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Go to 2:37. Great clip if you remember Matt.

Matt was recruited by OB right out of Huggins (coach at UC at the time) back yard. He lived one street over! Huggy was peeed.

Haven't followed him much, just seems to be spot on the last few posts I've seen. The football team does seem to induce more rage and irrational thinking, for whatever reason. I'm waiting to see what's going to happen after a five game Braxton Miller meets up w/TP at game 6.

Our salesman is the biggest reason why

NFL's first postseason game

There's a lot about a small town in Ohio you may not be interested in, but it's a good story about the NFL's beginnings. Was surprised to read some of the points in the article.

Good. Hopefully, Hokey can continue the losing tradition. I'm always sorry to see these Michigan Men go, but I think they picked one of the shiitier choices (again)

Ran across this online:

"Crawfish boudin, popular in Cajun cuisine, is made with the meat of crawfish tails added to rice. It is often served with cracklins (fried pig skins) and saltine crackers, hot sauce, and ice cold beer."

Never had anything like it but man than sounds REALLY good.... :insert drool emo here:

nice armpits Faggies. wtf

You've got plenty of time...

Most of those guys (Pryor/Posey/Herron/Adams) will probably do the draft if the 5 games stick (OSU is appealing). And yes, it's unbelievable that they can play in the bowl game. Although it is what the Big 10 (ie-Delaney), Sugar Bowl reps, NCAA and the school wanted.

To the poster that discusses OSU's large compliance dept/number of violations-the two go hand in hand. I would expect the school w/the largest compliance dept. and the most number of varsity sports to have the most number of violations. I would also expect the largest comp. dept. at the largest school. Many, if not most violations go unreported at most schools.

"referring to an injured man on a stretcher, (he) said, "Leave him." "

"BP had hundreds of barrels of the two chemicals on hand and needed to dispose of it, Lindner testified. By first flushing it into the well, the company could take advantage of an exemption in an environmental law that otherwise would have prohibited the discharge of the hazardous waste into the gulf"

"A BP audit of the rig in September found 390 maintenance issues that had not been resolved, BP lawyer Richard Godfrey said"



They're gonna get some info from these hearings

Never heard of the guy, don't really give a damn, but he seemed OK. Katrina response