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It'd be funny if GS and Sac. stay together but the LA teams get split up...

You just violated one of my primary rules of the workplace -- Never show any individual thought or initiative, or take action without getting the OK from someone that you can pin everything on later...

Can't forget the sig. moves -- loved how Tom Chambers' move was unstoppable. In addition, whenever you played against the Bulls, the AI made sure Jordan only touched the ball once or twice during the entire game. Love that realism...

I remember watching Cripple Fight with my jaw dropped and wondering why it went so freaking long -- although my favorite part of that show, and probably one of highlights of the entire series for me, was when Gloria Aldred called Big Gay Al a homophobe (I'm pretty sure it was the same show -- gays in the Boy Scouts, right? A brilliant episode on so many levels -- the "straight" scout, Al's final speech.). I heard this VH1 special will re-air at 4 p.m. and 11 p.m. Saturday. And which show did Lear help with? The stairway to God or 1776?...

I like Gert's divisions better. Man, would Orlando be a powerhouse in their division -- ugh...

Wow, that's terribly relevant to the argument at hand. HOLY SHIT A TYPO. I guess Tyler could care less about TYPOs now...

I work at home collecting unemployment checks since I moved back to PA...

I'm content with the rules as they are...

Just saw the tape -- Man was that funny. I don't like crank calls, but callers that get through to news organizations are the only exception to this rule for me. It looks like Dan wants to either kill whoever let Janks on the air or laugh out loud. Oh, and I lost even more respect for ESPN when watching the 1 a.m. SportsCenter. They did a Top 10 Bloopers of the postseason, and the two anchors were trying to be funny when showing these "highlights." Too bad they didn't include Patrick's "blooper." I mean, that would have been great -- they could have included it in with the actual Bartman faux pas. Bitches can't even take a moment to laugh at themselves...

But I thought Bush was the only one using the "Patriotism" gimmick?...

But will Williams have someone else's semen in his undies? In a way I can understand Williams not wanting to sue Romo right away when he was still playing since it would be more of a distraction to all the players. Now that Romo's done -- UNLEASH THE HOUNDS! (err, lawyers) If I were Williams' lawyers, I'd go after the Raiders under the argument they allowed this kind of behavior to go unchecked. Hell, take on the league -- that's where the big $$$ is, not with a player...

Maybe Williams wasn't that good and Romo was just acting in the team's best interests...

Oh. I thought this was going to be about Bush getting some prostate work done or something...

Then I'll arrive at your house with a shotgun...

Some people would move to India just for that alone...

But it's none of our business if Bonds hits the roids -- Barry said so...

When I was in high school chem, I spilled some substance on me that turned my skin green for a few weeks. That's all...

Williams ought to sue the Raiders organization if he really wants to get paid...

Yep, new stadiums sure make teams more competitive...

If this keeps Disney from making more crappy straight-to-DVD-sequels, then I'm all for it. And how come PC makers don't sue movies/TV shows since it seems that all the villians use them while the hereos use Macs?... Source. LOS ANGELES, California (Reuters) -- George, George, George of the Jungle, watch out for that -- lawsuit! Bulldozer maker Caterpillar Inc. wants to bury Walt Disney Co.'s "George of the Jungle 2" movie, which it alleges in a lawsuit filed late Tuesday in Federal Court in Peoria, Illinois, infringes on its trademarks. The heavy equipment giant contended in the suit that the straight-to-DVD project about the hapless jungle man battling "bulldozing bullies" puts Caterpillar in a bad light, the Peoria Journal Star said Wednesday. Peoria-based Caterpillar confirmed the suit against Disney's distribution arm Buena Vista Entertainment and Disney said it respected Caterpillar but that the suit was groundless. "We expect the audience will view these sequences for their comedic value and not take them seriously," a spokesman said. The movie due to be released October 21 pits George against an industrialist seeking to destroy the jungle. Brendan Fraser starred in the 1997 movie based on the 1960s television series about a dimwitted king of the jungle who repeatedly crashes into trees while swinging through the jungle on vines. That inspired the popular chorus to the theme song, "Watch out for that tree!" In the sequel George, played by Chris Showerman, fights "bulldozing bullies" who drive Caterpillar equipment. That could have a "negative impact on children that view the movie" for the bulldozer maker and its line of toys, the newspaper quoted Caterpillar as charging.

Bullsh*t. There's plenty of white RB's. Tommy Banks Greg Comella Brock Forsey Nick Goings Chris Hetherington Travis Jervey Jared McGrath Ben Miller Casey Moore Brennan Ochs Chad Pierson Josh Ranek Stephen Trejo Now tell me you don't have one or two of these guys on your fantasy team?...

Like they didn't lose enough money with "Gigli"...

I liked it. J better not have done anything to the cat at the start of the movie (we never know for sure). And why in the heck would anyone take a dog like the one that was in the movie to a freaking camp? If that were me at the movie's beginning I would know something was wrong since all my cats would be hiding under the bed if Jason was hiding in my broom closet...

Once again...They have owners that give a shit about winning...who are willing to spend. Being a Cincy native, you should know a thing or two about owners spending to win, huh?...

I was a salary cap fan in high school, but then I got out in the real world and that opinion changed. Could baseball use some form of revenue sharing to make some cellar dwellers "more competitive"? Probably. But who is to guarantee that these MLB welfare queens would do anything with the money besides pocket it? Oh, and my definition of "small/large" market is based on area population. I'd consider St. Louis a mid-size market...