Yeah, I live in Colorado, so I'm aware of what the snow can do and sympathize with the real damage the storm did to Buffalo. Kind of lived it last year when a Univ. of Colorado game was cancelled due to the local flooding. It was just the little kid in me saying "But what about what I want?"

Speaking of blooper-worthy football, why haven't we had a good snow game to watch this year? Not just flurries. I want a full raging blizzard, and I don't care who's playing. Buffalo punted our only good opportunity this year by moving a potential snow game to a dome, but there's still time. Come on, people!

I'm 26(x2), and the time-speeding-up scenario continues to ramp as you age. My father-in-law pointed out the effect when my wife mentioned it when we were in our late 20's and he was ~70. He laughed and told us it only gets worse.

Bruce Jenner would like a word with you dear sir.

I'm genuinely curious as to what would compel someone to chose Ohio when deciding to study abroad. Any insights? I grew up in Ohio and would love to hear the marketing pitch that led to someone opting for Ohio.
And for the record, the Browns were named after the team founder, Paul Brown, and not the color. Just be…

Seriously, JT, don't give in to the temptation of passing up the occasional stretch break because you feel that work is too important just now. I've been there, and powering through when tightness starts to set in will lead to more and more pain, physical therapy and time lost from work.

It wasn't the t-shirts. It was the crushing weight on his mind from pondering the enormity of Graham's Number from "Great Job, Internet".

Graham Chapman's Number: The perceived number of times Monty Python quotes have been repeated over the years. Obviously much greater than Graham's Number.

How about a reply from an employed physics PhD?
Graham's number isn't the largest known number. Rather, it was, at one time, the largest number used as part of a mathematical proof. Graham wanted to know how many dimensions were required before a particular configuration had to occur, and by some lucky coincidence, he…

My favorite part of the Hoyer photo? He's wearing a baseball cap with the only Browns logo they can come up with, the Browns helmet which itself does not have a logo.

Money is the #1 reason I went into science, followed by #2) the groupies, #3) fame, and #4) public respect. I did not choose wisely.

New show title: "Cultists in Cabs getting Kool-Aid"

Johhn, a strong second to chuck p's post.Luckily I stumbled upon B&T 3 weeks ago, and it's the only football column I care to read. How can we non-football diehards make it through the football onslaught of Thanksgiving without your take?

Don't forget to include a pint of BBQ sauce. Just tell the mail service the ribs are for surgery practice and the sauce is the fake blood.

There is also a marker in the Mall of America showing the location of the original home plate from the old Met. Stadium. That was the incentive a local resident gave me during a work trip to Minneapolis to get me to visit the mall. He couldn't remember where the Killebrew seat was, though.

And as a native of Youngstown, watching Cleveland and Pittsburgh fight is like being Buster Bluth and watching Michael and GOB go at each other. Sure, we'll never be as handsome, or successful, or popular, or respected as our big brothers, but we still get a juice box.