Pulled Hammies

My wife also has to work on Thanksgiving too. Thanksgiving is on Wednesday(today). Leftovers and beer for Thursday. By myself. That's perfect in my opinion.

Jim Kelly Out, Joe Theismann in for Legend's Banquet and football clinic

I grew up on a farm in South Dakota, I think at one time we had between 30 to 50 cats. We never fed them, parents said they had to fend for themselves. I'd see them catch pigeons, cotton tails, rats, mice and snakes. Then my dad brought home a big bad dog that hated cats. He killed all of them he could, except the bigger tom cats, dog didn't mess with the toms. Anyways, after the cats were exterminated we had rats, big rats all over the place. Pigeon population exploded too. Today, we have two cats. They have a kitty door, so they can come and go as they want. They never go anywhere except the backyard. They don't know how to kill anything. They do know how to catch things. So far 3 rats and a flopping lizard tail(I don't where the cat got the tail) that they bring inside. The one cat comes in the house drops the rat in front, like "look what I did." I developed a routine to get rid of the rats, so no big deal. Anyways, my cat story.

OK, so I'm a homer, graduated from SDSU, but Zach Zenner is tearing it up. on ESPN3 now. 168 yards on 11 carries so far.

Brett Favre

My friend got a dui and when the tow truck got to the scene he also got a popped for a dui.

I like it. 911 call

Doug Williams and Steve Young, both drafted by Tampa Bay.

This is to funny. I live by a Trader Joe's in Sacramento. It is the truth.

Here is another link to the Minneapolis Tribune. Since this is an EPA Superfund site, I didn't think they would be able to serve food. Plus, Arden Hills does not have the infrastructure to support a stadium without a lot more spending. Minneapolis has a great light rail system but it does not go to Arden Hills. I still hope something goes through. The Vikings are a regional team bringing in fans from North and South Dakota, Iowa and Wisconsin. I grew up in South Dakota and lived in downtown Minneapolis. It was great, but no tailgating for some reason.

A Horse Whisperer No bridle or saddle. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ya409k181kk

Ron Burkle is the co-owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins wants to buy the Kings and keep them in Sacramento. Sorry, I'm not that young. I remember Wes Unseld, Elvin Hayes with the Baltimore Bullets(my team back then), Lew Alcindor and the Big "O" with the Bucks, Jerry West and Wilt with the Lakers. Not sure if it is in chronological order although. Also I think Nate "Tiny" Archibald was playing for the KC Royals at that time. Anyways, I grew up in rural South Dakota back in the 70's. We got 3 channels on TV. Not a whole lot of options to know what was going on, but I remember getting to watch the NBA and the NFL, but just NFC games and they were usually the Vikings. We finally got the channel that carried the AFC without complete "snow" when watching. It was the first time I seen OJ Simpson. Became a Bills fan and have been a fan ever since.

I am not attached to the Kings, but living in Sacramento it's the only pro sport in town. I have always been a Bills fan and I really don't follow the NBA. I just never seen a city lose a team and the emotion that comes with it. I used to live in Minneapolis and like the Kings, the Vikings are trying to get a new stadium. Like the Vikings, the city of Sacramento and the Kings have been trying to get a new arena for the last ten years. After the game last night the players went to the locker room only to return to the floor. It was emotional. It is stuff I have never seen before. As of now, the owners of the Kings do not have votes the among owners to move them. If they do move, Sacramento will still have the Mountain Lions(UFL) and the River Cats(minor league baseball).

Did that "Google thing." LA Clippers, didn't work out to well for them until Blake Griffin.