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Comment on Random thought by David R

David R — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 07:49:04 +0000

I think the flip happens when you get to a point that you spend more time prepping and reloading spent cases than you do actually shooting …..

Comment on Test by alice

alice — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 03:15:25 +0000

And yet my heart still races with anticipation…

Comment on Well, here we go again… by alice

alice — Mon, 25 Jul 2011 17:39:40 +0000

I miss you guys!!!

(Buck, how are you?)

Comment on One other thing by Comment on “Euthyphro’s Lament” « Doug Geivett's Blog

Comment on “Euthyphro’s Lament” « Doug Geivett's Blog — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 04:32:36 +0000

[...] morality is discussed in two unsigned posts: “Euthyphro’s Lament” and the briefer “One Other Thing” (in which the author promises that this is “the Absolute Bloody Final word from me” on [...]

Comment on Well, here we go again… by alice

alice — Thu, 20 Jan 2011 03:19:29 +0000

/me watches a tumbleweed roll by….

Comment on Well, here we go again… by Buck

Buck — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 15:26:03 +0000

I am 100% behind Michael Vick and wish he would take the Eagles to the Super Bowl and win it. He did his time and he did a hell of a lot more of it than anybody else in that situation would have done.

This has been the most disappointing Bulldog season I have ever lived through and yes I lived through Donnan and Goff. I think the reason it has been so disappointing for me is that I expected Georgia to be right in the thick of things all year. Coming into the season our weakest link was the red shirt QB. Our absolute strength was to be the offensive line. As it has turned out I am more impressed and happy with Aaron Murray than I was with Matthew Stafford. Murray is a competitive beast and as talented as any QB out there.

Our offensive line has been weak and slow and for the most part just pushed around all year. I really thought they would crush most of the competition this year but it just has not turned out that way. In all honesty it has been a hard pill to swallow but swallow it I have. I love them dearly. I hope they beat Tech and go on and play a bowl game in Memphis or somewhere. I don’t care. And I am not at all on the “Fire Mark Richt” or “Fire Mike Bobo” train. But I would definitely get me a new man to head up Strength and Conditioning. I don’t know anything about anything but from my perspective the fact that we seem to tire easily and get pushed around on the line of scrimmage from start of the game until the finish tells me that we are not doing something right in the weight room.

And God knows we could use somebody on the defensive line that could hold their own. Defensively we have got nothing in the middle. But I would rather go 0-12 than to play some asshole like Nick Fairley. That guy should be thrown out of college football. If you can’t play the game without being obviously dirty then to hell with you is what I say.

Cam Newton is a beast. He is a fantastic football player. He can do it all. I wish him well. But my private thoughts about a player like Nick Fairley do not even need to be put into writing. After what I saw last weekend I will never pull for Auburn again as long as Gene Chizik is their coach. He is as classless as Fairley or he would have pulled Fairley out of the ball game himself instead of encouraging that kind of shit.

Going forward I don’t care if Auburn is playing the Communist Muslims I would sit with the opposing fans with my hammer and sickle and wearing my keffiyeh and learn how to say “To Hell With Auburn” in Arabic.

Comment on Top 5 most influential “Rock Guitarist’s” of all time. by jadarm

jadarm — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 09:01:36 +0000

I agree and like most all of your guitarists…but the question was who was the most influential…not who was the most technically proficient.

There can be no denying that Curt Cobain changed the face of rock music in a few short and brilliant years.

Comment on Top 5 most influential “Rock Guitarist’s” of all time. by zach williams

zach williams — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 01:49:39 +0000

but im not putting down any music cept grunge,punk,and maybe pop,rap,and hip hop.and yes robert johnson certainly belongs on the list he basically started music in the last century.and every one i named on my own list above would tell you that rather robert johnson or chet adkins are the most influential players of the past and present

Comment on Top 5 most influential “Rock Guitarist’s” of all time. by zach williams

zach williams — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 01:44:22 +0000

my favorite guitarists who some ppl bash.Are B.b king,Buddy Guy,Neil Young,Keith Richards,Stevie Ray Vaughn,Pete Townshend,Ted Nugent,Jeff Beck,Jimmy Page,Jimi Hendrix,and my hero who i want to play guitar like is Eric Clapton.Kurt Cobain is in my opinion terrible.And john fogerty and other chicogo blues players to my list like hubert sumlin,otis rush, and especially muddy waters.

Comment on Crushing Arms for Stealing Bread… by Susie Blue

Susie Blue — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 06:15:36 +0000

Even if its not real and is a hoax, why would Iran want these horrible photos published? They obviously can’t feed their children, the boy is emaciated. Who can defend this pathetic set of photos in any capacity? Maybe it is a hoax, does that make it okay? Come on poeple, get your heads out of your ass; defending it as a hoax only makes you look as stupid as those who put down women who care for small starved children. Get your head out fools!