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  NFL week one...

  by Aztec in

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  okay noone make fun of me but i am truly *geeked* about my lions this year!

  i scored some really and i mean really cheap tix for todays home opener for my son and i. i have always wanted to get to a home opener and for the first time in my life: i did!!!!

  we had so much fun and i screamed so much that i'm a bit hoarse...lol!

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  The Bears quarterback is a guy named Kordell Stewart, former steeler QB. All I can say to bear fans out there is welcome to hell.

  I think Stewart might be able to do well in the right type of offensive scheme. He is a runner with the ability to make people miss, his passes tend to be inaccurate and he often misses reads and hot routes. If Stewart played on a team that ran the option he could be dangerous, but no pro team is willing to risk their QB in that way. Basically watching Stewart over the years here is what I think he needs.

  1. Running plays designed for him and put in the offence

  2. Never drop back to pass always rolling out to strong or weak side

  3. Short passes only, nothing greater than 15 yards

  4. Simplified reads for blitzes and the such

  5. A team with an extremly strong run game

  Terry
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  NFL week one...

  by Aztec in

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  okay noone make fun of me but i am truly *geeked* about my lions this year!

  i scored some really and i mean really cheap tix for todays home opener for my son and i. i have always wanted to get to a home opener and for the first time in my life: i did!!!!

  we had so much fun and i screamed so much that i'm a bit hoarse...lol!

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  Im a huge life long steelers fan.

  The steelers rocked today, their offence is fab. Next week will be a good test as they go to KC and face what, at least by todays game, appears to be a greatly imporved D and an offense that can throw. I am picking the steelers to win the AFC north but that is not saying much this year. I am not going to get too excited until I see how pittsburgh holds up to another good offensive team.

  I watchted the New York, Rams game. Warner looked tired and confused. Of couse he was nailed several times today as his O-line did little to help him. Overall both teams were less than impressive, but New York looked somewhat better than the rams.

  Terry
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  Football predictions for "egg chasers" (NFL)

  by crownboy in

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  well, the upcoming nfl season is about to start in two days, with my team the new york jets being involved in the opening game.

  now i was a little discouraged when our starting qb chad pennington (the best in the nfl) went down earlier in the preseason with an injury that will keep him out for more than half the season, but fortunately for the jets, they're one of the few nfl teams with a backup qb that can be a quality starter, so i don't expect that we will have much of a drop off with vinny testaverde taking the reigns temporarily.

  he'll surpass 40,000 career passing yards this year, and he also has a stronger arm than does pennington, so look for deep plays to the wide receivers.

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  I am a huge steeler fan, I am picking them to win AFC N but they dont have the secondary to get to the big game.

  Superbowl will consist of Denver Broncos vs. New York Giants, Denver Wins

  Terry
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  "Thou Shalt Conform"

  by forgetmenot in

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  hello all...i hope ya'll have had a good summer and all...mine was (...well...) pretty crappy.

  anyway, i have a new room mate @ my university now.

  it's my fourth one in less than a full year (i think).

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  Have you tried talking to her directly and telling her how you feel? Also, dont worry most born-againers have about a six month life span out of the nest and then they go crazy. By june you might be living with a Bob Marly clone.

  Terry
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  I Want The Earth Plus 5%

  by Pleasuredome in

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  it used to be a happy place, but now there were too many people, too much arguing.

  some had more than they borrowed, but this meant that others had less, since there were only a certain number of coins issued in the first place.

  "there are four things that must be available for paid work to take place:.

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  I read about half of this. Its really to simplistic. The main point to remember is that the government does pull the strings on who much money is printed. And if the dept owed is too much governments can print lots of money, causing inflation, but making the monthly payments much easier. Its called monitizing (sp?) the dept.

  Also, as long as the population grows, the economy grows. So the 5 gold coins owed back to the guy is in the economy at the end of the year, even if it is not there at the begining, theoritically.

  Basically, either monitizing the dept or growing out of it is how governments pay off loans.

  Terry
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  School Lunches... Let's share ideas!!

  by Scully in

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  i'm sure i'm not the only mom here who would love to exchange ideas for kids' school lunches.

  i don't know about anyone else, but my daughters' school (junior kindergarden - grade 8) has a nut-free policy that requires compliance for the good of the kids who have severe allergies to nuts.

  pre-packaged foods have to be carefully examined for even traces of nuts.

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  I personally am fond of beer and cigars, but I am not sure what the school smoking policy is where you live.

  Terry
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  Johnny Depp UPDATE!!!! - major backpeddling

  by closer2fine in

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  original thread: http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/6/58037/1.ashx.

  http://apnews.excite.com/article/20030905/d7tca00o0.html.

  depp says comments were not anti-u.s.. .

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  jelly

  You know out of all the actors that semi-consistantly bash America/Americans JD at least had the curtosey to actually leave the country. I mean at least he is consistant, he does not like it here so he left. I say he is setting a good example for other HW stars.

  Terry
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  Run, Sir Clark, Run...

  by teejay in

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  if he runs, he will be the most qualified of all those who now aspire to the office in 2004. if he runs, general wesley k. clark (ret.

  ) will be the second most qualified person to ever seek the presidency of the u.s. over the past 100 years, second only to the great william jefferson cliinton.

  what follows are excerpts from an article about him in a recent esquire magazine.. he is a remarkable man with an unassailable integrity -- the kind of man that has all the little bushites shaking in their boots.

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  I thought Clinton was a good 'caretaker' president. However, it never ceases to amaze me the liberal lefts support for him.

  • Clinton supported free trade - NAFTA
  • Reformed Welfare
  • Was always blowing something up somewhere

  Clinton was a very moderate democrat, and not much differnt than a moderate republican. thats why I supported him. Why did you guys on the left support him? I mean he did take your party to the right, of course since 9/11 it has ran back to the left and then some.

  Terry
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  US anti-abortionist faces execution

  by ignored_one in

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  us anti-abortionist faces execution

  the first man to face the death penalty in the united states for killing a doctor who performed abortions is to be executed on wednesday.

  paul hill, 49, is due to die by lethal injection in northern florida, following his conviction of the murder of two people outside an abortion clinic in 1994. .

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  or it could have been a joke
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  Run, Sir Clark, Run...

  by teejay in

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  if he runs, he will be the most qualified of all those who now aspire to the office in 2004. if he runs, general wesley k. clark (ret.

  ) will be the second most qualified person to ever seek the presidency of the u.s. over the past 100 years, second only to the great william jefferson cliinton.

  what follows are excerpts from an article about him in a recent esquire magazine.. he is a remarkable man with an unassailable integrity -- the kind of man that has all the little bushites shaking in their boots.

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  I have voted both democrat and republican. My vote depends who they run, and what I feel the country needs at the time. Currently, the only dem that has a snowballs chance is Lieberman, but he probably will not get the nomination; he is a centrist in an increasingly left focused party.

  I would have to see what Clark is all about before I could support him. It is not enough just to attack Bush's policies I need to know what these guys plan to do.

  Terry