He's gonna need some pills after she finally leaves bro. He needs to
tell her to get the hell on. All he's gonna do is torture himself, and
then lead to DEEP depression after she goes. It's a BAD situation, I
know cuz I was basically in it with the mother of my child, all except
for the obvious, we made love, or so I thought for a while. The sooner
he gets rid of her ass, the better it will be for him in the long run.
Nobody should EVER have to feel they need to compete for love, it should
be given freely if it happens. Let him know he's better than all this.

Injured dogs found on Vick's property in raid





SMITHFIELD, Va. (April 26, 2007) -- Police conducting a drug
investigation raided a house owned by Atlanta Falcons quarterback
Michael Vick and found dozens of dogs, some injured and emaciated.

Police also found items associated with dog fighting.

State Police Sgt. D.S. Carr said Vick's relative, Davon Boddie, 26,
lives in the house. Vick owns the property, but doesn't live there and
wasn't present when a search warrant was executed in a drug
investigation April 25, Carr said.

Boddie was arrested outside a nightclub by Hampton police April 20 on
charges of distribution of marijuana and possession with intent to
distribute. The search warrant was executed by a multijurisdictional
task force in a narcotics probe.

More than 60 dogs were found in three buildings. Some appeared
malnourished, scarred and injured, officials said.

Wayne Pacelle, president and CEO of The Humane Society of the United
States, said the group has "heard troubling reports for some time that
Michael Vick has been involved in organized dog fighting, and we fear
that this investigation may validate that very disturbing allegation."

"We urge law enforcement to aggressively investigate this matter, and we
further believe that anyone who harbors dogs for the purpose of
fighting, deserves to be fully prosecuted for their crimes," Pacelle
said in a statement. "Dog fighting is a barbaric activity that causes
immense animal suffering and fosters violence in our communities. Our
nation should have a zero tolerance policy for any form of staged animal
fighting."

The Humane Society said dog fighting is illegal nationwide and a felony
in 48 states, including both Virginia and Georgia.

The animal rights group PETA 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."

In a letter to Blank, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said
it was the second time it was writing to the owner about one of his
players and allegations of cruelty to animals. On Feb. 23, the
organization wrote to him about defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux's
felony charges in Georgia stemming from the fatal beating of a dog.

Falcons spokesman Reggie Roberts said the team still was gathering
information on the report and had no immediate comment.

A spokeswoman for Vick's foundation declined comment. Joel Segal, the
quarterback's agent, and Larry Woodward, a Virginia attorney who has
worked with both Vick and his younger brother, Marcus, didn't
immediately return telephone messages seeking comment.

The probe at Vick's property is the latest in a serious of embarrassing
incidents for the Atlanta quarterback.

He was named in 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 dismal loss to New Orleans.
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 and didn't turn up for a later flight.

Vick and two other former Virginia Tech stars -- Falcons cornerback
DeAngelo Hall and former Buffalo Bills defensive end Bruce Smith -- are
scheduled to join Hokies football coach Frank Beamer and NFL
Commissioner Roger Goodell in a pre-draft ceremony in New York on April
28 to honor the victims of the recent shooting at the Blacksburg school.

Other athletes have been linked to dog fighting.

The NBA's Qyntel Woods pleaded guilty in January 2005 to animal abuse
and was sentenced to probation and community service, in addition to
pledging $10,000 to the Oregon Humane Society. Former NFL player LeShon
Johnson has twice run afoul of the law for ties to dogfighting.

People get mad here? When did this happen??

Days before the draft, everyone wants to know what the next person
knows. Here's a little more knowledge for draftniks:

* Even though the Raiders have reached out to the agents of LSU
quarterback JaMarcus Russell, Notre Dame quarterback Brady Quinn and
Georgia Tech wide receiver Calvin Johnson, it is just an example of a
team doing exactly what it should. But it doesn't change the fact that
Russell was the choice yesterday, he's the choice today, and he will be
the choice tomorrow. Now granted, some said similar things about Reggie
Bush at this time last year. But remember this: Raiders head coach Lane
Kiffin worked with Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart at USC. Now he gets a
chance to mold and shape another great young talented quarterback. And
once Raiders owner Al Davis compared Russell to John Elway, the race for
the No. 1 overall pick was all but over.


Notre Dame quarterback Brady Quinn could be the center of trade
attention.
* One of the key figures at the top of the draft could be Quinn, but
only if Cleveland bypasses him at No. 3. If that happens, then Minnesota
at No. 7 and Miami at No. 9 would be expected to try to trade up, each
higher than the other, in an effort to pick Quinn. So if Cleveland
passes up Quinn -- and many believe the Browns will go for Oklahoma
running back Adrian Peterson -- then Tampa Bay at No. 4, Arizona at No.
5 and Washington at No. 6 could be inundated with trade offers to get
Quinn, creating an active and unpredictable top 10.

* Few people around football have heard of Mark Jackson, but he is the
point man for the Raiders' negotiations with their potential No. 1 pick.
Jackson is the Raiders director of football development and the man
carrying out Al Davis' and Lane Kiffin's orders these days. Jackson was
the one that reached out to the agents of Russell, Quinn and Johnson to
begin to gauge what it would take to sign each player. Jackson spent
five years as the director of football operations/assistant athletic
director at USC, where he helped Pete Carroll turn the school's program
into one of the best in the country. Now he is trying to help turn
around the Raiders.

* History could be repeating itself in Tampa Bay. Back in 1988, the
Buccaneers used the fourth overall pick on University of Wisconsin left
tackle Paul Gruber. Twenty years later, the Buccaneers again are
scheduled to pick at No. 4 and could wind up with University of
Wisconsin left tackle Joe Thomas. If the draft unfolded that way, and
Thomas turned out to be the player that Gruber was, Tampa Bay and its
slew of quarterbacks would be very happy.

* Making the right pick at No. 1 is critical to Oakland's personnel but
just as critical to its payroll. The No. 1 pick, now expected to be
Russell, is going to sign a contract with close to $30 million worth of
guaranteed money. Thirty-million! The only NFL player who ever has
gotten more guarantees in his contract is Colts quarterback Peyton
Manning. If a player signing a contract that lucrative doesn't pan out,
it's going to paralyze a franchise's payroll and set it back for years.

* As recently as the scouting combine in February, some projected
Michigan defensive tackle Alan Branch to be the first defensive player
picked in this draft. Now Branch appears to be sliding and could fall
into the early 20s. Scouts are questioning Branch's motor, the game he
played against Ohio State, and it looks as if he now could go somewhere
between Green Bay's pick at No. 16 and Denver's at No. 21.


Houston QB Kevin Kolb is rising quickly up many teams' draft boards.
* While Branch is slipping, Houston quarterback Kevin Kolb appears to be
rising. Kolb has visited or worked out for the Eagles, Ravens, Jaguars,
Saints, Texans and Patriots. One team has Kolb rated as the 12th best
player in the draft. Another scout said he's a poor man's Brett Favre. A
personnel director believes Kolb is the second best quarterback in the
draft. JaMarcus Russell and Brady Quinn still will be the first two
quarterbacks picked, but Kolb now is bidding to become the third.

* Don't be surprised to see Cincinnati wind up with one of Texas'
defensive backs at pick No. 18. Both cornerback Aaron Ross and safety
Michael Griffin visited the Bengals, who ranked 31st in the league last
season in pass defense. Each player would help the Bengals, but the
belief around the league is Ross could help more.

* There aren't many players in this weekend's draft who have a fiancé;
with an equally impressive athletic resume. But Ross is one. His fiance'
is Sanya Richards, who won a gold medal at the 2004 Olympics in the 4 x
400 meter relay and is training for three events in the 2008 Olympic
Games in Beijing. Ross can run the 40 in 4.45 seconds -- and it might
not be enough to outrun his fiance'. Plenty of NFL personnel men asked
Ross about his fiance' at the scouting combine. Even more reporters are
going to ask Ross about it once he arrives in his new city.

* When San Francisco's staff coached in the Senior Bowl, they were more
than impressed with Mississippi linebacker Patrick Willis. He made a
mark on them the same way that former Auburn running back Cadillac
Williams once did on the Tampa Bay staff that coached him in the Senior
Bowl. And just as Tampa picked Williams, it wouldn't surprise anybody to
see the 49ers go with Willis. If he were off the board, San Francisco
could look long and hard at Tennessee wide receiver Robert Meachem, but
the 49ers know they're in a position to nab one of the players they're
targeting.

* When Hurricane Katrina forced rock-and-roll legend Fats Domino to
evacuate New Orleans, he somehow found himself sharing an apartment with
LSU quarterback JaMarcus Russell, who is projected to be the draft's No.
1 overall pick Saturday. Turns out the woman that Russell was dating was
Fats Domino's grand-daughter. Russell offered to take in her
grandfather, without knowing anything about him at the time. Not until
after he opened his apartment to Fats Domino did Russell learn that his
roommate was a legend who produced hits such as Blueberry Hill and Ain't
That A Shame. Now Russell sets out to eclipse the legend of his
roommate.

Hell, even Buster Davis as our MLB wouldn't upset me either, cuz who
better to teach a short LB than Mike Singletary?

I hate to tell ya bro, but I think he was politicin to go to the 49ers.
He said somethin to the NFL.com folks that he liked workin with Mike
Singletary and Mike Nolan at the Senior Bowl. I gotta be honest, I
wouldn't be the slightest bit upset if we got him, cuz he's a great
character player, and that's what Coach Nolan is goin for. But on the
other hand, Dewayne Jarrett will most likely be there, as well as Adam
Carriker the DE from Cal, so ya never know. We need a reliable healthy
player for Alex Smith to throw to besides injury-prone Arnaz Battle and
the non-blockin TE Vernon Davis, but we had the league's worst pass-D
last year, so ANYBODY on D will help us. Especially MLB though, cuz I
freakin can't stand Ulbrich in there. EVERY TIME he was in on D, the
other team either scored up the middle, or had a HUGE play.

I figured you'd like that!

I'm just juiced about the draft in a few days!!

DRUNK!!!

BUCK FUSH!!!

Buy a quarter pound and a bottle of Tarantula, and sit at home and relax
watchin movies. Always good to relax on the B-day!

Legalize weed, exile George W. to Iraq, and make sure every store
nation-wide carried alcohol and fire-arms.

I wish we could get some sun, it's been tornado watches and warnings the
last couple days. I think that's why I'm drinkin today!

Doin 3 of my favorite things, jokin a smoint, takin shots of Tarantula,
and listenin to First Degree the D.E. How bout yall?

Got some right now, but will ALWAYS take more!!

Hello yall. How goez it today?

The Rams traded their 5th round pick and switched 3rd round picks with
the Chiefs to get Dante Hall WR/KR/PR.

Uh oh.

Brady Quinn will most likely go to the Lions, since they need a QB BAD!!
They also need to improve drastically in the O-line department, though.

Whats crackin everybody?

Thanx everybody! It was a great day. We went and visited friends and
family, went fishin and got stuck while boonie-crashin, so the day was
dang sure eventful!! I caught my first catfish of the year, and that was
pretty freakin cool too!

No doubt!!

Hey, I just notice the time I posted this thread! Ha!