.... from the opposition? who oppose who? Both side opposed each other even kids knew that . oop! i thought the same side oppose themselves. i thought the celebration of the 23 sing-ha day is the celebrtation of the 21-ong- kane.it was the 21 ong-kane who leaded those 20,000 people to ...

... plays later the Pats' defense stuffed Bettis and Lawyer Milloy did Bettis's dance right in front of him. Bettis didn't like seeing his own dance. A lot of Steeler fans thought that was "disrespectful" and unsportsmanlike, going on the theory that Bettis's dancing was intended to motivate his team, whereas Milloy's dancing was taunting. I say that if Bettis's dancing was...

...continued to whine and point fingers the next day after he had a chance to reconsider his statements. I hate to break the news to you, but until the leaders of your team take responsibility for the results on the field and not complain about how their opponents celebrate victory, they are destined to squander their talent. Nice choice on your head coach BTW, see you in Foxboro next year.

... a couple plays later the Pats' defense stuffed Bettis and Lawyer Milloy did Bettis's dance right in front of him. Bettis didn't like seeing his own dance. A lot of Steeler fans thought that was "disrespectful" and unsportsmanlike, going on the theory that Bettis's dancing was intended to motivate his team, whereas Milloy's dancing was taunting. I say that if Bettis's dancing ...

...* how it may have rubbed them the wrong way, especially after a very frustrating defeat. But the hypocrisy of Pats fans has been mind boggling. Saying stuff like "if you don't want celebrations, don't lose"? Completely not acknowledging the Pop Warner-ness of what they did...and justifying it because of Merriman's sack dance...as if sack dances (or any other dances) don't occur on ...

... a couple plays later the Pats' defense stuffed Bettis and Lawyer Milloy did Bettis's dance right in front of him. Bettis didn't like seeing his own dance. A lot of Steeler fans thought that was "disrespectful" and unsportsmanlike, going on the theory that Bettis's dancing was intended to motivate his team, whereas Milloy's dancing was taunting. I say that if Bettis's dancing was ...

... a couple plays later the Pats' defense stuffed Bettis and Lawyer Milloy did Bettis's dance right in front of him. Bettis didn't like seeing his own dance. A lot of Steeler fans thought that was "disrespectful" and unsportsmanlike, going on the theory that Bettis's dancing was intended to motivate his team, whereas Milloy's dancing was taunting. I say that if Bettis's dancing was supposed...

...wear it, or build a house with it. What is labour without capital? Labour, and that has real value with, or without capital. So which is superior, in your humble opinion? I thought we settled this. There's been a sea change since Lincoln's presidency. People don't "work" work - operate as a source of muscle power - nearly as much as in his time. ...

...>>> or build a house with it. What is labour without capital? Labour, and that has real value with, or without capital. So which is superior, in your humble opinion? I thought we settled this. There's been a sea change since Lincoln's presidency. People don't "work" work - operate as a source of muscle power - nearly as much as in his time. ...

... value of the technology rests on the labor which was involved in it. If you thought about it even for a minute you would see that clearly. ********************************* I'm not ... do with the labor that goes into it - *********************************** That isn't what Thomas Edison thought: "I never did anything by accident, nor did any of my inventions come by accident; ...