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You're right. Except for that big game that Drew played in and got New England into the Super Bowl a couple of years back. And except for the fact that Gannon and Drew both have played well enough to win the same number of Super Bowls. Not that I disagree with you, or anything. I'd like to see Gannon here as the backup. I think he and Bledsoe are a toss-up for the #2 spot if they come at the right price. Edge to Bledsoe since he knows the offense already.

Yes that, but with considerably more acrimony.

One thing for certain is to make sure Animal Control knows about this dog anytime anything like this happens. They want to know about any episodes like this, so if necessary they can remove the dog.

Don't let Alaska Darin see this post....

If you watch the AFC Championship game from the week prior, when we creamed the Raiders 51-3, Norwood attempts and misses a 45-yarder in that game. On the turf. In decent weather conditions. He missed it, you guessed it, wide right. By the same margin...about a foot. With the same amount of leg in the kick. It's quite alarming how similar the kicks look. Quite the foreshadowing.

That's a pretty shallow argument. There is plenty that could happen that COULD alter TO's career in such a way that he is no longer the player he was. Personally, I can't even imagine the difficulty coming to a decision on this one. I'm certain if he takes one step on the field every Patriot player will be gunning for that ankle. It could really mess up that ankle.

was it cowboy or pirate?

Holy crap that is really funny. Sorry about the mix up!

My specialty!

You left out the 50-year-old fetus.

Actually, it's semantics, but active generally refers to visible lesions. You can shed virus without having an active lesion (asymptomatic shedding), but the risk of transmission in that situation is very low. Although the oral herpes virus (type 1) and the genital herpes virus (type 2) can both cause the opposite kind of disease (oral or genital), the chances are lower for the opposite. Plus, if you get type 1 causing genital disease, the risk of recurrent sores is much lower. My wife got type 1 many years ago, and I've been spared all these years because she's careful about what she does (!) when she has an active lesion. Plus, about half the population already has antibodies to type 1.

Not a big deal if she doesn't have an active cold sore.

Depends on what kind of herpes. The cold sore? No big deal. Fantasize away...

Who's Henry?

I believe the all-important date of March 2nd was left out....

Makes sense. I thought I had heard that Rudi would not be back, and I didn't know about their backup situation. Still, if Rudi does leave, that's not a bad trade for them. For us? I'd feel confident about it.

So here's a bright idea. Trade Henry for Kitna. Hey, someone had to say it. But when you think about it, you're talking about two guys who each have 1 year left on their contracts, who were starters at one time but just aren't good enough to beat out a 1st round pick. Both could probably start on a crappy team, but nobody really wants to shell out any bucks for them. Personally, I would feel just fine about having Kitna as the #2 QB behind Losman, if Bledsoe don't wanna do it.

What, you're saying Crozier wasn't good enough? Desjardins?

Damn, I miss the old competition between the Sabres, Canadiens, Bruins, and Maple Leafs. Anyone have any old tapes of Sabres games they want on DVD???

That completely rocked. Not that I didn't know these things already, but that video confirmed a few things: 1. Lee Evans is AWESOME 2. Takeo Spikes is AWESOME 3. Terrence McGee is AWESOME

"It's my team." --Drew Bledsoe

Vegetables. Lots and lots of vegetables.

Doesn't Gannon fit that description?

The problem with those three is that they are all going to want to be starters, and paid like starters. While they may see the field in a Bills uni, the writing is certainly on the wall that JP will be taking over their job soon enough. The goal, in my mind, is to find a QB who realizes that they are going to have to be a backup. These days, that's not always such a bad thing given injuries and inconsistent play. But let's face it, Holcomb, Couch, and Garcia are going to be looking for starting jobs next year. I think Gannon might actually be a decent choice.

Here's another thread from Steeler Nation. Nothing special about the thread, but I wanted everyone to see this dude's avatar. Holy crap, that's one nasty avatar