todd

Do more research. Buying a stock because a radio personality is switching is not smart. Real market watchers knew about this months ago so the adjustment has been made. Look at mutual funds. Fool.com has some good information on rookie investors. Diversification is key, or if you have enough money a managed account. I'd suggest either educating yourself more or consulting a professional you can trust.

You're on crack. The markets just LOVE high oil prices and corruption, don't they?

I hate them both! I've actually made tha analogy before, and I think it's a darn good one.

I told you he'd be back.

I do know that it takes nearly 2 hours to get back to Rochester, peckersnot. And trick-or-treating starts around 6PM with the little kids. So 4 (game ends) + 2 (drive time) = 6 (when you get home). There - I did the math for you. That means that if people from Rochester want to be with their kids to do Haloween, the game is impossible. And I've been to many, many cold games, peckersnot. I've been sleeted on, rained on, snowed on, etc. However, I must say that 50 degrees and a constant stream of water in my face was unpleasant. You can B word at me for not having the desire to sit through Joe Burns and Shane Matthews running the offense in garbage time, but I saw fit to leave with 5 minutes left. And I don't blame anyone else who did. :I starred in Brokeback Mountain: :I starred in Brokeback Mountain: :I starred in Brokeback Mountain: :I starred in Brokeback Mountain:

Hey Rudy: :I starred in Brokeback Mountain: The stadium was packed at the beginning. And you have no idea how crappy the weather was. I do - I was there. On the Bills side the wind and rain was blowing right in our faces and dripping down the neck of our shirts and into our clothes. I was in waterproof snow gear, and I was cold and wet. Nice of you to B word while sitting warm and inside, you kitty. There were over 60K people there. Pretty good for playing a crappy non-divisional team like Arizona, and pretty good that many WNY people have family and opt to spend haloween taking their kids trick-or-treating. Piss off, dumbass.

No - that's only if you intend on rebroadcasting or using it for any other non-personal reasons.

Finally the guy is getting fired up. The difference is that he can't carry the team on his shoulders, even if he tries. A player like Favre or Manning could. Even Brunell could do that at some point. Bledsoe can't.

Yeah, HBO late night is interesting. But who would play that much $$ for something like that?

Teauge has actually been a bright spot on the line this year. He's been one of the best players. Why screw that up?

Oakland this year. A very winnable game. We lost because drew was inaccurate that day. Poor judgement. If there was anyone who I wish could turn it around, it would be Drew. But 5 or 6 times a year he'll throw out a real clunker like he did on Sunday. 2 or 3 clunker games a year is OK - even an aging Favre does that, but Favre makes up for it by winning games by himself. Drew can't do that. Ugh. It's depressing to think about.

He's not the only coach who does that. Actually, they've been doing it for years. All clubs do it. It's just a matter of communicating it, then having the talent to do something about it.

Michael Moor is a disgusting excuse for a human being. He's a self-proclaimed socialist, yet takes $30K for a speaking engagement? What a bufoon. I can't stand the !@#$.

Right. Of course it's not all Drew's fault. Only the retarded would think that, but there comes a time when your QB has to take the O on his shoulders and win a game for you. Drew can't do that.

Watch the friggin games, man. I guess if you need someone to blame for the entire thing, do whatever makes you happy. Be my guest. how's this: IT"S ALL DONAHOE'S FAULT! Gee, what a brilliant statment. I don't subscribe to blanket statements. I subscribe to rational thought. But don't let that get in your way when seeking a scapegoat if it makes you feel good.

Awww, did I get you riled up? You have your opinions, I have mine. If you'd like to insult me, that's fine. I think the ever-important bible says something about that, as well. Can you quote me a passage, preacher?

Wow - someone's on a vendetta against me. Interesting. That's good and all, but our entire line doesn't suck. Teague has been playing well, Jennings is a good player, and chris vallerial is pretty damn good too. The entire friggin defense rocks, and our RB situation is damn good. So spin it how you want by making broad generalizations, but it turns out you're wrong. Do you think our ENTIRE offensive line sucks? Every last one of them? Do you think we should cut them all? Be honest.

1. Offensive Line. 2. Drew Bledsoe. Hmm. That's about it. We're rid of Gilbride, rid of Rob Johnson, and rid of Flug Doodie.

Go with a pear in front of your privates and say "I'm fuggin dispair!"

That's because he's an !@#$.

Let's do the bad first, so I don't have the irrational hotheads up my ass: 1. Mike Williams. He's in his 3rd year and making a ton of friggin money. Donahoe spent a #4 on the guy. What do I expect of a #4 pick? I expect some growing pains, but I also expect some signs of dominance. Some signs of being elected to the pro bowl. By the 3rd year, if he's not showing dominance by the midpoint of the season, he's becoming close to being labeled a bust. He's one game away from that label, imho. A Donahoe mistake. 2. Hiring Gregg Williams. Well, maybe he should just stay away from those named Williams. What say you about that? Apparently a good coordinator. Not a good HC. Mistake by donahoe. 3. Unwillingness to force the issue of getting rid of Gilbride's awful playcalling when we were losing last year. Not good. Mistake. 4. Trade for Drew. Um, I love Drew. But he doesn't elevate the offense. He cant' win games by himself. I expect that out of a #1 pick, or at least the pick we gave away. Bad choice. 5. Josh Reed. I don't like him. Fill in the blanks - not worth a 5th round pick, let alone a 2nd. The good: 1. Getting value for Peerless instead of overpaying him. Good move. Peerless has done jack as a #1 WR. 2. Drafting Travis in the 2nd round. Damn good, especially when we'll get a 1st rounder for him. A 1300 yard back isn't easy to come by, unless you are the Broncos. We ain't. 3. Drafting Willis. In the guy's second game he shows the talent and burst a 1300 yard back (travis) doesn't have. Nice! Looking like a good pick right now. And he's essentially a rookie right now. 4. Vision drafting Losman. Nice way to hedge your bet. He bet on Drew turning it around, but hedged it well with a talented rookie. Nice hedge. 5. Re-signing Moulds. If you remember, the choice was between getting moulds or wiley. Wiley is a blowhard nothing. Moulds is a great pro. Nice move. 6. Aaron schoebel. Wow. Who would have thought that this guy would be capable of double-digit sacks? Not me. I scratched my head at this pick, but I was wrong. Who would have thought he'd be able to make Ogden look like a fool? Not me. Great draft pick. He's becoming a playmaker, and he's damn good. 7. Our defense in general. Pretty damn good. I'm impressed. 8. LB FAs. Takeo and London are damn good. Posey is solid, but not spectacular. But takeo and london are playmakers. 9. Terence McGee. Pretty damn good DB and damn good returner. Nice pick. So it's clear donahoe hasn't been perfect, and he's missed on a few important things, but his draft picks and FA pickups have been pretty good overall. So lets have some perspective here, folks. Everything doesn't suck. Don't shoot yourselves yet. It sucks not going to the playoffs again, and I hate that, but Donahoe has done a good job overall.

The Bible is full of stevestojan, too.

I agree with you, but GWB took on the job as prez knowing he'd be ultimately responsible for the workings of the govermnet. So blaming pentagon burocracy is blaming Bush. He's the CIO of the country, and if there's anyone who would see that problems at the pentagon hurt our country, it would be him.

Umm, who was on the bench behind him to replace him? Van Pelt? Ummm, no. Apparently, Donahoe KNEW there was a chance that drew wouldn't bounce back from last year, and therefore decided he needed a new QB. Quite shrewd if you ask me. Also quite shrewd to realize that if Bledsoe didn't do well this year, we'd be shot anyway so why not pick up a 1st rounder? It's quite easy to generalize after a bad game. Drew has played well on occasion. So to generalize uselessly about "not playing well over the last 32 games" is an exaggeration. Some might call it a falsehood. Others might call it a lie. Anyway, you again use a falsehood to support your point. If the "facts" that you base your opinions on are wrong, there's a good chance your opinions are as well.

I think drew would have been pulled. Maybe he (losman) wouldn't be the starter, but after the way he's played in both Oakland and Baltimore I bet mularkey would have pulled him. The difference between replacing Henry with McGahee is that Henry wasn't as blatantly terrible like Bledsoe has been in those games. McGahee also wasn't really ready until after a few weeks into the season, anway. He still had to get his football legs back after over a year off, so it's generally not a fair comparison. I bet if Losman was healthy Drew would have been pulled at least in those bad games he's played. Maybe he wouldn't have been the starter from week to week, but Mularkey has clearly shown he's not afraid to bench players, which is completely opposite what Williams was like. For example: 1. Shaw. Cut. 2. Adams. Benched. 3. Henry. Benched. 4. Wire. Benched. 5. Williams - benched in preseason. So there's a nice trend of Mularkey not being afraid to make a move. Any suggestions otherwise are not based in reality.