MrRant

Whoops. Gilbert Arenas

I don't think that counts. This thread would be more for shows that didn't get an chance to build an audience despite an slowly growing viewership. Not a "Shows that got the shafted" thread like Star Trek: TOS.

If it had more than two seasons then the show wasn't "cancelled" prematurely. Edit: Changed was to wasn't.

I signed up.

What? No "If the hurricane hits NO again, then both Bush and God hate black people" jokes?

I'll play if there is a spot.

RAYCIST~! Wait... are Costa Ricans black? If so.... COSTA RICANIST~!

Bad news... they didn't finish the job.

Yeah. It's pretty sad when the Dutch can hack you. I mean... it's the DUTCH.

This was briefly touched upon in the NHL to OLN thread: Less Joe Morgan is a good thing folks.

If you're Muslim....

News Corp (FOX) bought DirecTV. A few years ago.

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I hope the Falcons don't win the division just because I don't like them or Michael Vick since they haven't proven themselves and I don't put Vick on the level of Culpepper or McNabb as a two feature threat (even though Culpepper and McNabb don't run as much as Vick but Vick doesn't throw as much as those two). Vick 321 passing attempts for 2313yds which is a 7.2yd avg. He also had 120 rushing attempts for 902yds with a 7.6yd avg Culpepper had 548 attempts for 4717yds which is a 8.6yd avg and 88 rushing attempts for 406yds with a 4.6yd avg McNabb had 469 passing attempts for 3875yrds which is a 8.26yd avg and 41 rushing attempts for 220yds with a 5.4yd avg. So if you add up offensive attempts you have totals of: McNabb - 8.02 yds per attempt Vick - 7.29yds per attempt Culpepper - 8.05yds per attempt. I'd be more worried about McNabb or Culpepper as they both average more offensive yards per attempt than Vick does so those two would be the better two weapon threat IMO.

Perhaps in cities of 80,000+ where there are lots of bus routes and longer house but in cities of smaller size, a car very much needed due to various businesses and things like grocery stores being farther apart.

Disagree. I think there would still be criticsm of how the state and federal goverment had brain farts on multiple issues relating to the issue as they would point out that Kanye didn't know what he was talking about if you look at the time they had to prepare and get people out etc.

So you agree that he has not asked to talk a bit on another show or offer to come on one of the day time shows? Point proven then.

I'm sure he could ask to talk for a few minutes. Has he tried? Likely answer? No.

Oh I do. I'm fine with criticism of what's going down in NO. However the timing was wrong. Get on Today or Leno or something and voice your opinion but a telethon is the wrong venue.

But he is all 5 of those. He's just another moron celeb trying to voice their own politics at inappropriate times.

Oh BS. You basically said everything he said was just fine instead of just being there to raise money for the Hurricane affected but then snuck in a "but he probably should have saved the Bush comment". He should have shut his mouth, read from the prompter and saved any and all other comments for another interview.

I swear Ripper should work as PR man for black people. They can do no wrong.

Or I can sign up though my knowledge of players is at the minimum (I can never remember most names) but I can read stats.

Oil bubble?

Rudi may sit out year Cincinnati Post: "The agent for Bengals running back Rudi Johnson has reportedly told the team that his client will sit out next season rather than play for the one-year deal that comes with designation as a franchise http://www.cincypost.com/2005/01/22/beng01-22-2005.html Jets unlikely to deal for Moss Newark Star-Ledger (Scroll Down) (registration required): "There are rumbling in Minnesota that WR Randy Moss wants out. But Jets coach Herman Edwards is too big on character to take on someone like Moss." http://www.nj.com/jets/ledger/index.ssf?/b...75509242670.xml Gannon on the move? Orlando Sentinel (registration required) (Scroll Down): "Oakland has serious salary-cap issues, and it's likely they'll have to release quarterback Rich Gannon, who is due to earn $8 million in 2005. This, of course, will perk up the ears of Buccaneers Coach Jon Gruden, who never met an aging, over-the-hill Raider he didn't like." http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/orl-...ports-headlines Cowboys may bring back Testaverde Fort Worth Star-Telegram (Scroll Down) (registration required): "The Cowboys have expressed interest in bringing back 2004 starting quarterback Vinny Testaverde. There is a question of whether he would come back as a starter or a backup." http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/sports/football/10708435.htm