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QUOTE (BigSqwert @ Nov 8, 2010 -> 12:13 PM) And each judge that ruled in favor of gay marriage has been pushed out this last election. That is a shame.

QUOTE (mr_genius @ Nov 7, 2010 -> 06:49 PM) billion shmillion. just raise taxes. Or allow gambling. Seems that gambling interests poured a lot of money into Perry's campaign chest. There have been plans mentioned for gambling in a few areas, including the winter Texasn havens down here. South Padre is mentioned a lot.

Perhaps those early 70s teams with Curly Culp, Dawson, and otehrs inspired some Chiefs fans to this day.

seems like an easy move to make. Versatile bench players with all the intangibles, are not the easiest to come by. Especially someone who seems comfortable in that role.

Quietly so no one sees surprised a few poeple

Ohhh s***

nicely played, plus there are no women in this thread.

QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Nov 7, 2010 -> 08:14 AM) I wouldn't get your hopes up. We haven't heard anything about talks during this time period, which can't be good. IIRC his last contract was worked out far from any rumor.

I think SS made up for it with two Ds

even mess up the order

Depends

QUOTE (FlaSoxxJim @ Nov 7, 2010 -> 10:55 AM) This sounds like a veritable holiday in a cup!! Once I get through the pumpkin and cider holiday drinkies ginger must be next on the list. I am not certain if a better oe could be made or purchased but the Monin syrup seems to work fine except you have to tame the super sweet profile.

Vermont would be the oppiste of what most are looing for

December weather is so awesome here.

Three Dog Night Out in the Country We're planning a weekend backpacking trip and I'm getting jazzed for it.

Wound up with this . . . Equal parts eggnog, gingerbread syrup, vodka, and amaretto shaken with ice and strained into a martini class with whipped cream and a dash of cinnamon. On the second batch I held back slightly on the vodka and upped the amaretto and eggnog to compensate.

QUOTE (SoxFan1 @ Aug 14, 2010 -> 11:05 PM) Ever power line for coho in the spring? Or drinking a lot of beer and seine nets for smelt along the lake front. Those were some crazy parties.

QUOTE (SAVVY18 @ Aug 11, 2010 -> 10:28 PM) When I can get out, I'm primarily a Musky guy now. I have a 1995 16ft aluminum Spectrum fishing boat with a 40hp Force on it. My home lake is the Fox Chain. I grew up as a Bass kid/guy, but outgrew that when I got my first Musky. Been targeting them ever since. Not much luck, but it's about the hunt and being on the water. I used to fish Lake Michigan with my wife's uncle, but he had a stroke and the boat hasn't been in since. We're hoping he gets it in next year. Biggest out there was a 25Lb Salmon and a 17lb Lake Trout. I had another 25# Salmon to the net, but my net man screwed it up and we lost her. What a fight. I would like to take a trip to Northern Wisco, but never get around to it. Too much going on, I guess. I'll take the kids out to the local lakes/ponds and cast for Bass. Musky were just getting to legal size when I moved. I would launch out off of Grass Lake Road at Smitty's I think it was. Some great back bays and channels for bass on the way north for some musky action. My favorite musky, and the smallest I ever caught, was off Pistakee Lake while crappie fishing in the spring just after ice out. With two pound test and an ultralight 5' road, I landed a five pound musky. I was laughing the whole time. Anyone know if Angler's Unlimited is still running tournaments on the chain? My buddy Jim Woj and I fished a bunch of theirs. And the Channel Lake ice fishing tournaments.

QUOTE (RockRaines @ Nov 5, 2010 -> 02:04 PM) Or for those who think the money can be spent elsewhere on better production. I forgot, it's like the money that was saved to get a DH this past season. When we never truly know the bottom line, it's all a guess. Maybe the difference between AJ and no Aj is the difference between a $20 mil profit or a $10 mil profit. And I'm really not that interested.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Nov 5, 2010 -> 05:04 PM) Oh, I don't know if others missed this since the U.S. refused to confirm it, but a high-level official in France came forwards and said that one of the bombs was 17 minutes away from detonation when it was disarmed. Big deal, most bombs aren't defused until seconds before detonating, don't you watch TV?

ALright, anyone want to help me with some ratios? I am thinking of a Eggnog Vodka Whipped cream Monin Gingerbread syrup I also have available Kahlua, Godiva white chocolate liquor, ameretto, cream, half and half. Outback is serving the Gingerbread martini that follows and I have no Bailey's or whisky in the house. She who must be kept happy enjoyed it and I'm trying to mix up something similar. We are knocking back a couple bloody mary's right now so I may need to only get close. 1 ounce Ketel One vodka 1 ounce Baileys Irish Cream liqueur 1/2 ounce Kahlúa liqueur 1/2 ounce Monin gingerbread syrup 1/2 scoop vanilla ice cream — semi-melted Whipped cream Gingerbread cookie

QUOTE (FlaSoxxJim @ Nov 6, 2010 -> 07:11 PM) Bedford Stuy? Did he ride his motorcycle in the rain too? a tip of the Billy Joel hat to you.

y'all can sing with me Oh the weather up north is frightful but here it's so delightful as long as I'm way down here let it snow, let it snow, let it snow . . .

Y'all enjoying your day?

QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Nov 5, 2010 -> 08:06 AM) People also need to remember that the British had a pretty solid level of support in the colonies. It wasn't overwhelming or anything, but enough people feared their reprisals at the very least, that they didn't support revolution. It was a Civil War in a couple different ways. Both versus the British and domestically. At any time allegiances fell with who was winning at the moment.