todd

Could be, but for a period the bills were clearly in a rebuilding mode while the pats were in a maintenance mode. There's a difference.

Maybe because your round one and two picks are pretty damn good! Of course, that wouldn't explain Erik Flowers or Corey Moore, but whatever.

Don't cloud the argument with math and stuff. Sheesh.

Do me a favor and tell me why it is important what round you draft your starters in? The important thing is drafting starters, right?

As much as I disagree with many of the things Rush says, he is neither a hate monger nor a moron. I consider him extreme on occasion, but he's a bright guy. Much brighter than Al Franken, IMHO.

:-) Me too. Maybe it's just because I'm not smart enough to be a *insert favorite political party here*.

They sure are! Damn blah blah liberals.

Actually, I bet he *IS* Drew just having a little fun with us fans!

:-) He's truly enamored.

Another thought: We took a vacation to Cabo San Lucas in January. It was pretty cool. There weren't pyramids or ruins to go look at, but it was relaxing and we were able to steep ourselves in the Mexican culture a bit. Not to mention ATV riding on the beach, which was awesome. And the delicious mexican breakfasts. Mmmm.

I agree. A couple of 1200+ yard seasons, especially when injured, is great. I hate his whining, but he was a good Buffalo Bill!

OK - then go to the US Virgin Islands. Jamaica is nice, we have been there 3 times, but the off-resort stuff is kind of not nice. Not as bad as Mexico, but still pretty nasty. We loved St. Thomas when we were there. We went off the resort all the time, and it was great. Took a ferry to St. John which was AMAZING and went on some very nice tours. We also took a kayak tour of a mangrove lagoon and it was wonderful. I don't remember the name of the place we stayed for our honeymoon in St. Thomas, but it was nice.

Sandals is widely known as the McResort of the islands. I know people that like them, though.

Ouch. On one hand, that guy is one tough dude. Second, what the hell was he talking about? And how the hell could he bring a loaded gun into a room full of kids, even if by accident?

I have a solution. Just change it to "Thomas Jefferson SUCKS Elementary", that way Thomas Jefferson is still in the title, but everyone will know he was a slave owner and adulterer.

You must understand, this is TBD. There are only absolutes. There is only one cause to every problem, and only one answer to every problem.

Like I said, I'm only judging by my own personal experiences with him. The e-mail exchange was not cordial, and neither was he. I can disagree with someone's article, but can also respect the ability to say it. There are plenty of journalists I disagree with but still respect their ability. He has precious little ability from a journalistic or editorial standpoint. Refering to a starting QB as "humpty" isn't professional or worthy of respect. Referring to Donahoe as "Commander Tom" is neither witty or worthy of respect. Utilizing three question marks (???) in an article is a grammar school no-no. He may not be the devil's spawn, but the only interactions that I've had with him both in reading his "articles" and via e-mail show me that he is.

Last year. Twice. Once durning the start of the season, and once after willis started looking like the man & lee evans was playing well. Notice how he doesn't write about good players. Ever. He can't.

I wish I saved the e-mail exchage I had with this guy at one point. He's an idiot. He wouldn't support his own assertions. He's got such an axe to grind with Donahoe he is incapable of writing anything that resembles fact. Plus he's an !@#$, to boot. Given our e-mail exchange, I would have no problems punching him in the face if I ever saw him. He's the kind of guy who enjoys stealing parking spaces from old women. He's the kind of guy who enjoys cutting you off if you're in an ambulance on the way to the hospital.

Was it the o-line or drew bledsoe that sucked? Apparetly for the drew haters it was drew. But now all the drew haters are saying donahoe sucks because we lost ONE player on the o-line.

Fixer upper. You're always going to need to do work to make a house "yours". It's just a matter of how much, not "if". We bought a house well within our price comfort zone, and I'm so damn glad we did. As it turns out, a year and a half later my job was eliminated at Kodak. My wife works, and we were able to survive quite comfortably on quite a bit less than we were used to. Knowing now that we can do it one one salary is a giant relief, and makes life much less stressful. But that's just me. I'm not a big fan of financial stress. We came through that trial with our saving still intact. We still live in a great neighborhood with a great school district, and in 3 years of work and a desirable location, our house has appreciated 35%. I also know people who have split the difference. They bought something in between pristine and a semi-fixerupper very close to our house, and have been able to make their house look phenominal in a very short period of time. Maybe that's what you're best bet is.

I hope he's looking to upgrade that part of the game. In Buffalo's weather, a good kicker can give you the edge over other teams that aren't accustomed to the swirling winds and cold temps. I'd like to see a better kicker for sure. I know lindell improved, but IMHO not enough. I want a guy who is automatic. I hate seeing Lindell line up because I don't think he's automatic.

Good one!

Nope. Don't do it. Sell it. With the contractor ususally you'd want examples of his work and references. Not to mention putting a cash value on his work, and keeping records for your improvements if you ever sell the house.

I work at a small company that does IT work for various associations. We're to the left of the Dunkin Donuts in the building with no sign.