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Letting them score so we can hurry up & score.

Havin' fun out there.

The Espn crew is awful no matter who the quarterbacks are.

CSN - Almost Cut My Hair

Not quite how it works.

Kobe Bryant.

The new Mac Lethal comes pretty close to passing Ali's 'Truth' for my number two spot. It might by the end of the year, after further listens.

Must've been Ted Thompson's naptime.

He's also lacking Harding's actual (as opposed to rhetorical) compassion.

I'm not masachostic enough to think through a list of these but Limp Bizkit's cover of 'Behind Blue Eyes' is the worst.

Neil Young songs: 1. Roll Another Number 2. Powderfinger 3. Razor Love 4. Only Love Can Break Your Heart 5. Like A Hurricane

Will the folks at the Democratic Convention embarass every non-drooling American with their own rendition of "FLIP-FLOP!!!" next year?

Instead he chose to combine Harding's blindness to corruption with Nixon's incredibly thin-skinned & naively vindictive personality and a retardedly warped version of Teddy Roosevelt's foreign policy

It's pretty dumb, man.

Super Bowl hasn't happened yet, cabbageboy.

None of it is 'really good'.

They made the goddam Super Bowl.

I lived near the Celebration for awhile.

Indeed. But on the bright side, Super Bowl XXXII rematch part III! Although, the most interesting part of that game is going to be how empty Mile High is going to look with the World Series in town- especially if the Rockies are winning in five. Will we let them score a touchdown so we can hurry up & try to score one ourselves?

Thanks for totally overshadowing my legitimate point about us being in debt past our hairline for generations & paying taxes like the government's a hooker, Mike.

I really fail to see how this version is any different/worse than the 1988 stuff.

Brother Ali - Uncle Sam Goddamn

What kind of person would have watched the NLCS but not the ALCS?

Technically, the Archives have started already with the two live discs recently released. The first box set "will" be released next February.

The media is now finally starting to report how much Bush's wars will actually cost. The reports are that the combined costs of Iraq & Afghanistan (with obvious emphasis largely on Iraq, the near-singlular focus of this Administration) will reach 2.4 trillion dollars. This, however, only covers up to 2017 and does not include the billions in benefits (unless future leaders cut benefits for soldiers) to the veterans & their dependants. This WILL top 3 trillion dollars. This will have been ABSOLUTELY the biggest government in our history.