Special K

The season in review show is airing at 1:30 AM Thursday morning on ESPN2. What a great time slot, huh.

Geez, Cantankerous! dont be so.................cantankerous!

I know its early to make a prediction, but how should the Bills handle the kick return situation? Obviously, its a good problem to have, and there might not be a wrong answer, but I think the Bills should put both of them back deep on returns. Given opposing teams tendency to kick away from McGee, this lineup would make that strategy a little more difficult to accomplish. Teams would, in effect, be forced to "pick their poison". This could work on punt returns with Parrish and McKelvin as well. On the flip side, could it be time to take McGee off the return unit as a matter of injury prevention?

I'm looking at the development of McCargo and Poz in the center of the defense, and just how much the acquisition of Marcus Stroud will help make these two true impact players in defending the run.

My initial thought was no, but everyone makes stupid mistakes when they are 11. He should be considered a Bills fan*

I'll go with Poz going over the 200 tackle mark. With the added beef to the interior line, this should free him up to be a very productive MLB. If he stays healthy, he would need to average 13 a game(12.5 actually) to reach this milestone. I don't think thats out of the question...difficult but not impossible.

And if we would rely on her other "assets": http://www.haven4gamerz.com/wp-content/upl...ley_in_furs.jpg We would have twice the depth!

Yes, but then we would have no depth!!

For those of you that might not have heard this yet, Yahoo.com had a special clip of Carlin talking about what he would want his obituary to be from a radio interview in 1997. Here it is: http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/pop...13&src=news

He was my absolute favorite comedian. I remember watching his HBO comedy specials as a kid in the eighties and ninety's, and his most recent HBO specials were just as good. He never lost his edge, no person or topic was safe from his remarks, and they just don't make comedians like him anymore. Truly a comic genius and a legend that will be missed.

If you needed more evidence of Kyle Busch being a d-bag, I give you today's truck race: http://youtube.com/watch?v=le5hSojQ6VI

I know he's shot lower scores, and has been more dominating in other rounds, but under the circumstances with the bad knee, long layoff, etc. he couldn't have been more spectacular. What a wonderful evening of watching golf! If you didn't see it, make sure you catch the highlights--this will be talked about for years to come. I've watched Tiger his entire career, and I have never been more amazed than I was tonight.

Everybody at my work knows what a die-hard Bills fan I am, and on Monday's during the season they can't wait to see me when the Bills lose and they hate to see me when the Bills win. Also, I have a Bills liscence plate displayed proudly on the front of my car. One time, I was being hasseled by a cop in a parking lot, and I said to him "Officer, I haven't done anything wrong.'' he responded "I'll give you a ticket for having that Bills plate on the front of your car!!" RIP Russ......and GO BILLS!

Its jokes like this that makes me think you need a colonic.

Relax....follow your avatar and smoke some chronic. (Sorry, couldn't resist.)

I think you've drank too many gin and tonic's.

Judge for yourself:

He has had several on-track incidents this year, most notably blatantly wrecking Dale Jr. out of first place with two laps to go in a race. Not to mention the general running of the mouth and whining that occurs whenever a member of the media puts a mic in his general vicinity.

Since you are not a NASCAR fan, I'll let it slide that you didn't know Kyle Busch is a gigantic d-bag not worthy of the respect you are giving him. He had trouble in the Nationwide race on Saturday and is currently in dead last in the Cup race due to an accident that was clearly his fault that he tried to blame on his spotter over the team radio communications. To me, it wasn't a smart descision for a guy leading in the points in the Cup series to try such a stunt. In the end, its going to end up costing him in the most important of the three series. He should have skipped the Saturday race, IMO, but I enjoyed watching him fail.

If you were in that position, would you want them to try to squeeze your nards throught the chair after pouring cold water on them, or would you want them to cut the deck chair in half???

Actually, it would be half of that, because those payouts reflect $2 bets not $1 bets. Still, $39,500 still deserves a

I guess Big Brown needed his steroid injection after all, Mr Dutrow.

http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn/viewtopic.php?t=420003 Allen Wilson talks up the Bills in the article as to how this is the most talented team Jauron has put on the field, but when you get down to the season prediction, it says the Bills will go 5-11 and finish third in the AFC East. I really don't care about people's predictions, but it was surprising to me because the tone of the article would lead you to believe he would have more optimism for the coming season, then he drops that bomb at the end of the article. Although, thinking about it now, it does say Sporting News prediction--maybe its not his personal prediction?

Wow! I was somewhat shocked to hear that Flip Saunders was fired as Pistons head coach today. Does this come as a surprise to any of you Pistons fans out there?

Two points on the move of the Sonics: 1. How could the prior owner of the Sonics(I believe the founder of Starbucks?), a Seattle man, sell the team to someone from Ok. City...a town pushing to land an NBA franchise of its own? What did he think the guy was going to do? He should have never sold the team to this guy if he cared at all about the city that helped make him rich. 2. Why would Stern approve the sale of the team--because he was upset with the city of Seattle because they wouldn't pony up the money to build a new arena. The city had already publicly funded a new football and baseball stadium, so Stern felt his league deserved a piece of this action as well. When he didn't get his way, he couldn't have been happier to approve the sale of the Sonics to someone who wouldn't keep the francise in Seattle. A pretty childish and selfish move, to say the least.