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Is there a ceremonial reason for the strange unis? That gold on the shoulders looks almost Oregonian compared to the normal sweet navy.

Really? Sources: LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh sign with Miami Heat for $15M less each - ESPN He signed a contract worth $110.1 million, reported to be $15 million less than the max. That means he actually signed for 88% of the max deal. Unless the Ohio Income Tax is 12%, he took...

The biggest negatives: 1. Why not inform the owner? And not with a text. Be a man and make the phone call. And maybe that's not enough given the level of bad news your delivering. 2. The special looks completely egocentric. Even allowing for the charity angle, he still looks attention-hungry...

I actually envy the hopeful talk I'm seeing in this thread. The Pistons have no cap space (barring some exception I don't know about), so there's no chance of improvement for next year. How many of the Cavs' players have been playing under their potential because LBJ was dominating the ball...

Should we think poorly of you for choosing to live elsewhere, regardless of your reason? I also miss the weather in Ohio, but I'm ready for Florida again after about ten minutes of Christmas-time Ohio weather. And I live don't live in south Florida. Pensacola gets relatively cold. But it still...

Why does Cowherd seem to be radioactive on BP? Yours is the third comment I've seen negative on him. edit: fourth

You're absolutely right on both points. My bad.

Did you sign up for an account just to blast my post? It's not my fault Cowherd agrees with me.

So what are the real reasons? That you feel betrayed? That's in (a) and (d). If these reasons are wrong, what are the right ones? Nobody expects you Cavs' fans to get over it, but don't expect us to get your irrational contempt for the guy. Every person who's not emotionally invested in the...

It's probably pity on the state of M[censored]. This is the only real football they see until the Ohio State game. :gobucks1:

But shouldn't Congress say so when the people say so? Yes, there have been morally reprehensible policies (slavery, segregation, prohibition, Jim Crow laws) that were publicly popular, but those instances are few and far between. At some point Congress will be held accountable for poor...

The next Manson. We'll read about him in a few years.

Florida is the same. The GameStop clerk said they are fined thousands of dollars for every unit they sell early. Sounds fishy to me (thousands, really?), but it doesn't change the fact that I'm waiting until tomorrow 10 AM.

Thank you for that simple, yet convincing, rebuttal. At what point, then, do the negative incentives I discussed become more of detriment to the general welfare of the United States than the relative poverty the federal assistance was designed to alleviate?

The original question posed is really the same as asking, "Is there a biblical mandate for government-sponsored welfare?" And I just don't see it. The "render unto Caesar" scripture can be used only to justify paying taxes as opposed to avoiding taxes. So Christians should pay any taxes...

Come on, Jake. Of course the answer's yes. A whore in a nun's outfit is still a whore. Is there a reason that you've been in this thread where you clearly don't belong? We get it: you hate religion. If we're right and you're wrong then you'll proudly burn in hell for eternity. If we're wrong...

Is there any way to get the rosters to my xbox without being connected to xbox live? Is it as easy as just popping a USB drive into the port?