MrRant

I point my finger at Jim Brown anytime I can. I hate that bastard so much.

Bills and Dolphins should not switch as Miami lost against a relatively bad Texans while the Bills lost to a good team in Miami so Buffalo should be higher.

It'd be better without all the mindless questions.

Gnomes and the depression arguments.

2003 Power Rankings: Week 4 1 Chiefs 3-0-0 2 Buccaneers 2-1-0 3 Colts 3-0-0 4 Broncos 3-0-0 5 Seahawks 3-0-0 6 Bills 2-1-0 7 Vikings 3-0-0 8 Titans 2-1-0 9 Dolphins 2-1-0 10 Steelers 2-1-0 11 Panthers 2-0-0 12 Patriots 2-1-0 13 Giants 2-1-0 14 Ravens 2-1-0 15 Rams 1-2-0 16 Redskins 2-1-0 17 49ers 1-2-0 18 Eagles 0-2-0 19 Packers 1-2-0 20 Raiders 1-2-0 21 Browns 1-2-0 22 Saints 1-2-0 23 Falcons 1-2-0 24 Cowboys 1-1-0 25 Lions 1-2-0 26 Cardinals 1-2-0 27 Jets 0-3-0 28 Texans 1-2-0 29 Jaguars 0-3-0 30 Bengals 0-3-0 31 Chargers 0-3-0 32 Bears 0-2-0 ------------------- Thuoughts? My disagreement is with the Rams being ranked above the Redskins and a WINLESS Eagles being ranked above teams with a win.

You witless xenophobe... If you can post your black hate I can post my Jew hate.

What it start to be on the box "18-20 GB" and "37 - 40GB" etc.

It made no sense to leave out the Star Trek moniker before so it's good to see them putting it back in so people know that it's actually part of the franchise.

Arizona Cardinals at St. Louis Rams Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns Jacksonville Jaguars at Houston Texans New England Patriots at Washington Redskins Philadelphia Eagles at Buffalo Bills San Francisco 49ers at Minnesota Vikings Tennessee Titans at Pittsburgh Steelers - Lock Kansas City Chiefs at Baltimore Ravens San Diego Chargers at Oakland Raiders Atlanta Falcons at Carolina Panthers Dallas Cowboys at New York Jets Detroit Lions at Denver Broncos Indianapolis Colts at New Orleans Saints Green Bay Packers at Chicago Bears (MNF) The [LOCK OF THE WEEK] options go to: Tennessee Titans @ Pittsburgh Steelers Jacksonville Jaguars at Houston Texans God this is a horrid week to pick.

They are really going to be mad when they discover that if they format the drive a certain way they lose even more space. Morons.

Umm... No. If you payed attention you would know this is the first time since 1998 and second since 1986.

Quit changing your name every week you motherfucking bastard. Banky doing it weekly is irritating enough without having a fucktard like you copy everyone to try and be cool. Of course an asshole with a different name is still an asshole. Go stand outside of your "house" and look for cops motherfucker.

MrRant - Play mostly ESPN NFL though so if you want to play a game. Hit me up. I don't use voice... I hate listening to someone breathe.

Well it makes sense. After all Worms > Jews. And yes for all you uptight and reactionary fucktards there is sarcasm in the post.

Well a horny 13 yr old can pick out a pair of boobs pretty quick.

that's from the ALA website. What do they have against Where's Waldo? Racial profiling? Maybe if Waldo was black....

But...but... it's RACIST~! But in a good way of saying how it's wrong.

The HELL?

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It could still affect his jumping ability as well as his speed. I don't think it's catastrophic or anything.

The Vikings are the team I would be most leery of in terms of whether they live up to it. Bad backs for Moss and Culpepper aren't good.

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OS/2 is still used in some back office apps for some corporations I believe. It is very expensive to migrate stuff to other OSes.

Multiple browser windows in one browser. I have 3 different sites open right now in Mozilla (TSM, ESPN and TivoCommunity) and I have tabs for each at the top instead of a crap load of IE windows at the bottom of the page.