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Works for me in Safari 3.1.2 on Mac. Nice!

You mean you don't recognize LA's brand of uber-sarcasm yet?

Hmm. I'll have to get back to you on that one.

I'm expecting the stadium to be half empty by the third quarter.

Is that what you meant?

Hey, I'm just sayin'.

For web surfing, yes.

Not to mention the fact that Sweed was also carted off the field last week with a hammy.

You got that right. Some !@#$ers think they're basically the same thing. As for Flay, I think the Jicama sticks pretty much says all you need to know.

Not to be picky, but as it says in the article he is in "serious" condition, not critical. Should be okay.

I agree, it's great to have that in there, and definitely great to have those reports. Thanks!!

Two more go down...both Limas Sweed and Ian Scott carted off the field today. Sweed probably has a hammy.

My sentiments exactly.

I would say that so far, I'm happy with him as our RT.

Outstanding quotation. Well played, sir!

Dude, you're on a roll today.

I'll say amen to that.

I'm starting to think krazykat and ieatcrayonz are actually one and the same.

Awesome comment at the bottom of that article in response:

Me likey! *makes grabby motions with hands*

I think he meant "the first today"...

Kind of reminds me of the phone conversation between John Travolta and the drug dealer in Pulp Fiction, when he's driving with Uma Thurman O.D.'d in the passenger seat: LANCE She ain't my !@#$in' problem, you !@#$ed her up, you deal with it -- wait, are you talkin' to me on a cellular phone? VINCENT Sorry. LANCE I don't know you--who is this, don't come here, I'm hangin' up. VINCENT Too late, I'm already here.

A point which some NY Times hack blogger enjoyed spinning into his own little tale of wonder earlier this year. From an article a couple of years ago: Despite the Rich Stadium deal, the first of its kind for an NFL stadium, Ralph does claim to be against it in general:

I guess that pretty much says it all, considering I think Jerry Jones is probably the worst thing to have happened to pro football...well, ever. Certainly, at least since Pat Bowlen.

Yes, but Peter, isn't it the point that those teams you list ahead of the Bills have no need for a new starting QB? Favre would have no interest in going to any of those teams, because he wouldn't be the starter. But at least in Buffalo, he would have that chance, and in doing so perhaps push them a few ranks higher. Not that I want Favre here, but it just seems like another of King's flimsy arguments.