Question - if I knew the answer I wouldn't ask ..

IF Jake leaves, who is then Cutler's backup .. Van Pelt ??

Good luck with a new O, SD. Feel free to take your time catching on.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AgRoE92dgXAHsnGkNH_K7Ac5nYcB?slug=ap-dolphinscoach&prov...

aloha
LD

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 15:29:28 -0800, Fillard Millmore
dontbetonit.net> wrote:

The Superbowl teams draft last. Even if they are 8-8 teams.

Fillard Millmore's at Fillard@dontbetonit.net wisdom:

Does a machine feel pain? I want a shock collar on the replay peephole
thingie.

"Gary DeWaay" sio.midco.net> wrote in message
news:MPG.201ae39afa6c6c4198abee@news.midco.net...

Mister Mcfeely's Opus wrote:

Nice to see he has recovered to the point where he feels like playing
football again. I doubt any NFL team will be interested in him at his
age though.

Fillard Millmore wrote:

Made me do some Stones'-style "Hoo-hooo"s while reading.

"Use all your well-learned politesse or I'll lay your soul to waste."

aloha
LD

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GREELEY, Colo. Invoking Thomas Jefferson and Mr. Hankey from the
television series "South Park," the lawyer for an ex-professor accused
of leaving dog feces at a congresswoman's office said her client's
actions qualify as protected speech under the First Amendment.

Kathleen Ensz faces a misdemeanor charge of "use of a noxious
substance." She is accused of taking dog feces from her backyard,
wrapping it in a political mailer from Rep. Marilyn Musgrave, and
leaving it at the Republican's office, according to court documents.

Ensz, a Democrat, was angered by repeatedly receiving mailings from
Musgrave, the documents said.

"What she did was probably crude and boorish," Patricia Bangert, one of
Ensz's attorneys, argued during a hearing Tuesday, when she likened the
conduct to a form of political protest such as Jefferson's criticism of
the King of England.

Bangert held up Mr. Hankey, an animated, talking piece of human
excrement from "South Park," as evidence of how commonplace feces is for
expressing disdain.