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I think the difference between looking at Moon's stats in a gimmick offense and actually watching the guy play would have the watcher saying Moon does not belong in the HOF. What I really couldn't stand about Moon's selection was that it was done to right some (bogus) myth that Moon was ignored by the NFL when he came out of college because of his race. The fact that Doug Williams was taken in the 1st round by Tampa Bay with the 17th overall pick (ironically acquired in a trade with Houston) the same year Moon was eligible for the draft and Warren Moon was not drafted because he signed with the CFL BEFORE the NFL draft should debunk that myth. Although he had a shorter career, I think Doug Williams was a better QB than Warren Moon. The difference was Williams didn't play in a gimmick offense, PO'd people by jumping to the USFL and was never afraid to speak his mind. I'd vote for Doug Williams for the HOF before Moon, but really, neither one is a HOFer. Williams also won a Super Bowl and never beat his wife!

Unless I'm feeling motivated to drive out the day of the game & the driving weather is good across the state, I'll be missing my 1st home game in 16 years on Christmas Eve. What a stupid schedule.

You can't compare the two games. No Moulds in the Losman game. Meathead suspended him, leaving JP with only 1 viable receiver & the Patriots able to tee off on JP.

Jaguars | Williams misses practice Thu, 22 Jun 2006 06:08:51 -0700 Vito Stellino, of the Florida Times-Union, reports Jacksonville Jaguars OT Mike D. Williams missed practice Wednesday, June 21. He was absent for personal issues that didn't have anything to do with his weight loss program. He's off to see the Wizard to get a heart.

I hope you're happy now, check the title.

At least Flutie won games, helped the team get into the playoffs and was exciting to watch. In the end it turned out he was right all along-he should have started ever game that both he and Rob Johnson were healthy for (and that didn't leave many games for Rob anyway). Meanwhile, Holcomb does absolutely nothing for the good of the team by starting. He might have a good game once in a while like the Cincy game, which was taken over by Terrance McGee, not Holcomb, but most of the time he'll just disappoint. All Holcomb does is take time away from the team finding out if one of the younger QBs has what's needed to be a solid NFL starting QB. While I doubt Holcomb will be the starting QB in the Fairchild offense, I can't wait for the day he is out of Buffalo.

That's how I feel. If Leinart becomes the next Joe Montana and JP becomes the next Rob, Nall becomes the next Gale Gilbert & Holcomb becomes the next Holcomb, it was a bad choice-no matter how well Whitner performs at S. Likewise, if McCargo busts and Ngata or Bunkley is a multi year Pro Bowler, then I'd say it's a bad pick. If JP or Nall becomes a solid starter, McCargo outplays Ngata & Bunkley (Which I think he will over the length of their careers.) and Whitner is better than the guys taken below him at Bills positions of need, he's a good pick. The bottom line is what the other guys, both on the team and the guys drafted by other teams, do over the next few years.

If Losman or Nall emerges, the Bills will improve quite a bit and surprise a lot of people. If Holcomb emerges, it will be the biggest emergence since Rip Van Winkle. More likely, if Holcomb starts, the season will end up in the emergency ward catagory.

I can think of 3: 1) ATMs keyboards are mass produced without knowing which will be used for walk up & which ones will be used for driveup. 2) Blind people are allowed to sit in the passenger seat behind the driver and can use the machine from there. 3) Stevie Wonder went to the California DMV, spoke a foreign language and was immediately given a license.

I'd call Baskin a moron, but that would be insulting the handicapped. Numerous errors including Gregg Williams as Redskins Offensive Coordinator, Mike Sherman became Ray Sherman. Speaking of Sherman, Baskin must love the taste of a certain part of Sherman's anatomy. Outright lies-No way Whitner was a 2nd round pick that was taken #8. Trying to prove his own opinions without any facts by restating prior opinions. A moron never could have written that piece, a moron would be too smart for that.

Keep Whitner & Youboty away from this guy.

You're welcome. I just don't think it is smart to use drum up the base issues, because the majority doesn't belong to any base and will eventually get tired of the politicians wasting their time and our money and will vote all these bums out. Then in a few years we'll have to vote the bums out that replaced the other bums. Maybe it's as simple as Politicians=bad.

These are not real issues. They are BS drum up the base issues that do not have any affect on anyone's life. A)Flag vote, that really keeps everyone safe. Total non-issue. B) Gay marriage vote? Why does anyone care unless 1) They think homosexuality is a choice & 2) They feel guilty because since they consider it a choice, at some point they have considered it. If you're not gay, it has no affect on your life. If you are gay, it gives you another choice that you don't currently have. So really the only ones who should be concerned about gay marriage are gay people who want to be married. If a gay couple moves next door, is it going to affect you, I think not. Maybe you'll have to teach your kids that some people aren't the same as you, but what's so bad about that as long as you don't teach them to hate. C) We're not leaving Iraq during this presidency. When the next presidential election takes place, the candidates will be on record of their plans for Iraq and the voters can choose accordingly. Once again, due to the fact we're not leaving, a total non issue.

Not until you thank Tedy Bruschi for the miracle.

It worked in the AFC Championship game in Miami in 1993. Will you please stop this "Frank Reich should have started" nonsense. Kelly won the game, give it up!

In order for us to win the super Bowl within 3 years, they all have to turn out well, otherwise we're not winning it and the whole point is moot. If only half work out, TD was a total waste of 5 years & good money.

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While I'm not so confident about this season, I'm prety optimistic about future seasons-and it doesn't take much for one year's also ran to be the next year's champion. So... say we win the Super Bowl in a year or 2. Most of the key players will be TD acquisitions: Losman, McGahee, Evans, Peters, McGee, Spikes, Crowell, Schobel and maybe Clements. TD's biggest problem is he was a disaster picking head coaches, which is what really doomed the team in his era. I really believe good coaching would have brought out much better results with the guys TD put in uniform. We would never have gone far with TD, because we'd always be poorly coached, but I think if these guys form the basis of a championship team, you have to give some of the credit to TD.

That stuff is true (although I'm not sure the gay couple he moved in with had AIDS). It's the context they take it in that shows what hard right social conservatives will say about him to scare the Republicans voting in Bible-Belt primaries. It won't be much different than the racist nonsense they pulled on McCain in the 2000 primaries-and it worked!

The perfect solution-Rudy becomes a Democrat and gets the nomination. Here's an example of what's already out there on the web bashing Rudy: Giuliani is completely pro-abortion, and even supports the barbaric practice known as partial birth abortion. But that is just the beginning of his extreme left-wing positions: Giuliani is pro-Sodomite, pro-Third World immigration and anti-Second Amendment. Every year as New York's mayor, Giuliani marched in the Sodomite parade down Fifth Avenue with all of the transvestites, the sadomasochistic freaks wearing Nazi helmets, and the child molesters of the National Man Boy Love Association (NAMBLA). Rudy Giuliani dresses in drag as JFK/RFK mistress Marilyn Monroe Giuliani himself dressed in "drag" - he wore a dress, a wig, makeup and lipstick - on more than one occasion. Giuliani's sexual escapades are as bad as those of Bill Clinton. Giuliani married his first cousin and then pulled all types of strings to get the marriage annulled by the Catholic Church. (Catholics are not allowed to divorce, and so "annulment" of a marriage is sometimes used to end an unwanted union.) Rudy Giuliani's sexual escapades are as bad as those of Bill Clinton Giuliani then married his second wife, Donna Hanover, who starred in the evil pornographic and child-molesting play, The Vagina Monologues. In the play, a grown woman has a lesbian, child-molesting relationship with a 13-year-old girl. An uncaring mother and a cheating husband made for tabloid fodder during the messy Giuliani-Hanover divorce - Television personality Donna Hanover starred in The Vagina Monologues, a play about lesbian pedophilia, and played Jimmy Carter's sister, Ruth Carter Stapleton, in The People vs. Larry Flynt, a loving cinematic tribute to the infamous porn king, depicted in the film as a “free speech” crusader Giuliani then openly cheated on his second wife, parading around the city with his adulterous mate, Judith Nathan. Giuliani even wanted to bring his adulterous mate into the Mayor's official residence in Gracie Mansion to openly live with him. He did not care that his young son Andrew was living there and would have seen his father together with his adulterous partner every day. A supposed Catholic, the openly unfaithful Rudy Giuliani sought a divorce from his second wife Donna Hanover - He is shown with Hanover meeting Pope John Paul II Finally, Giuliani sought to divorce his second wife. This time, he did not seek an "annulment," he openly sought a divorce. When the Giulianis separated, he moved into the apartment of an AIDS-infected homosexual "couple" whom he had befriended.

Jets | Teague out with ankle injury Fri, 16 Jun 2006 10:42:57 -0700 Randy Lange, of the Bergen Record, reports New York Jets C Trey Teague (ankle) will miss the team's minicamp with what sources are calling a serious ankle injury. C Nick Mangold is working as the first-team center. When will they ever learn, when you leave Buffalo, your career is over

Meadow already left for California. She has no bargaining position since all they have to do is have Carmela talking one sided on the phone with her. Of all the characters, she's the easiest to write out. Paulie can die of prostate cancer or get whacked without him being seen. Remember, the NYC guys are looking to hurt Tony. So maybe Paulie & Silvio go to a car & it blows up outside the Bing. None of the holdouts is essential to the last 8 episodes.

I can't imagine the Sabres or Bills leaving and fans donning old Sabres/Bills gear and going to bars to support the old team. In Hartford, they found a group that dresses up in Whaler gear & is supporting Carolina in the NHL Stanley Cup finals. If the Bills left and made it to the Super Bowl, it's more likely there would be a giant bonfire on Super Bowl Sunday, burning old Bills gear, not wearing it. http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story...?storyID=491382

Harriet-Get er done!

I watched it this afternoon because I had to stay home while my chimney was being rebuilt. Their appearance together was a total non issue. It turned out to be typical showbiz manners-Carlin had his time, he moved over one spot while Ann Coulter spoke and he kept his mouth shut because it wasn't his turn anymore.