Sorry Mr. Glenn, no RB yet. Yall just got DT Jay Alford from Penn State.

He's an impact player, and will draw even more attention away from
everyone else. I honestly thought it sucked, just cuz we have to play
yall twice a year!

The Broncos have so far........


Jarvis Moss- DE Florida

Tim Crowder- DE Texas

Ryan Harris- OT Notre Dame


Not too bad, Shanahan LOVES his defensive linemen, doesn't he!

Yeah, I'm in Arkansas so I got to see him light a few folks up on TV out
here, it was GREAT

The Rams are doin GREAT as well.


Brian Leonard- FB Rutgers


Adam Carriker- DE Nebraska


They're up a couple picks after the Giants here in the 3rd round.

Mr. Glenn, your Giants have so far.......


Aaron Ross- CB Texas

Steve Smith- WR USC

Not TOO SHABBY, I must say. Yall are up in like 5 picks too.



WOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOO!!! We just got Jason Hill WR Washington State. I
heard he had some BURNERS on him!!

So far, the Falcons and Cardinals (yeah I said Cardinals!) are havin a
DAMN good draft.

So far, my team (the 49ers of course) got Middle Linebacker Patrick
Willis (from Ole Miss) and Offensive Tackle Joe Staley (from Central
Michigan). I'm happy so far, but that Tackle had better be worth it,
since we traded next years 1st round pick to the Patriots for his ass.
But later we got the Colts 2008 1st round pick for our 2nd round pick
this year. Our 1st 3rd round pick is almost up.

Well, did your team fill their needs so far? Are you happy with the
choices they made so far?? Opinions about other teams???

That's cool. I'm glad to see he got to go where he feels comfortable.
I'm just happy my 49ers got Patrick Willis!!

HOLY SH*T THAT WAS FUNNY!!!!

Where's the Doc? Still haven't got my pills.

Honestly because there aren't enough MEN in the world today, only guys
tryin to act manly, and it may be that most of those kinds of crackers
think that they won't look as cool with a girlfriend in a wheelchair. I
think once an actual man gets to know ya, you won't have many problems.
Have faith, it'll happen.

Only assholes add stuff to it, but you can grow a plant in the dirt in
your front yard if it were legal.

Vick: 'I'm never at house' where dogs found

NFL.com wire reports



ATLANTA (April 27, 2007) -- Michael Vick blamed family members for
taking advantage of his generosity after a police raid found evidence of
dog fighting at property he owns in Virginia.

An animal rights group scoffed at that explanation, saying it's long
suspected the Atlanta Falcons quarterback was involved in the
fight-to-the-death activity.

Embroiled in another embarrassing -- and perhaps criminal -- situation,
Vick traveled to New York to take part in activities leading up to the
NFL draft.

Appearing at a news conference to announce his participation in the NFL
Quarterback Challenge, Vick described himself as an unwitting victim of
relatives living on his property in Smithfield, Va.

"I'm never at the house," Vick said, according to ajc.com. "I left the
house with my family members and my cousin. They just haven't been doing
the right thing."

Police conducting a drug investigation raided the Vick-owned house and
found dozens of dogs, some injured and emaciated. Investigators also
discovered items associated with dog fighting.

Vick claimed he knew nothing about it.

"It's unfortunate I have to take the heat," he said. "If I'm not there,
I don't know what's going on. It's a call for me to really tighten down
on who I'm trying to take care of. When it all boils down, people will
try to take advantage of you and leave you out to dry. Lesson learned
for me."

John Goodwin, who handles dog-fighting issues for The Humane Society of
America, was skeptical that Vick was unaware of such a large operation
-- especially when police were led to the property as part of a drug
investigation after arresting the quarterback's 26-year-old cousin,
Davon Boddie.

Goodwin said authorities found 66 dogs on the property, mostly pit bulls
who appeared to be involved in organized fighting. He estimated it would
cost up to $100 a day just to feed that number of animals, not to
mention other hefty expenses.

"Who's paying to feed all those dogs?" Goodwin asked. "Who has the money
to feed 66 pit bulls that's in some way, shape or form related to that
property?"

He said The Humane Society has heard for several years that Vick was
personally involved in the brutal, clandestine activity, which is banned
nationwide and a felony in 48 states, including Virginia and Georgia. A
conviction in Virginia carries a maximum sentence of five years in
prison and a $2,500 fine.

"We get a lot of calls, and people were always kind of kicking his name
around," Goodwin said. "But it was always difficult to put together a
complete case on the guy. The word is that he has multiple layers of
protection. When the search warrant was executed and they found all the
things they found, it really came as no surprise."

Falcons spokesman Reggie Roberts said the team would not have a comment
until it got more details on the investigation. Vick's attorney, Larry
Woodward, did not return a telephone message seeking comment for the
second day in a row.

"The search warrant was issued in a matter unrelated to the property
owner, Mr. Michael Vick," Surry County Sheriff Harold D. Brown said.

Goodwin, who has worked with authorities on numerous dog-fighting cases,
said he was told that officers also found bloody strips of carpeting,
commonly used in dog-fighting pits, and "breaking sticks" - hammer-like
devices used to pry open an animal's jaw after a fight.

The NFL said it is looking into the matter. Commissioner Roger Goodell
has made it clear he intends to crack down on players involved in
off-the-field misconduct.

Goodell might be swayed by a string of embarrassing incidents involving
Vick, starting with a sordid lawsuit that accused him of knowingly
infecting a woman with a sexually transmitted disease and using the
alias "Ron Mexico" while seeking treatment. The case was settled out of
court.

Last season, Vick flashed an obscene hand gesture to heckling Atlanta
fans as he walked off the field following a loss. He was fined $10,000
by the NFL and donated another $10,000 to charity.

In January, security officers at Miami International Airport seized a
water bottle from Vick that they said smelled of marijuana and had a
hidden compartment. Authorities later said there were no drugs in the
bottle, and Vick explained that he used the secret compartment to carry
jewelry.

Just this week, Vick came under more criticism when he failed to show
for a lobbying appearance on Capitol Hill in support of increased
funding for after-school programs. He missed a connecting flight in
Atlanta through no fault of his own, but didn't turn up for a later
flight.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has asked Falcons owner
Arthur Blank to suspend Vick pending the investigation and "to kick him
off the team if it is found that dogs on Vick's property were neglected
or used for fighting."

Goodwin said The Humane Society would take a similar stand if criminal
charges were filed against Vick.

While the quarterback insisted he was not involved in dog fighting, he
has shown an interest in breeding pit bulls.

In a 2001 profile by The Sporting News, he revealed having a pit bull
that already had produced one litter and said he was trying to start a
breeding kennel.

"There's more to me than people might think," he said at the time.

Very good point. I've honestly not read the bible very much, just bits
and pieces here and there. I just like to get peoples minds rollin, cuz
if it ain't movin, it stops, and sh*t rises up and comes out the mouth.
LOL

Wazzup song, how you doin?

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

Marijuana is good, M'kay!

I just started back to work about 2 months ago, and it's kickin my ass!!
I guess they liked how I worked (or my ass ) and now they're
workin me to a nub. I work at KFC, so I play with c*ck all day. By now,
technically I could be called a professional masturbater! LOL