Yet any number of men taking these pills wouldn't need the pills if they lived any sort of the active lifestyles pictured. Ah, commercials.

I got halfway through it before I started cursing out loud.

I can't comment on the economics, but "Nor Crystal Tears" remains an all-time favorite of mine.

Her "empire" is now based out of Clarence, NY, which is where all the truly repugnant white people fled after Buffalo tanked. I'm not sure if the new patrons (former supermarket CEO family) are true believers (probably, in Clarence) or just hoping to make a windfall of bilking the poor (probably, in Clarence.)

BIL (kicker/punter) chose to go back for his senior year, despite being on the Packers (near the end of the) draft board, and had a miserable year. Ended up a free agent in the Pats camp against fellow rookie Vinatieri. Didn't go so well for him. Broke his ankle in a household accident a year later and never played…

I've become oddly ambivalent or more accepting as time has passed.

I want to see the part of the rule/contract that requires the Bills to be shown every week to go away. I'm 1.5 hours from Buffalo and there are as many CLE and PIT fans here at Bills. Yet we miss out on so many good games each year because the Erie and Buffalo stations are both required to show the Bills every week.

Senior year (HS) of soccer, I was team co-captain and starting forward on the left side. For two games, until the coach apparently sobered up and realized I was terrible. I still don't know why he did that—I'd played for the man for years and he knew what he was getting. Then it was back to the bench where I'd made my…

I grew up a fan of Les Expos. It's like a case study on current league-wide problems with cameos by surly Francophones.

Rudy. SEC indictment. Says it all about the noble institution and their thinly-gilded heroes.

My favorite as well. Probably because I'm pretty sure I've seen Marty's Kid draw up that play before.

"Jesus and Sakharov," Mumbles the grey mare snorted. "Not again."

It was bad. It had some good moments, but eps like the "kid with cancer" and such...way over the top.

Ditto. Handwrote and passed. I'm not sure what the state of the world is ten years after I took it, but handwritten was the standard in NY back then and I think graders were more prepared to skim through scribble.

I brought my laptop to classes solely to AIM with my will-they-or-won't-they neighbor. We didn't. But my sparse notes would then be redone by hand into my year-end outlines, because law students aren't sane.

Six arms. Missed pincers. Need medic.

Why can't this race just invalidate the "course record"? Or change the entrance point by a few feet, say "new course!" and seek sponsors?

I wonder if Kane had to have his agent explain it to him in terms of how much beer he'd be able to buy.

My favorite (recent) comic characters in a big screen movie that looks to have a decent budget and writing.

Funny, because that's what I was thinking about Southern Tier.