EvilJester99

I seen the pre view for it on X Play. The game play looks pretty good. Too many cut scenes but since when is that new with Metal Gear?? It looks to be a prequel to the other Metal Gears and explains a lot about the others. I am certainly picking it up.

Its amazing how the "Mob" can work things for ya... ummm errr political clout too. hehe

Yeah I don't really see RJ wanting to come to the Sox. He wants to win now.

Randy Johnson: Trade Talks Moving Forward RotoWire.com Staff - RotoWire.com Thursday, November 18, 2004 Update: Diamondbacks GM Joe Garagiola discussed Johnson's no-trade clause with his agents in a Wednesday telecon, but no decisions were made public, the Arizona Republic reports. Recommendation: According to the report, Garagiola told Johnson's agents which teams had expressed interest in The Big Unit at last week's GM meetings. It's believed that list includes the Yankees, Angels, White Sox and Cardinals. Johnson and Garagiola are both expected to attend a charity golf tournament in the Phoenix area on Friday, and it could be there where Johnson tells the D-Backs' GM which teams he'd waive his no-trade clause for.

That would have been funny she steals back the car only to find out it really wasn't her car LoL

Talks may be progressing with RJ... Randy Johnson: Trade Talks Moving Forward RotoWire.com Staff - RotoWire.com Thursday, November 18, 2004 Update: Diamondbacks GM Joe Garagiola discussed Johnson's no-trade clause with his agents in a Wednesday telecon, but no decisions were made public, the Arizona Republic reports. Recommendation: According to the report, Garagiola told Johnson's agents which teams had expressed interest in The Big Unit at last week's GM meetings. It's believed that list includes the Yankees, Angels, White Sox and Cardinals. Johnson and Garagiola are both expected to attend a charity golf tournament in the Phoenix area on Friday, and it could be there where Johnson tells the D-Backs' GM which teams he'd waive his no-trade clause for.

hijacked!!

There goes the idea of killing everyone quietly...damn.

My brothers boxer was a 90 pound male. He was a fat fukka. hehe

I agree getting Koskie would be excellent but I don't see many teams having interest in Crede. Only upside for Crede is he plays decent Dfens and has some power. Like I said... Little to no value. I am sure some team may try to fix him and hope he can produce.

I would think Crede has little to no trade value right now anyway.

Bulls would be stupid to not swing that deal. Everything I have heard thus far is Sweetney is better than Curry by himself. Do the deal Pax.

You just have to wonder how many takes they had to do. I know I would have came up with a lot to just have to shoot it over again hehehe

Man the moralists are ripping their hair out over all this bad behavior LMAO. :finger News anchor appears nude Anchor: Important story about art Wednesday, November 17, 2004 Posted: 9:24 PM EST (0224 GMT) WOIO-TV anchor Sharon Reed, seen in this undated photo, appeared nude during an 11 p.m. newscast. CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) -- A television news anchor appeared on the air nude in a first-person report about an artist's photographs, drawing a record number of viewers for the time slot, the station said. Sharon Reed was one of hundreds of people who participated in Spencer Tunick's nude photo installation in Cleveland in June. Her report, shown Monday on the 11 p.m. newscast on WOIO-TV, showed far away angles of her nude and some closer seminude shots, as well as other participants. The report comes in the midst of increased attention to the airwaves, following Janet Jackson's breast-baring performance during the Super Bowl halftime show. The Federal Communications Commission proposed a record fine of $550,000 against CBS, WOIO's parent network. The network is protesting. On Tuesday, ABC apologized for the intro to "Monday Night Football" that featured a supposedly naked actress jumping into a player's arms in a spoof of the television show "Desperate Housewives." WOIO news director Steve Doerr said the idea was to cover Tunick, a well-known artist, in a different way. Doerr said the story also was aimed at bringing in ratings during November sweeps when audiences are measured to set advertising rates. Monday night's newscast received a record 17.1 share, compared with the 13.6 earned during the newscast airing immediately after this year's Super Bowl, according to Broadcasting & Cable, an industry publication. The station aired advisories before the piece, and FCC spokeswoman Janice Wise on Wednesday said WOIO followed commission rules that prohibit indecent material from being aired on broadcast television from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Doerr said the station received mostly supportive messages from viewers. Reed said she considered it an important story about art.

Not to mention it would have to be all deferred hehe

I would say a lot more than the Sox are willing to pay...

Common sense?? what the hell is that?? hehe

Wow I tell you... I turn the TV on Monday for football and instead of getting violence I get sex... what's up with that?? Sheesh

In that interview it seemed Boras was taking the high road in regards to a lot of things. Hopefully the Sox wouldn't be so foolish to rule out all of his clients. JMO

I would think the Tigers figure Urbina may not be ready until this is settled with his mom... unless it has recently??

I think the Sox are going to have to really start worrying about those Tigers...esp if they get another starter and bat.

Amazing thing I saw was the Rockies had a bigger payroll than the Sox did last season...what's with that?

This is what I found about Chacon's contract.

Exactly how is that Boras' fault though? I mean if I had an agent I would hope he'd look for as much as he could get for me too. Its the teams/owners who are responsible to pay it. If they agree to the demands they must feel the player is worth the money. IMO I'm not sayin I'm just sayin here.

I was listening while I was working so if anyone heard anything I missed please fill us in. I tried to catch the important stuff.