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Making a comeback
Week 8:
Rams Vs. Steelers: Rams
Bengals Vs. Seahawks: Seahawks
Bucs Vs. Cowboys: Bucs
Browns Vs. Pats: Pats
Titans Vs. Jags: Titans
Panthers Vs. Saints: Panthers
Ravens Vs. Broncos: Ravens
Lions Vs. Bears: Lions
Giants Vs. Vikings: Giants
49ers Vs. Cards: 49ers
Jets Vs. Eagles: Eagles
Texans Vs. Colts: Colts
Bills Vs. Chiefs: Chiefs
Phins Vs. Chargers: Phins



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So over the summer, some idiot drove into the brick wall right by the entrance to my school, making a huge hole. The school covered the hole with this big banner of a turtle, and somebody stole that banner yesterday and replaced it with this:



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simply genius.

This is my first day in the CDIH world. So far it looks like a cool place to waste even more of my life. Thanks for the invite Goat. I'll try not to disgrace you right off the bat. :28:

I mean, back in the day, spammers actually used to put some effort into making e-mails seem important enough to open them. But, nowadays, this is a typical subject line and e-mail message in my box.

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It's like half sentances, like

Hey, The Jays!! cdksjnd cjhckehwh!!!

Because whenever I e-mail someone, I make it look really important by making the subject line look like I've had a seizure and slammed my head on the keyboard.


So, what's your e-mail like?



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I don't know why my mom is trippin

Feds Arrest 300 Workers at 61 Wal-Marts
October 23, 2003 12:23:00 PM ET



WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. officials arrested about 300 workers at 61 Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) locations on immigration charges as part of an investigation into contractor cleaning crews, U.S. officials said on Thursday.

They said the investigation, known as ``Operation Rollback,'' involved allegations the contractor had recruited illegal immigrants, mainly Eastern European nationals, to work on cleaning crews at the stores for the world's largest retailer.

A federal law enforcement official said some Wal-Mart executives had direct knowledge of the scheme, based on recorded conversations that have been made, surveillance and monitoring.

They said federal grand jury subpoenas have been issued for the Wal-Mart executives to testify. The executives were not identified.

Garrison Courtney, a spokesman for the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said the arrests in 21 states were part of a ``worksite enforcement'' effort.

``If a company knowingly hires illegal workers it can be penalized up to $10,000 per person,'' he said.

Most of the 300 workers belonged to contract cleaning crews, he said.

The latest arrests stemmed from two prior investigations by federal immigration officials involving contractors and Wal-Mart stores, one in 1998 and the other in 2001, the law enforcement official said.

The company did not immediately comment

I always wondered, besides the message boards.

what the hell else do you do while online?

other websites, download porn, play games, check e-mail?

For the most part I dont do much anymore on the comp, I log on, check my e-mail, my fantasy leagues, the board, and thats about it.

I used to play games on yahoo sometimes, or trivia sites, download stuff. Sometimes I even did research to learn stuff and stuff.

Seau says he was kidding with 'watermelon' remark

By TIM REYNOLDS, Associated Press Writer
October 22, 2003
DAVIE, Fla. (AP) -- Dolphins linebacker Junior Seau insists he meant no harm when he suggested the way to stop former teammate LaDainian Tomlinson is to feed him fried chicken and watermelon.

Tomlinson, whose Chargers face the Dolphins on Monday night, said he was not angered by the comments. Dolphins officials backed Seau and agreed that he intended no malice.

Asked Wednesday how to limit Tomlinson, San Diego's star running back, Seau told reporters: ``You give him watermelon and load him up with fried chicken and tell him to keep eating.''


Seau, who is of Samoan descent, later said he and Tomlinson, who is black, are friends and the comment was meant in jest. Seau was wearing a Tomlinson jersey when he made the comment.

``We ate that all the time. We'd have fried chicken every Friday,'' Seau said. ``I'm sorry you guys took it that way. I should have realized it was an oversight on my part. I'm sorry it came out that way.''

Tomlinson said he laughed when he heard Seau's words.

``I wasn't offended at all,'' Tomlinson said. ``You just have to know Junior. He's silly like that.''

Dolphins coach Dave Wannstedt said that anyone who found Seau's comment to be racially insensitive was doing the player ``a grave disservice.''

``I'm sure Junior wasn't thinking in any type of overtone,'' Wannstedt said.

Monday's game will mark Seau's return to San Diego as an opponent. He played for the Chargers from 1990-02.

Seau has been honored in the past for his foundation's charity work and philanthropy, earning the NFL's Man of the Year award in 1994. He's also scheduled to host a luncheon honoring current San Diego quarterback Drew Brees for his charity work on Tuesday.

``Hopefully, everyone can know who I am and who I stand for and that there isn't anything to look into,'' Seau said.

When Tiger Woods won the Masters in 1997, golfer Fuzzy Zoeller created a stir by saying: ``Tell him not to serve fried chicken next year ... or collard greens, or whatever the hell they serve.''

Zoeller was referring to the Masters' champions dinner, when the reigning tournament winner chooses the menu.

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:rofl:

entermann's soft baked cookies. mmmmmm :banana: