Why the hell are we paying taxes for bike paths when these a-holes aren't using them?

Remember him talking a few weeks ago? How he said he would go to another team if he wasn't in the big D next year?

Just found out he is restricted! He cant do anything about it next year.

Nice one Quincy. Maybe spend some more time over your contract and less thinking of Zane.

I figure there is a gamertag thread why not put one up for the Wii. I have a feeling not many people will reply to this but am hoping for a possible suprise

my wii number is
2959 8159 5854 8310

We were on our way home from breakfast this morning when I noticed something on the ground. As I drove by it my husband and I noticed it was a turtle. We decided to turn around and go pick it up. As we made our way back to him we noticed, not suprisingly, that someone did not do what I had done and which was not run it over. It was a messy dead turtle and all that ran through my head was "and now he's dead"!

Can someone tell me what happened between these two?

I even remember the huge minger talking about FB&HW on his huge opinion segment.

Free beer and hot wings say alot of the same things...I say we make a list for them here.

I'll start the first one off.

I don't know if anybody else catches this but Hot Wings constantly says "Well I mean.." every time before hes about to explain something.

Facing the Truth About the American People

The book by Rick Shenkman bring some scary truths to the front regarding the American voters.
http://hnn.us/HowStupidAreWe/book.html


Only 2 out of 5 citizens can name the three branches of the federal government.

Only 1 in 7 can find Iraq on a map.

Only 1 in 5 know that we have 100 US senators.

Although more than 50% of Americans can identify at least two members of the Simpsons Family, only 25% can name more than one right guaranteed by the First Amendment.

Only 20% of young Americans between the ages 18-34 read a newspaper daily. An astonishingly low 11% report surfing Internet news sites.

A Washington Post poll in September 2003 found that 70% of Americans believed Saddam Hussein was responsible for 9/11. A majority continued to believe this even after the 9/11 Commission reported that the claim was groundless.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqDi1Vi-2qo

THE THOUGHT occurs to almost everybody, I would suppose, that politics today is conducted at a lower level than it used to be. Not many voted against William Howard Taft because he was fat or Abraham Lincoln because he was thin. One can't imagine Franklin Roosevelt being judged by how badly he bowled or how convincingly he knocked back a tumble of scotch. Indeed, studies show that the speeches presidents gave a half-century ago were pitched at the 12th-grade level - five grades above the level of speeches given by presidents over the last generation.

Which brings up a paradox. Decade by decade Americans are getting smarter and smarter, and decade by decade our politics is getting dumber and dumber. How can we explain it?

In 1940 six in 10 Americans hadn't gone past the eighth grade. Today, most Americans have attended college. Partly as a result of their added schooling, Americans today are more tolerant of dissent and less racist. But surveys show that increased schooling doesn't correspond to a higher aptitude for civics. To put this bluntly: Americans today are no better informed about politics than their grade-school educated grandparents. With respect to some subjects they are less well-informed.

The "Family Feud Recruitment" bit reminded me of the card Zane's dad sent him....

/Exalt Zane's Dad

Ive been listening for some time now and i have no problem telling who hotwings is because i relate his voice to Squidward, and of course joe is easy cause he sounds like a 12 year old, but i am still having trouble with Zane and Freebeer.......

I think since Hobos are becoming a part of the What Can Joe Do wheel it should be renamed to :

What Can Joe Do to a Hobo

What Can Joe Do and Hobo Too

spin away and I hope the hell you have to do a rap with hoboes