Vendetta

In the last two games, the braves have scored 19 runs and lost...fuck me.

I also. Yes..I picked Bush at the top of the draft last year..and I regreted it.

Who sucks..but not as bad as Fall out boy...

Who collaborated with Green day on "The Saints Are Coming"...

He hasn't done that song in a very long time. Wasn't on his 12 gardens CD either which I have and was a great concert.

I don't know if any of you heard of this but look at this two sets from Shea Stadium and tell me this is not an awesome fucking concert. “Star-Spangled Banner” “Miami 2017 (Seen the Lights Go Out on Broadway)” “Angry Young Man” “My Life” “Everybody Loves You Now” “The Entertainer” “Zanzibar” “Allentown” “The Ballad of Billy the Kid” “New York State of Mind” (with Tony Bennett) “Big Man on Mulberry Street” “Root Beer Rag” “Movin’ Out (Anthony’s Song)” “Goodnight Saigon” “Don’t Ask Me Why” “This is the Time” (with John Mayer) “Keeping the Faith” “The Downeaster Alexa” “Stand By Me”/”An Innocent Man” “Boys of Summer” (with Don Henley) “She’s Always a Woman” “Captain Jack” “Lullabye” “River of Dreams”/”A Hard Day’s Night” “Pink Houses” (with John Mellencamp) “We Didn’t Start the Fire” “It’s Still Rock & Roll to Me” “You May Be Right” “Please Please Me” - “Scenes From an Italian Restaurant” “Only the Good Die Young” “She Loves You” “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” “Piano Man” “Souvenir” That was the Thursday Show This was the Friday show. -ORCHESTRA OPENING -National Anthem (Star Spangled Banner) -Miami 2017 -Prelude/Angry Young Man -My Life -The Entertainer -Summer, Highland Falls -Zanzibar -Allentown -Ballad of Billy the Kid -New York State of Mind (w/Tony Bennett) -Root Beer Rag -Goodnight Saigon -Don’t Ask Me Why -Keeping The Faith -The Downeaster “Alexa” -This Night -Movin’ Out (Anthony's Song) -Under The Boardwalk/An Innocent Man -Shameless (duet w/ Garth Brooks) -She’s Always A Woman -Captain Jack -Lullabye -River of Dreams/A Hard Days Night -Walk This Way (w/Steven Tyler) -We Didn’t Start The Fire -It’s Still Rock ‘n Roll To Me -My Generation (w/Roger Daltrey) -You May Be Right Encore: -Scenes From An Italian Restaurant -Only The Good Die Young Second Encore -I Saw Her Standing There (with Sir Paul McCartney) -Piano Man, Let It Be (with Sir Paul McCartney) Good news is they will be releasing the concerts on CD later this year and on DVD in 2009.

Garcia would be a viable backup behind Aaron Rodgers.

Favre to Buccaneers within the next 48 hours. Brian Gresie and Chris Simms will be cut. Jeff Garcia will be sent to Greenbay leaving just Cool Hand Luke and rookie Josh Johnson as back ups.

Saw a very hot strap on scene between Jenna Jameson and Carmen Luvana...I highly recommend it.

Hard Candy. Were she castrates him then drops his balls in the garbage disposal.....I have never wanted to beat the shit out of a kid more in my life.

Remember guys, this was just his third fight. While His ground game wasn't anything special he did show that he can do something half decent. Kimbo is a stand up fighter and will always be a stand up fighter. Think of him as a more athletic Tank Abbott... He has one hell of a trainer in Routten so I'm sure they'll improve his ground game vastly for his next match.

That last UFC Card was a great one form top to bottom. By far the best I've watched in a while.

Pac-Man the movie? I'm not quite sure about but Castlevania could be fucking awesome. Another possible fantastic remake. Especially with the technology that is available today. Depends on who they get to play the characters though.

My baby takes the morning train...he works nine till five and then... Great game...

1. Dragonball-Z Burst Limit (Looks fucking spectacular on the next generation consoles) 2. Kingdom Heats 3 3. Madden 09

Nope I know its not a new thing....

All of you need to get this movie called Oil Overload. Fucking awesome. Gianna Michaels Jenna Haze Alexis Texas Britney Stevens. Tons of baby oil. Michaels scene steals the show.

Oakland signs DE Greg Spires Chicago gives Robbie Gould a 5 year contract extension Raiders cut CB Duane Starks Bills cut Keven Everett so he may apply for disability Redskins cut Pro Bowl Returner, Jerome Mathis No one will say it publicly, but the Jets are clearly pulling for Clemens to emerge as the starter over Chad Pennington, reports the New York Post. The reasoning begins with the fact that this regime drafted him in the second round two years ago and would like to be right in its assessment. Since the end of last season, coach Eric Mangini has said the starting QB position is an "open competitio The Browns are apparently interpreting Winslow's absence from voluntary OTA's -- and silence -- as a statement about his contract, reports The Plain Dealer. Winslow has been rehabbing his surgically repaired knee in San Diego, but his absence most of the offseason is believed to be related to wanting a new deal. "When he gets here we'll find out for sure exactly what that is," said Romeo Crennel, who didn't seem surprised by the no-show. He's not here and I haven't spoken with him." Although owner Jerry Jones is disappointed Barber isn't working out with the Cowboys thus far this offseason, he told the Star-Telegram he doesn't feel it will have a negative impact. Barber has not signed his one-year, $2.562 million tender from the Cowboys, and is hoping for a long-term contract, which the two sides have discussed. The Cowboys still hope to have a long-term deal done before the start of training camp. Graham continues his absence from the Bucs' offseason workouts. That absence is almost certainly because he has yet to reach an agreement with the Bucs on a new contract, according to The Tampa Tribune. Graham is seeking to extend a contract that still has a year remaining and is slated to pay him $605,000. Bucs GM Bruce Allen suggested in January that Graham would be rewarded for last season, but talks have been slow. Owner Jerry Jones hasn't ruled out that the franchised Hamlin would sign his one-year, $4.396 million tender offer rather than reach a long-term agreement, according to The Dallas Morning News. Hamlin is working out away from the team as contract negotiations continue. It's unlikely he will be present for the start of OTA's next week, but Jones remains confident deals will get done before training camp. Garcia wants a contract extension to his current two-year, $15 million deal and believes his numbers warrant one, reports the Orlando Sentinel. He has not ruled out the possibility of making a statement when the time comes to report for training camp July 25. "There might come a time when I might have to stand up," Garcia said. "At some point, you just want to see the respect from up top." Owner Jerry Jones told the Star-Telegram that Jones has been in Dallas since the team traded for him but that the suspended cornerback isn't allowed to participate in any function at the team facility. "I do want him to come in and be a part of the team activities and off-season conditioning," Jerry Jones said. "I understand why he can't. ... He does know what he needs to be doing to prepare himself strength-wise." The Dayton Daily News reports that the groin injury that ruined Brooks' 2007 season still is causing him pain and limiting his practice reps. "They backed me off," Brooks said. "They know my situation. They know I'm not 100 percent right now, so my reps were limited." Snaps are precious for Brooks this offseason as he moves from middle linebacker to strong-side linebacker. Strahan has reiterated his stance that he has a pretty good idea of whether he will retire, but that he isn't ready to let anyone know, according to the New York Post. "I know what I want to do," said Strahan. "I just want to make sure it's 100 percent what I want to do, because either way it's a heck of a commitment." (Strahan is simply stalling so that he doesn't have to go to training camp. He did the same shit last year.) Urlacher will not attend OTA's and is leaning toward skipping mandatory minicamp, but he insists talk of protesting his contract situation through training camp is premature, according to the Chicago Tribune. "Training camp is a long way away (July 23), and I expect there will be some dialogue between my agents and the Bears before then," Urlacher said. He wants more than the one-year extension the Bears have offered through 2012 Johnson has put on 12 to 13 pounds of muscle mass and said he weighs in the neighborhood of his desired playing weight at 225 pounds, according to The Enquirer. Johnson, who missed five games with a hamstring injury, had changed his diet last season and played at 212 pounds. "Last year when I got hurt, it was definitely frustrating for me," said Johnson. "I wanted to come back stronger, more powerful than I've ever been." Coach Romeo Crennel thinks McGinest's final season before retirement could become his best year in Cleveland, according to The Canton Repository. McGinest will finally be in the role intended for him when was signed away from the Patriots. "When I got Willie here, I didn't picture him playing as much as he'd had to play," Crennel said. "I wanted him to be in a three-man rotation. We didn't have that, so he had to play a lot more." The Chiefs have told Wesley they will release him as soon as they believe all trade possibilities have been exhausted, reports The Kansas City Star. Wesley, 30, lost his starting spot last season. "This would be great," said Wesley. "I feel like I’ll be in good shape as far as getting a job even if they don’t do it until June 1. Some teams have shown a lot of interest in me." Entering the final year of a three-year, $25 million deal, Owens wants to finish his career in Dallas, reports The Dallas Morning News. "For sure, I definitely want to end my career with the Dallas Cowboys, and go into the Hall of Fame as a Dallas Cowboy," said Owens. His agent declined comment on talks Monday, and the club has more immediate issues with unsigned veterans Marion Barber and Ken Hamlin. When Fowler returns from a severe shoulder injury that ended his 2007 season, he'll return as the Titans starting middle linebacker, according to The Tennessean. He arrived to participate in the current round of OTA's, but admits his shoulder might never be 100 percent. "We expected him to be ready," coach Jeff Fisher said. "I don't think he could participate in a padded practice right now. He is probably several weeks away from that. But everything else is going well for him." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Horn wants to be traded from the Falcons. Horn said he had not approached the team yet about his desire to be dealt but that him and/or his agent would in the near future. "I want to win a Super Bowl and I want to win a Super Bowl here in Atlanta, but I don't think I can help this team win a Super Bowl sitting on the bench, waiting for third down," Horn said. If the Eagles' interest in Randy Moss and Larry Fitzgerald was sincere, it's no secret Philly feels it needs a more viable threat at receiver, and that target should be Williams, says The Trenton Times. Williams has admitted he thought he was going to be traded before, or during, the draft. One Eagles veteran said last week his agent told him he could be part of a trade package with Lito Sheppard. So something could still be in the works. Bush, who hasn't played since the 2006 college season opener, has showed his surgically repaired right leg is healthy and that he should be ready for the season, according to The San Francisco Chronicle. From the outside, Bush sits behind Justin Fargas, who signed a multiyear deal, and first-round pick Darren McFadden. Still, the coaching staff promises open competition. "Who knows? Michael Bush may be the best of the three," said Lane Kiffin.

Detroit beats Orlando...again. I hate the pistons.

Packers cut Koren Robinson Colts sign Domnic Rhodes Bears cut Adam Archuleta Vikings place Kenechi Udeze (DE) reserve/left camp (out for 2008 season). Seahawks resign Womack Seahawks sign Larry Tripplett Ravens Fight At Minicamp Kyle Orton said if given a fair chance in the open competition with Rex Grossman for the starting quarterback position, he's confident the job will be his, the Chicago Sun-Times reports. "All I care about is if I get my chance," Orton said. "If I get my chance, I'm confident that I will win the job and play well." After expressing concerns over how the Cowboys' defensive scheme doesn't fit his skill set, Williams was summoned to meet with defensive coordinator Brian Stewart and safeties coach Brett Maxie. The Dallas Morning News reported that the safety was happy with the meeting and has confidence that he will find a comfort zone in the team's defense. Lewis sidestepped questions about his future with the Ravens on Friday, saying he is focused on team issues and not individual ones. The nine-time Pro Bowl middle linebacker is entering the final year of his contract and could become a free agent for the first time in his career. Lewis and the Ravens are negotiating an extension, but the sides are not believed to be close, according to The Baltimore Sun. Strahan was at Giants Stadium working out on Thursday and talked with coach Tom Coughlin, but did not give his coach any hints about whether he plans to return for a 16th season, according to the New York Daily News. Coughlin said Strahan told him, "Whatever the decision I make, I know that I'm not going to change my mind, so therefore I want to be right." At season’s end, Williams, who weighed more than 270 pounds when signed in November, was told matter-of-factly by coach Jeff Fisher to get in shape or get released, according to the Nashville City Paper. Williams said he has lost more than 30 pounds in the offseason and hopes to show that the Titans didn't need to spend an early pick on a receiver. Following visits to Cincinnati and New Orleans, Alexander's agent said he expected to be in contact with the Bengals on Friday, reports The Enquirer. The Bengals have a glut of running backs but are believed to be interested in Alexander as a possible backup to starter Rudi Johnson Terrell Suggs failed to show for Baltimore's mandatory minicamp on Friday because of a contract dispute, reports The Baltimore Sun. The 25-year-old Suggs, who showed up for earlier team practices to show his support for new coach John Harbaugh but couldn't practice because he hasn't signed his one-year contract, wasn't with the team when it took to the field. Offensive tackle Jonathan Ogden was not at the Ravens' mandatory minicamp on Friday, reports The Baltimore Sun. Ogden, who has been hampered by injuries the last two seasons, is deciding whether or not to retire. He's been named to 11 Pro Bowls during his 12-year career With trade rumors swirling during the offseason, Williams believed he would be traded from the Lions, and says he thinks the team will use the franchise tag on him next season after his current contract expires, according to The Detroit Free Press. A phone call from head coach Rod Marinelli in March reassured Williams. "I don’t think I'm gone next year, either," said Williams. "I think they're going to slap me." Lynch is convinced there's a segment in the organization that doesn't believe he is still a full-time player, according to the Rocky Mountain News. Lynch took a pay cut in March, and believes he got the cold shoulder from some within the organization after deciding to return. "I think there's a split among the staff," Lynch said. "Some were happy for me to come back and some didn't say anything -- which tells you something."

It should. The Raiders were fucking robbed to begin with. That whole "Tuck Ruling" was bullshit. That was a fucking fumble.

HOLY SHIT! DOOM 4 WAS OFFCIALLY ANNOUNCED TODAY ALONG WITH QUAKE ZERO!

Honestly I really didn't find that movie that great. Ferrell is very hit and miss with me. I hated Anchorman and Elf, but really enjoyed Talledega Nights and Kicking and Screaming.

If Orlando loses this series to the Pistons there is going to be an uproar about that call those refs made at the end of the third quarter of game one.

Against Me did a song called "Protest Song" I believe.