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I just realized that Cincinnati is my team defense on the TSM Yahoo League. Drinks are on the house!

Redeemed himself on that drive (three rushes, 28 yards, TD). If the line tires, McNabb better watch out. He's getting great protection right now, but you can see the lack of mobility he has. Why didn't the Eagles sign a kicker this week? Simoneau blows the PAT, but really, is it his fault?

Is it more because of his injury or his playing? I haven't seen that game so I was wondering why Detmer is warming up <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Dierdorf says it's his groin. McNabb has thrown six consecutive incompletions, so the genius Andy Reid decides to keep him in there and run 20 passing plays as opposed to six running plays in the game so far. ----------- I swear to god, Kerry Collins is such GARBAGE and the CBS guys are completely ignoring it. He just underthrew Moss on an easy in route, causing Moss to stop a few yards short, slipped backward while getting hit by Michael Lewis...and the announcers said that it was his fault for "bobbling the ball".

We've got Eagles/Raiders on CBS...nothing else until the afternoon. Cowboys/Niners on FOX later today. CBS counters with Pats/Steelers. EDIT: Koy Detmer is throwing like a mofo on the sidelines. Bad news if you're starting McNabb in fantasy leagues.

The last recorded seating capacity at Yankee Stadium is 57,545. They're averaging near or close to 50,000 per game.

Two immediate thoughts... --Minnesota should be higher; well, at least ahead of Notre Dame and the Vols if they don't flat-out win tomorrow night. --I don't see how Texas Tech can move up if they beat KANSAS next week. You have the lowest ranking of Tech that I've seen...and with good reason. Good rankings this week.

Strong loses to Danielson, no real damage done. On the other hand, it seems that Rudo is basing his views on similar incidences in other U.S. promotions. Sapolsky likes to book the top two levels of workers together, rotating guys in and out when there's a key arrival or departure (everything from the midcard down is middling stuff). Here, just because a challenger loses, doesn't mean he's now booked into the "upper mid-carder of doom" position where he's now a ally to AmDrag or whatever. Yes, Strong will lose, will take Danielson to his absolute limit, but even in a loss will hold the distinction of the SotF winner. Even the laziest booker can now program five new feuds with Strong, pairing him with each guy that he 'beat'. The ideal scenario (or my scenario), is booking Strong to go over all five wrestlers again in various shows leading to Dragon/Strong II in about six months. Those wins WILL matter. Do the title change there and that win matters. By that time, Danielson will have gone through the gauntlet of challengers. EDIT: Hope that made sense.

mp3 of the intro to Hells Bells. EDIT: If someone calls long enough, it completes the first verse. It hasn't happened... yet.

Steve Austin in Beyond The Mat. Hilarious.

Yes. They're probably the most consistent out of the remaining conferences, but there are still "off years" for that conference.

Ha!

Bulls sign Songaila to a two-year deal (player option for second year)

Oh fuck it, I'm cheering my ass off for the Phillies for Victorino's sake.

Nick left me his selection... Jermaine O'Neal. What, you thought I could resist?

The same thing happened with my computer when switching between computers. Go to the iPod Updater executable on your computer, and click "update". The problem is usually because of the host computer having a version of iTunes or iPod software that has been changed since the last time the iPod was used on that host. If this doesn't work, try downloading the newest iPod updater from the Apple website, then updating everything again. If that doesn't work, refer to the iPod support page on connecting to a PC or MAC. More specifically, this page.

What OS do you have?

Arizona Cardinals: Jim Bakken, 1,380 points (1962-78). Atlanta Falcons: Morten Andersen, 620 points (1995-2000). Baltimore Ravens: Matt Stover,1,001 points (1996-2004). Buffalo Bills: Steve Christie, 1,011 points (1992-2000). Carolina Panthers: John Kasay, 843 points (1995-2004). Chicago Bears: Kevin Butler, 1116 points (1985-1995). Cincinnati Bengals: Jim Breech, 1,151 points (1980-92). Cleveland Browns: Lou Groza, 1,608 points, (1946-1949 AAFC, 1950-1959, 1961-1967 NFL). Dallas Cowboys: Emmitt Smith, 986 points (1990-2002). Denver Broncos: Jason Elam, 1,442 points (1993-2004). Detroit Lions: Jason Hanson, 1,336 points (1992-2004). Green Bay Packers: Don Hutson, 823 points (1935-1945). Houston Texans: Kris Brown, 237 points (2001-2004) Indianapolis Colts: Mike Vanderjagt, 874 points (1998-2004). Jacksonville Jaguars: Mike Hollis, 764 points (1995-2001). Kansas City Chiefs: Nick Lowery, 1,466 points (1980-1993). Miami Dolphins: Garo Yepremian, 830 points (1970-1978). New England Patriots: Gino Cappelletti, 1,130 points (1960-1970). Minnesota Vikings: Fred Cox, 1,365 points (1963-77). New Orleans Saints: Morten Andersen, 1,318 points (1982-1994). New York Giants: Pete Gogolak, 646 points (1966-1974). New York Jets: Pat Leahy, 1,470 points (1974-1991). Oakland Raiders: George Blanda, 863 points, (1967-1975). Philadelphia Eagles: Bobby Walston, 881 points (1951-1962). Pittsburgh Steelers: Gary Anderson, 1,343 points (1982-1994). St. Louis Rams: Mike Lansford, 789 points (1982-1990). San Diego Chargers: John Carney, 1,060 points (1990-2000). San Francisco 49ers: Jerry Rice, 1,130 points (1985-2000). Seattle Seahawks: Norm Johnson, 810 points (1982-1990). Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Martin Gramatica, 592 points (1993-2004). Tennessee Titans: Al Del Greco, 1,060 points (1991-2000). Washington Redskins: Mark Moseley, 1,207 points, (1974-1986). Credit to ProFootballHOF.com, with a little copy & paste credit to me. They have all types of franchise firsts and records on each indivudal page, hence the ten extra minutes of copying everything together. The Texans didn't have a listed scorer, so I did some searching and calculated it to be Kris Brown. EDIT: They acknowledged that the lineage of the old Browns stays with the expansion Browns. Convenient, I guess. EDIT #2: This is not taking into account 2005 statistics, so it is possible that Mare passed Yepremian (nice, spelled it correctly on the first try).

I'm not defending Palmeiro by saying this, but it was sworn testimony at a appeal hearing concerning his suspension. First, it wasn't supposed to see the light of day. Second, if what Tejada gave to him was illegal (which it reportedly wasn't), then he has the right to throw anyone else under the bus. From what Raffy said, he wasn't sure what he had taken, so he's right in his own mind to blame Tejada for the "false positive". The timeline for everything is correct - it's just that Palmeiro is a fucking liar even if it were true. Again, just saying.

Exactly, though. Would YOU trust that bullpen? Hudson pitched eight scoreless innings and we couldn't put a run on the board to justify going to our bullpen. EDIT: VICTORINO!

Damn, when I noticed the bye in the kkk league, I completely ignored THIS contest... Penn State Minnesota N.C. State Ohio State Boston College Wyoming Western Michigan Virginia Tech Nevada Wisconsin Memphis USC LSU Tulane EDIT:...and for completist's sake, I would've picked Utah.

137. Conan as Department Store Santa. Which leads me to... 138. Conan climbing into a tree to fool his bird-watching group's rivals who now think they see a new species.

There is your "out". If people's feelings get hurt in the long run, tell the second friend that the ROH friend asked you first - it's the reason I'd give. In regards to this thread, it looks like Wrestlemania 22 will fall in line with my family (and extended family's) vacation in California. That is, unless, the recognized 2006 Spring Break doesn't end on the same weekend as Mania, whereas then I'm safe and able to go on both trips. They better not make me choose.

The Alpha Males Deux select... Amare Stoudemire. Up next... 909, Sandman, then Barron.

Outlaws v. Road Warriors v. Miracle Violence Connection The Road Warriors squash the Outlaws to begin (doomsday device on Gunn). The Warriors eventually defeat MVC after a Animal powerslam on Gordy. Outsiders v. Midnight Express vs Hardy Boys. The Outsiders throw around both teams like rag dolls, but the MX and Hardys decide on combining their efforts to eliminate the Outsiders - Swanton on Hall wins the first fall. Lane uses the ropes to pin Jeff and win the match. Steiners v. Brainbusters v. Eliminators. Match keeps at a long, but steady pace until Kronus and Rick Steiner are tagged in. Kronus gets CREAMED by Rick - the Steiners go to town on him and finish with a Steinerline. Saturn goes low on Rick after the bell, Total Elimination on Rick, while leaves a distracted Scott prone to a Arn/Tully beatdown and a spike piledriver to finish.

Okay, so they didn't do THAT bad, but still... Quoted for future reference. Are you trying to humiliate me? I thought you were a Braves fan, bravesfan. That fills my quota of using the search engine. It's all in good fun though, Mik.