HereComesTheReignAgain

It is common practice for these slugs to steal family pets and use them as practice dogs.

Would the first amendment also only apply to commonly used words when the Constitution was written?

Might as well admit it your a dick with a glove Robert Palmer, addicted to love

I'm hoping to see someone grab their pistol out of the nightstand and shoot the BK intruder when they wake up to someone standing over them in the middle of the night. That would be a great commercial.

Florio is really starting to reach with his anti-Bills and anti-TO stories. I don't usually buy into the idea that the "media hates Buffalo" crap, but Florio and PFT is getting to that point. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2009/...the-inevitable/ "Whether it was a Freudian slip or merely an awkward choice of words, the back end of that quote implies a realization by Edwards that, sooner or later, he's going to have to deal with Owens calling him gay or calling him out for getting tired or complaining that Edwards is throwing too many passes to other players or giving the quarterback a hard time in some new way."

No it won't, it's her testicles on his chin.

Clearly once guns are illegal they will simply no longer exist. Just like murder and rape. Make a law and criminals will have no choice but to obey. Silly citizen, the government will protect you from those that want to harm you or your family.

Couldn't agree more with the bolded part. Everything else is laughable. I'm sure it is pointless to debate this with such a rational person, so I'll save myself some time.

Watch out for the CHUDS!

Tom prefers to fight goats. Here he is just before he slams it to the ground for losing a fight. http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/fashion/st...08/recount.html

Go away! Baitin'

It couldn't be that it is safer to bring a homeowner out of a house that possibly has an intruder inside. Seems perfectly logical to me that it would be safer for the police to ask a homeowner or suspect to come out of the house while things are sorted out.

Chiavettas rocks. I'll throw a few chicken legs in the stuff overnight and fire up the grill...Nothing better for chicken.

Actually the average American should be at the forefront of health care reform. Demand to see the prices of all procedures and the success rates of the available hospital options. People comparison shop and read reviews when buying a stove, but couldn't care less about the price and reliability of their new hip. Don't complain about the cost of health care unless you have done your part and demanded accountability and quality service when scheduling a procedure. We do this for nearly every other industry. Nobody cares about prices because they either have a co-pay or know they will never pay the bill. It's easier to whine and complain that the big bad insurance industry is screwing us over while burying our heads in the sand. Are the insurance providers in need of some serious reform? Absolutely, but we share in the responsibility of changing the health care industry. HSA's could encourage people to evaluate their health care costs too. If it's not an emergency procedure, do your part to fix the health care mess.

I hope you live close to the stadium, otherwise you are getting up way too late! We hit the road around 6:30 from Rochester.

I am certainly not an animal rights fanatic, but anyone who gets gored to death while tormenting a frightened 1100 lb bull deserved what happened to them. A thinning of the herd if you will.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,530378...test=latestnews "He also accused politicians around the world of exploiting ignorance about the dangers of global warming to avoid difficult decisions." Al accusing others of exploiting ignorance about global warming...that's rich. I wonder if Al would have thought of a way to make millions from those that wanted to be Nazis but still live with a clear conscience...Nazi credits maybe?

The Klassy Kat in Rochester is famous for its Chicken Cordon Blue Balls and the Kitty Litter Platter (variation of a garbage plate). You can't go wrong with some strip club clam strips either!

I think many first time dog owners don't have any idea the commitment and $ it takes to own a well behaved, healthy dog. They see some dog show on tv and have to have the flavor of the month dog that may not fit their lifestyle. I certainly got a wake up call going from Cockers as our family dogs growing up to a high energy German Shorthair! It worked out well because he is an incredible dog, but it took some adjustment. He now has addisons disease and I have to take him for a $100 shot every month! (Well worth it to have him healthy and happy) He is also on steroids that make him drink alot and of course pee a lot. Luckily I have people that can let him out when I'm at work.

Different breeds are more prone to be aggressive towards people or other animals. I'm sure with proper training you can overcome the tendencies a breed may have, but the fact remains that the tendencies are there. I have a German Shorthair Pointer that points and hunts all day and a Golden that couldn't care less what walks by. I have had to seperate my GSP from fights with other dogs that approach aggressively while my Golden doesn't look twice at them. Is that because I have subconciously treated them differently or could it be that they have different traits? My ex wife was bitten on the face by my friend's GS and I have other friends that cannot bring their GS over because they are afraid they will bite the other dogs. On the other hand, the trainer at the puppy class we attended had 2 GS rescues that were the best behaved dogs I have seen. If you are an experienced dog trainer any dog can be extremely well behaved. If you are a novice, there are breeds you should avoid. Nothing against GSs, but they were bred for different purposes.

Sorry. I looked through the last few days of threads and thought I was first with this. In my defense, his title isn't very descriptive.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/205724-...ay-trade-coming We get Tommie Harris in the deal and give up a second and Josh Reed.

Golden retriever! I've seen too many aggrssive and unpredictable German Shepards to trust them. I know it depends on the owner, but some breeds are just more likely to be aggressive especially if you are getting a dog that has unknown breeding. I currently own a Golden and a German Shorthaired Pointer and they are both great dogs. http://i558.photobucket.com/albums/ss22/je...pg?t=1245864573

I never thought I would say this about a Man Show Juggy dancer, but she really is a disgusting person! Holy crap is she lucky she's hot. I might throw out the Playboy that she's naked in...OK I'm bluffing there.

You don't pay them for sex...You pay them to leave!