rock the on, my brother. Good post!

.....sibly selecting Willis.

1st concert....Foreigner....8th grade Favorite.....Live Aid in Philadelphia in 1985, I believe......showed started at 10:00AM w/ Black Sabbath.....I loved BS growing up, but they were awful that morning.....I was both thrilled and surprised that Zepplin played in the states as opposed to Wembley, England where other bands had played. Phil Collins had played in Wembley earlier in the day then boarded the Concord to fly over to the states and promptly introduced Zepplin and stayed on to play drums. What a thrill.

Olberman is a horses ass.

I don't doubt what you're saying is true, but his "platform" was in the fore of his mind, IMO.

The great "reverend" did this for personal gain. Come on. Naive to think otherwise.

I'm still a Braves fan, too. I don't care that they moved to San Diego.