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QUOTE(FlaSoxxJim @ Nov 28, 2006 -> 06:03 AM) Happy Fists? I'll take a nice pop culture reference with a twist

QUOTE(sox4lifeinPA @ Nov 27, 2006 -> 10:32 PM) wait... If I hopped a SW flight tomorrow I could just sit wherever? You will receive a boarding pass number based on when you arrive for your flight. When your number is called, board the flight and take any seat. My personal favorite is the second row (first facing forward) window, There will be a 6" ledge against the side for you to stretch out and put your feet. There will be someone facing you, but will be better looking, so it's all good.

Let's pee in the corner, Let's pee in the spotlight.

Getting in late,. Happy Birthday!!

QUOTE(sox4lifeinPA @ Nov 26, 2006 -> 09:27 PM) my f***ing roommate snores like a pregnant walrus.... i cant wait to move. I thought you would have a non-f***ing roommate. BTW, how do you know what a pregnant walrus snores like?

I can see many places where Foxx would not be a hypocrite in this I can do it, but you can't scenario. Red can call Eric a dumbass, but would probably object if Bob called Eric a dumbass. In the throes of passion, you could possibly call your wife a slut but may have a problem if PA did. I have a friend that refers to himself as a dumb Pollock, but I am certain would be hurt if I did in a certain may. A certain way. Here is another factor, the same words can be used in many ways. As noted earlier, Richards was probably using those words to hurt. Foxx can use it and it's almost like a secret password with the people that share that same race. Someone outside the group uses the same word, it can have an entirely different meaning and an entirely different reaction. I don't see hypocrisy with Foxx. I see someone trying to gather some publicity, maybe a little "street cred" before jumping in his Mercedes, but not hypocrisy.

QUOTE(Rooftop Shots @ Nov 25, 2006 -> 07:45 PM) And little early Buehrle came to spring training very early, and said "Last year my pitches needed a guide!!" Another genius of rock poetry

QUOTE(sox4lifeinPA @ Nov 25, 2006 -> 04:01 PM) Who puts up their dukes anymore? vs. I love the sweet jazz sounds myself . . .

QUOTE(southsider2k5 @ Nov 24, 2006 -> 10:17 PM) He should have just tasered their asses. That would have been funny, he's not funny

interesting story.

I'm coming out, I'm a lesbian. I don't even need to ask. Seems kind of silly to me to care who someone is having sex with.

Sell Outs all over Texas. The McAllen High Bulldog game sold over 5,000 tickets in a couple hours.

http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews....xml&src=rss In U.S., women go wild for hunting

Bonds to the A's it's all coming together and MLB is pulling the strings

Salaries are always going up. When 2010 rolls around and Pujols has a new contract he'll be far ahead of C-Lee. And in a couple seasons, someone with less stats than Lee will surpass him. Always happens.

QUOTE(Leonard Zelig @ Nov 23, 2006 -> 12:16 PM) Huh, I've never had a problem with it, to me it tastses much better than the stuff in the pan. It does but numerous agencies including the USDA warns against it.

QUOTE(Rooftop Shots @ Nov 24, 2006 -> 03:23 PM) If that is what he was writing about, and/or if there was any other source that it was related to, you've got to admit, it took one heck of an imagination to come up with some of those lyrics. This one is a doozy. And go-cart Mozart was checkin' out the weather charts to see if it was safe outside And little Early-birdy came by in his curly-wurly and asked me if I needed a ride Actually, another theory was the record company demanded a Morrison look and feel and he just tossed together some random rhymes. Example: The soxtalk boxtop was walkin' pop the tether shots to see if it has beat upsides . . . I'm a f***in' music genius like Morrison, Dylan, and Springsteen.

QUOTE(Chisoxfn @ Nov 24, 2006 -> 12:33 PM) I had no work and I slept in. It was great. Slept in? What time zone are you in? Unless it's East Coast, you're a slacker West coast it's 10:30, that isn't sleeping in.

War does not make anyplace more safe. More civilians are dying under our rule than the prior. Can we at least now realize why some, if not most, people in Iraq are not grateful for our presence? This kind of ties into Kap's thought. We are at war with all of Iraq. So we face a choice. Take the whole country over or get out. I do not see Iraq's history books ever thinking our invasion was good for their country. (Unless we write them)

Since this was on Springsteen's first album I always thought it was a critique of the music industry, the spinning your wheels emptiness of youth, and some drug references. For some reason I always thought of Springsteen as not a hard core drug user. Perhaps I heard that in some old interviews. I have come to liking his version more than MMs, but I also like Dylan's All Along the Watchtower as much as JHs

It appears there are two camps here, the first is the anyone who uses the "n-word" is a racist, and those that believe when in a heated argument a person will grab the words that would hurt the most, regardless of their feelings about race, sexual identity, etc. I'm in the "hurt the most" camp. Telling that heckler their mom dresses them funny would not have shut them up. Richard's felt he had to go to the top of the list, the most vile, insulting thing he could think of. That would be something the person has no control over, his race, looks, size, etc. Everyone here knows the worse insults we could toss at someone. To claim that in your worse moments, your most enraged, you wouldn't reach back and grab those words, would make you either a Saint or you are fooling yourself. I agree he was wrong, a poor comic, an even worse apologist, but to label him a racist, which implies a systematic, long held belief, based on this one instance, isn't fair.

Dear Yahoo!: What is the most common birthday? David Denver, Colorado Dear David: We found several references to this question on the Web, all pointing to the same source: a survey of 12,576 Americans conducted by Anybirthday.com. Answers like this one from the Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star cite the study's finding of October 5 as the date the most people (in the U.S., anyway) are born. The 2001 report claims approximately 968,000 living Americans entered the world on that date. (The original web page announcing these results is no longer online, but we oh-so-cleverly queried the Internet Archive Wayback Machine and found it.) So why October 5? Just a random date? Perhaps, but Anybirthday has a theory: To be born on this date, a baby would most likely have been conceived on New Year's Eve. The survey also found May 22 to be the least common birthday. As yet, no guesses as to what it is that happens in late August (nine months prior to that date) that routinely turns so many people off. Perhaps it's just too darn hot?

Summer in the City - Three Dog Night Live Long - Kings of Convenience How Sweet It Is - James Taylor Sweet Home Chicago - Foghat If - Bread Keep on Smilin' - Wet Willie Sentimental Lady - Bob Welch Nights are Forever Without You - England Dan and John Ford Coley I know Your Out There Somewhere - Moody Blues Mirror Mirror - The Who OMG, I wanted to lie and toss in some more respectful mix. I am off to aquire some of the tunes that are on the playlists.

Sad day, yet a great testimony to our system of self government. We had an orderly transition.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZByndN_ffyw "As god as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly" WKRP's Arthur Carlson