southsider2k5

Xerxes might have been in that bunch too.

Virgil, who the f*** is Virgil?

Jud Buechler the all time Trillions leader with 55

Quick, it will be epic.

NO way dude.

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/la-sp-h...urce=feedburner

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Dec 27, 2010 -> 04:54 PM) Adding in the Yao step only makes sense if the Rockets really like Deng and the Nuggets don't want him. It really doesn't make things that much easier otherwise. It was pretty clear in the off-season that Denver didn't want Deng. No idea what the interest level of Houston would, or wouldn't, be. I will say Houston is really weak at the 3.

Latin is easier to translate.

One interesting name I have seen come up today is Yao. Apparently the Rockets are marketing him as an expiring deal. I wonder if there is a way to make a three way work with the Rockets to get Yao to Denver, and Carmelo to the Bulls?

QUOTE (NorthSideSox72 @ Dec 27, 2010 -> 04:27 PM) That was my entire point in my plan - read what I posted, and then look at the 787. The great, great majority of time and effort goes into just getting them into production. After that, its quite easy, relatively. For example, look at the extended 747's they are pumping out. That was a pretty quick turn to get those going, and that required airframe changes. If you are just going with existing design, the ramp time is miniscule compared to starting from the drawing board (literally). So who exactly is going to leave a production line sit at all of these different defense companies on the off chance that we need more after the program is mothballed? Otherwise, you are starting over again.

QUOTE (2nd_city_saint787 @ Dec 27, 2010 -> 04:20 PM) they were about to throw 6 mill at kerry wood, they can and should spend it on a starter in FA, like freddy garcia then you got Buehrle Jackson Floyd Garcia Sale No they weren't.

Jumping gehosphat.

QUOTE (NorthSideSox72 @ Dec 27, 2010 -> 03:57 PM) Also should have added, this method allows you to quickly ramp up into more recent technologies if or when the need arrives, because you already have a fully designed, vetted and tested platform - just need to rebuild the assembly lines, which is relatively easy (compared to the early development and testing phases). Exactly how long does it take to "ramp up" an F-22 building program? Just watching how long it has taken to get 787 rolling off of an assembly room floor has been a horrifying site.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Dec 27, 2010 -> 03:23 PM) The Grizzlies have Marc Gasol and Hasheem Thabeet as their Centers, with Zach Randolph and Darrell Arthur as their PF's, and someone named Hamed Haddadi as their 3rd C. Randolph's contract is huge and expiring, Gasol is not under contract next year but they may have his rights as well. The other guys are young, of the sort that they might not be thrilled to move. Thabeet's salary is about $5 million, Arthur and Haddadi are around $1 million. Randolph ought to be interesting as a FA>

QUOTE (Jenksismyb**** @ Dec 27, 2010 -> 03:18 PM) Ugh, I hate Lebron so much now. Easily becoming the A-Rod of basketball: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/truehoop/mia...tory?id=5960277 What an idiot.

Hell no.

Don't bother.

Zero tolerance would fix the problem.

XXX backstreet boys porn woudl be a good punishment.

Very correct, but I had to stay in line.

That is true.

No thanks to Navarro.

Loser is more like it.

Jaime Navarro was a bad pitcher.

QUOTE (DrunkBomber @ Dec 27, 2010 -> 09:28 AM) Theyve been talking about the Bears game all morning on ESPN. I guess you need to play an east coast team to get that kind of coverage. I was at the game yesterday and a few things that caught my attention were, the Jets pass rush or lack thereof. I was shocked to see how much time Jay was getting to throw behind our line. The Jets secondary is brutal. Revis had Bennett covered pretty well but Knox and company torched the rest of the secondary, especially Cromartie. Its also amazing to see what Cutler can do when he has time to throw. When he steps into his throws theyre basically always right on target. He also did a good job moving around and giving his receivers time to get open. Despite the big day from our passing game we still have issues at WR. Lots of dropped passes and giving up on routes. Julius Peppers is big. It was funny listening to Phil Simms talk about how the Bears haven't seen a pass rush like the Jets (hello Giants game), and then seeing the Bears line just man-handle the Jets D.