
Pale Hose Jon
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here's a crazy story about a man who lived with his brother in a trailer and didn't notice his brother was dead for 18 months Linky
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ohhh, congrats on the awards
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2K4 how come you are a triple threat poster and not a five tool player/poster
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Funny thing is, his party said it would drop him if he did this w/o their approval
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How can you forget shawn Kemp and his exploits
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What about an NBA Playmakers. You have all the illigitamet(sp) children, and the jail blazers
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Linky to scandel Uh oh someone is in trouble
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SoxTalk Rolling Mock Draft(pick#4)
Pale Hose Jon replied to Gene Honda Civic's topic in A and J's Olde Tyme Sports Pub
Gallery unfortunatley dosen't slip to bears -
Sorry that was Dean not My man Edwards. He doesn't do stuff like that
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Kucinich and edwards didn't attack dean, but the rest of your point is vailid and a similar thing might be happening to kerry soon
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Now thats some powerful Sperm This ones for our dead homey
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SoxTalk Rolling Mock Draft (pick #3)
Pale Hose Jon replied to Gene Honda Civic's topic in A and J's Olde Tyme Sports Pub
Cut and dry, no alternative to the QB out of Miami -
Is it time for the embargo to end or are we going to wait till castro is dead?
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thats hot
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Hmmmmmm? what a difference a month makes for Dean
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Yes. A month ago Howard Dean was the frontrunner and everyone said that he was garunteed to win. Guess what, things change. Why should a guy like edwards quit when he is in such an upward momentum swing. Do you think that Sharpton thinks he will win. No he is staying in because he wants to get his issues on the table. We democrats don't need to pick a candidate now becuase bush is damaging himself. Recent figures show his approval rating down below 50%. With Unemployment over 6% history says that he has not shot and gaining reelection. Only FDR has done it with over 6% unemployment. John Edwards in 2004 is the best choice
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Did you see Edwards victory speech, it was really good. Oklahoma will be huge for whoever wins it
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Every second counts, by Lance Armstrong
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If they could have hit some free throws, they would have covered the spread. come on Good victory though
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By Chris Sheridan The Associated Press February 3, 2004, 3:42 PM CST LeBron James missed the cut Tuesday in voting for All-Star reserves, finishing behind Eastern Conference guards Paul Pierce, Michael Redd, Baron Davis and Jason Kidd. "Being selected to the All-Star team, it wouldn't be nothing new to me," James said Tuesday before the 14 reserves were announced. "I've been on All-Star teams my whole life. That's just how I play the game of basketball." "I'm just thankful for the team that I'm on," said Artest, who came to the Pacers midway through the 2001-02 season in a trade with the Bulls. "Without them, I probably wouldn't have made it. We're playing really good right now." James is averaging 20.8 points, 5.9 assists and 5.9 rebounds for the Cleveland Cavaliers, whose surge of six victories in eight games has moved them into contention for a playoff spot in the East. The 19-year-old rookie is 13th in the NBA in scoring and 12th in assists, averaging 24.1 points since Cleveland traded Ricky Davis to Boston in mid-December. James, Pierce, Allen and McGrady are the only players averaging at least 20 points, five rebounds and five assists. Coaches had to choose a center, two forwards, two guards and two others regardless of position. They could not vote for their own players. "I'd be very excited about it, but if it (doesn't) happen it's not the end of the world," James said after the Cavs' morning shootaround in Auburn Hills, Mich. There will be six All-Stars with international roots -- Kirilenko (Russia), Stojakovic (Serbia and Montenegro), Magloire (Canada) Nowitzki (Germany), Yao (China) and Duncan (U.S. Virgin Islands) -- which ties the record set a year ago. Cleveland coach Paul Silas said he had expected James to make the Eastern team. "He's put up the kind of numbers that warrants that. We're beginning to win and that's also a major factor," Silas said. Other players having strong seasons who did not make the All-Stars include Mike Bibby of Sacramento, Latrell Sprewell of Minnesota, Chauncey Billups and Richard Hamilton of Detroit, Michael Finley of Dallas and Zach Randolph of Portland. Cavaliers general manager Jim Paxson wouldn't single out James as being overlooked. Second-year forward Carlos Boozer, among the league leaders in rebounds, and center Zydrunas Ilgauskas, an All-Star last season, were also bypassed. "We're disappointed," Paxson said. "Our feeling was that LeBron, Carlos and Z all had a good shot at making it. It's disappointing that we're not going to have anyone there, but for the players who are going, all of them with the exception of Paul Pierce are on teams with winning records." James will play in the Rookie Challenge on Friday night, alongside Carmelo Anthony of Denver, against a team of second-year players that includes Yao. Copyright © 2004, The Associated Press
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hope it works If it does no need for help
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i made a sig in paint how do i upload it
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I always knew that elmo was a terrorist
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Soxtalk Rolling Mock Draft (Pick #2)
Pale Hose Jon replied to Gene Honda Civic's topic in A and J's Olde Tyme Sports Pub
I think oakland goes with the more experienced reciever in williams becuase of some doubts of Larry in Big Games (Miami)