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Hey stupid ass: This means that the price was too high to get who we wanted. If he did something and it was deemed to be "too much" you'd be the first one posting what a dumbass KW is. I think he's trying but doesn't want to give up the wrong thing. Oh, BTW, who the hell is Freddy Garcia? And, there's still tomorrow.

All the sports are hilarious. Baseball, hockey are especially funny.

Jurassic, People are DYING to see this team elevate it's status, and in the middle of a 5 game losing streak, it's becoming apparent what the holes are. People are desparate to see a weak division for the taking, and management needs to do something, now. Hence, it's a little sensitive right now if people think we're not doing anything. I know you know all this, but your "edit" comment made me say this anyway.

Don't tell him to take his mask off

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Isn't Dallas great? I live 30 seconds away from DFW. Storms are about the only time you don't hear planes. And sometimes even then you do.

I agree with that. But if you put Hannity and Moore and Limbaugh in a room, who would come out alive? (There is no good answer).

depends on who your provider is. most of them have links to scores throughout the game.

I guess that's my issue with the Dems this year. The message is: Vote for Change. But what have the Dems really nominated this year? For such unity, the Dems have put someone that voted for the war in Iraq, and now says it was wrong (they had access to the same intelligence). And worse then that a NYTIMES/CBS poll (two of the most liberal papers out there) says that over 80% are against the Iraq war... but again, he voted for it. Then, they have a candidate who was a "war hero" (I don't mean that lightly - he was there and that's awesome) who turned around and came home and admitted committing war crimes (woah... Iraq, anyone)? This party, as I just said, is against this war, and frankly against most wars. That's good if they believe that, but if that's the case, the Democratic Party should have put the man with their truest beliefs on that stage: Howard Dean. At least they would have had a candidate that supports all of their stances. Right now, they don't. They traded "electability" for their true stances, and I think that is cause for great concern. At the very least, it's all interesting how quickly John Kerry rose up in light of all these issues. Is it ok to trade "electability" for the real issues?

A few of the high school stadiums here are 8000+, and a couple are 10000+ (and no, I'm not talking about Cowboy Stadium). Dallas people are nuts about their football. (and probably some other things, too)

I hate to prey on Magg's injury, but from the Sox standpoint, that is the best thing that could have happened for those thinking past this season and his chances of staying a Sox.

Settings in your web browser to "remember" things.

My wife went to Permian for 3 years and transferred to Odessa High her senior year. But I really don't pay attention to it too much, but I'm sure 15-20 years from now, I might.

And all the other moves this year doesn't say that Maggs is gone anyway? Unless no one wants to take a chance on him because of his injury now, he's as good as gone anyway.

Not to mention he falls down on his bike every time he goes riding it around his ranch. Last time I looked, that part of Texas wasn't THAT hilly.

Woah. Mark this down. I am in 100% agreement with Mr. Kerry on this issue.

And don't you forget it, either, bub.

That's just scary.

Yea, I thought it was great humor.

They'll leave the light on for ya, even your pet.

That's because you only have corn fields, and they have 10,000 lakes that freeze over when it's colder then a witches tit in the middle of winter. What else are they supposed to do, eh?

what the hell were you doing there? Bad child!

Minnesota, without a doubt. It's Texas's football equivalent and Indiana's basketball equivalent.

naaah, he'd just tell the judges to f*** off and vote for Bush.

BTW, Best line of the DNC: "But you know the old saying: you win some, you lose some. And then there's that little-known third category." Al Gore 7/26/04