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Saturday, September 23, 2006
Michigan 27, Wisconsin 13 - Stressful, but as expected
But the defense was dominant in the second half, the running game got going a bit and the Wolverines completed some long passes. So the final of 27-13 is pretty much as most people expected, matching the Vegas spread of 14.
Despite that early tension, this was a good win for Michigan. The defense continues to show they're among the best in the nation. The running game needs to improve, but Wisconsin is always tough to run on. And considering that everyone in the nation was talking about a letdown for Michigan, pretty much any win here was good. This was good. Bring on the Gophers.
Some miscellaneous notes from the game:
* I know he was educated in Ohio, but I'm still surprised at Chris Spielman's inability to speak clearly. He called Arrington "Abbington", and Chad Henne "Chenny" on the same play. He also called Henne "Chad Henry" at least three times. I'm suprised he didn't call him Kenny Chesney.
* Did Spielman fart in the booth? Soon after they showed the clip from Zingerman's (God, that made me hungry) there was some silence in the booth. Then horrible play by play man Sean McDonough commented "Did you go to Zingerman's last night? Everyone in the booth thinks so."
* Was Wisconsin just frustrated or are they dirty? There were a couple of late hits and the fourth quarter leg twist of Steve Breaston. That one could result in a suspension for the Badger defender.
* I know we talk about this ad infinitum, but the crowd was horrible. And how about all those shots of the fans shaking their keys? Please, please, please, if anyone can get a screenshot of any of those key shakers, please send it to us at MichiganZone at adelphia dot net. There was one shot midway in the 2nd quarter and another with 2 minutes left in the first half.
* Was Lloyd foolish for throwing that long pass in the waning minutes, exposing Henne, or is he just playing a full four quarters?
Leave your comments on this matter, or any parts of the game.
48 comments:
Not sure what the refs were looking at, but the facemask (against Michigan) in the first quarter where the flag was thrown, and then picked up, made me wonder who had contributed to their pension fund. And, I thought there were a few facemasks yanked on Hart that weren't called.
- September 23, 2006 4:13 PM
- Benny Friedman said...
I hate commenting about the officiating, but it was weak overall. There were at least two times where they picked up a flag, and had to have a ten minute discussion every time one was thrown. Thankfullly, they didn't really impact the outcome, though.
- September 23, 2006 4:35 PM
not only were fans shaking their %^&%^*& keys, but i think i saw the cheerleaders holding up signs that said "key play." (i was watching at a bar, and didn't tape it so someone else will have to confirm)
...and if they were holding up signs, well, i just fucking give up. we can't win.
- September 23, 2006 4:37 PM
- dgarr22 said...
You guys just need to start grabbing the drunk peoples keys and throwing them away...after a few weeks of walking home the will stop shaking the keys.
- September 23, 2006 4:57 PM
- harry hasselhoff said...
LOL at Spielman fart jokes. Hilarious.
Can anyone who was actually at the game confirm the crowd was quiet? Obviously I wouldnt be surprised but would like to hear more than from people who saw it on TV. I also noticed cheerleaders holding up "NOISE" signs too. I wish they'd get some kind of MAKE SOME NOISE graphic on the scoreboard monitors. I know its a little cheesy for Michigan's taste but still I'd take cheese over the lack of noise.
- September 23, 2006 5:09 PM
- bentley2121 said...
The game was pretty much what I expected. Wisconsin's defense is pretty tough. I noticed that they had a top ten unit, per the Sporting News (not the best source but still credible). I thought Henne played excellent, except for two throws, both of which went for INT's. On the crowd, I thought they were better than they have been in the past. I think people underestimate the importance of building luxury suites, for a few reasons. It creates additional revenue, locks in some noise, and will move many of the old alums out of the primetime noise making seats. Good win, in a very tough game that could have been a potential trap. Get back the jug and then we will really find out where this team is going in the three following games.
- September 23, 2006 5:54 PM
- PeckHorn78 said...
At one point they were what, 0-9 on 3rd down attempts?
Also, have I been missing something, or are the cheerleaders (females too) dressing like they were going to play a round of golf???
- September 23, 2006 6:15 PM
- Colin said...
The crowd was fine. Your key vendetta baffles many.
- September 23, 2006 6:37 PM
- mouse said...
dudes, seriously? it's a lost cause. not only were the cheerleaders wearing outfits that made them look like they belong on the back nine of the Michigan golf course [come on. if your whole purpose is to be an attention whore, at least wear more revealing clothes, right?], they also constantly held up those fucking "KEY PLAY" signs. my keys stayed in my back pocket the whole day, FWIW. It also doesn't help that the band pretends that they're shaking their fake keys instead of opening their mouths and making noise on key plays.
I'll bring my camera next game and get a shot from row 21 of the student section for you all. it's a sad, tragic sight.
- September 23, 2006 6:38 PM
- Aram said...
I'm going to disagree with your assessment on today's crowd. Yes, the maize-out was lame. Very lame. But I'd argue that it got as loud as it's gotten in recent years at many points during the game, even forcing Wiscy into a false start, a couple burned timeouts, and general confusion at points. Don't blame the "key play."
- September 23, 2006 7:21 PM
- Aram said...
"It also doesn't help that the band pretends that they're shaking their fake keys instead of opening their mouths and making noise on key plays."
Mouse, looks like you need to open your eyes and notice that behind the fake keys the band waves around on 3rd down, their mouths are making quite a bit of noise.
I don't understand the obsession with the "key play," or why you and others are contending that by participating in it, people don't yell. False.
- September 23, 2006 7:23 PM
- Wholesome Goodness said...
At one point in the game they showed a shot of the student section, and a pack of UM beauties lined the front row. I think I might not be able to get it up for a week now.
On a more football related note, it was a well managed 4th quarter, save that late pass. Almost brought a tear to my eye.
- September 23, 2006 7:27 PM
- I love cheese said...
Overall, Kinda what I expected. I will admit I was freaking out a bit in the first quarter, but promptly calmed down after the third quarter defensive domination by our boys. Wiscy played decent, but I am not overly impressed by anything except their run defense. They are probably a 5th or 6th best team in the Big 10/11.
- September 23, 2006 7:35 PM
I thought the crowd was fine. It was a very "bleh" game, for me. Not to make excuses, but a lot of students, myself included, have been struggling with like a cold/flu thing that robbed me of my voice for a lot of the game. Not that I didn't try. I thought at the crucial points in the game, the crowd responded well. Even the alumni seem to stand and scream when Branch implores them by waving his arms.
One observation, and I'm not sure if anybody else noticed the same thing, but I thought at least 2 (and maybe 3) of Henne's INTs could have been pinned on Manningham. The first one, while slightly high, should have been caught. It hit him right in the hands. On the second INT, it seemed to me like Manningham stumbled or something right off the line and sort of stopped running his route until he saw the ball coming. I haven't seen a replay or anything, but that was just my knee jerk reaction from having been at the game. Anybody else have thoughts on that?
- September 23, 2006 7:36 PM
While I can agree that the key shake is total B.S. ( I first witnessed this about 15 years ago at Michigan Stadium by of all..Badgers. I called it shaking their tractor keys...got a big laugh in section 11). Anyhow, noise was way up when needed today and it helped the energy of not a few offsides. I did see the keys out, but not as bad. Must be a North end zone/Student thing.
The maize out must be a scam to sell more gear, why other would the shirts be alternating colors each year. What's next year? Go Maize, wear Blue. Anyhow, great game. Flat in the 1st half. But the Defense kept rushing way down again. DEFENSE WINS GAMES. Remeber this.
- September 23, 2006 9:09 PM
- TitleIX said...
get over the key thing, guys. the students scream along with the keys that they wave....the cheeleaders have had those "noise" and "key play signs" since the 80s. Nothing new there.
the horse is dead....let it rest.
AND....if Lloyd had ol' what's his name take a knee you all would have been screaming about what a pussy he is. JEEZ. The coach calls an 'in your face' play at the end of the game and you all piss. Personally, I LIKED the call. Take no prisoners. Sends a great message to the team. And as Lloyd said to the ABC reporter..."It was third down, wasn't it"????
- September 23, 2006 9:41 PM
Right on, titleix. That was a great reply from The Lloyd. I laughed my ass off. Did it seem the reporter looked like he'd been scolded by a grownup afterwards?
I loved the call. It's high time we stopped caring about saving face for the other team and started smashing their face.
- September 23, 2006 10:08 PM
Jeez folks complain when LLoyd goes LLoyd and now he goes Spurrier on one play and pepole want to call him on it. Make up your minds people!
- September 23, 2006 10:16 PM
- IC said...
Re. Benny's post-game notes:
* "I'm suprised he didn't call him Kenny Chesney."
* I somehow missed the exchange about Zingerman's and I'm going to check it on TiVo later. If it happened as described, what else could it have been other than Spielman cutting the chesse?
* I don't think the Badgers are dirty, though that ankle twist by the special teams guy was completely inexcusable and certainly worthy of a suspension (can you imagine if we lost Breaston because of that?)
* The cheerleader' outifts were an absolutely inexplicable abomination.
* Though I typically support and defend Lloyd, it was reckless and stupid to go for a long pass on third down with less than two minutes to go. I don't know what point he was trying to prove. Wisco was only two scores down and it was reasonable for them to call their last time out.
Carr made it worse by basically repeating the obnoxious repsonse that he had given to Todd Harris in the '04 Sparty game (for which he later apologized.) If we have Henne in at that time we should run. If we have a backup it's ok to pass, but not a pattern which exposes our QB and seeks to run up the score.
- September 23, 2006 10:31 PM
- IC said...
I love the "take no prisoners" approach we've shown on defense all year and in the second halves of the ND and Wisconsin games on offense. That's because we've been aggressive when the result was in doubt. What we had to gain by going with that pass play (larger margin of victory, "message" to Badgers and others) is far outweighed by what we had to lose (health of Henne, others.)
Carl Tabb:
I'm surprised someone like you--who has been on the team for at least 10 or 12 years--would defend Carr's response to the ESPN sideline reporter. I hate to say it, but Carr looked like a prick, which is unfortunate because most everything else I know about him makes me think he's a good man. The reporter was just doing his job and wasn't being obnoxious. Lloyd would have been better served by responding, "They were playing for a run and we wanted to keep the ball, but we didn't make the play,"
- September 23, 2006 10:55 PM
i was in the student section, and the crowd was alright, though the key thing does get on my nerves. it isnt even used right- the idea is to use it on a "key play", but basically that means any 3rd down stop. i have never seen it used here for any other purpose- even when we had the game in hand and the Badgers backed up inside their own 20, the keys came out. never on an offensive third down, though, nor on any other "key play". it isnt so much how quiet it is, but just how stupid it looks. the opposing team doesnt get the pun of a "key" play- nor do they care about it. the point is to cup your hands around your mouth to make your screaming count. dont be "clever", be wild.
- September 24, 2006 12:04 AM
- Kraut said...
I was at the game, and I think the crowd was pretty decent ... they got loud quite a few times.
Also, the KEY PLAY thing bothers me, too. I went to UM in the early 90's and we used the KEY PLAY when it was a key conversion (3rd/4th down) for Michigan, not for the opponent. It's supposed to be a relatively quiet support ... not to pump up the D. I've been confused for the past few years as to what the hell ppl are trying to do with their keys ...
- September 24, 2006 12:24 AM
The crowd was actually really loud. Forget about your "key play" fixation. It's just a lame but harmless play on words and a long-standing tradition in the Big House. You should focus on crowd noise, not selling your "no keys" t-shirts. GO BLUE
- September 24, 2006 1:08 AM
When the clock hit 1:35 PM and the Rabbi had just wrapped up his 30 minute sermon, I told my parents peace out, walked back to their house, got my car and drove five miles to my house to catch the second half on HDTV. I was so glad I got to see all of those keys, so CLEARLY. Maybe we should blow SHOFARS at the game.
- September 24, 2006 1:11 AM
How many times has Michigan hung half a hundred since Lloyd has been at the helm? Anyone know how many times "BO" put 50+ up on opponets? Bury 'em all and pad stats, prove a point, make a statement. The game is 60 minutes long, that seemed to be a problem last year, hats off to Lloyd for flexing his balls.
- September 24, 2006 1:43 AM
- Benny Friedman said...
Anon 10:11, your shofar idea is classic. I'm sure Yost would be in favor of it since it would intimidate the opponent.
- September 24, 2006 2:04 AM
I can not believe that you have not said anything about the "buckstache"
It was a classic with spewman on the front of it. Can't wait till you get that box picture on here!!
- September 24, 2006 9:12 AM
Let's see here. In Carr's tenure everything he's done has been scrutinized to the maximum degree. Rightly so, IMO. But you can't cut him a little slack when some snot-nosed reporter asks him a leading question like that? Sure, he's just doing his job but everyone knew that call was going to be loved or hated and reporters live off controversy. I loved the call on the play and I loved The Lloyd's attitude to some window licking punk trying to stir up the pot.
Oh, by the way I'm in my 14th year with the team now!
- September 24, 2006 10:23 AM
You're right, Lloyd does look like a prick whenever one of those idiot sideline "reporters" asks him a question following a game. He has a history with the one at the Wisconsin game - you can tell that guy would rather take a beating than talk to Lloyd.
On the other hand, it's refreshing to see a coach treat a sideliner with the respect he deserves...Lloyd just needs a little timeout before talking to anyone with a microphone.
I'm so glad you noticed some of the "Spielmanisms" during the game. Whenever they do a booth shot, he stares directly into the camera at all times - it's as though he's attempting to hypnotize the audience. Creepy. You guys have GOT to get ahold of that Wheaties box!
- September 24, 2006 10:37 AM
i agree that lloyd looked like a prick with the sideline reporter. he definitely has a history of doing this: in a previous season he just stood there with his "i'm so looking forward to going 7-5" grin and kept repeating that the question was stupid and he wasn't going to answer it. he has a seven-figure contract because of the tv networks--jesus christ, just answer a damn question. if he doesn't want to talk, then just use some meaningless coachspeak, or if he wants to argue, show some balls and do it like spurrier. don't come across as a middle-school prick. he shouldn't act so smug until he can at least beat OSU.
- September 24, 2006 11:47 AM
- TitleIX said...
Coachspeak??? come on! I prefer an intelligent leader, not a mimic.
Think about it this way...Lloyd just comes off the field with a great win, Snotty asks him a dumbass question (what happened to 'reporter speak'?) and Lloyd PAUSES, THINKS, gets CLEVER, and slam dunks the punk.
Much different than the hissy fit he threw with the "stupid question" response, which I agree, was not nice.
Speaking of DUMBASS announcers....
At the half of the PSU/tOSU game one of the PSU coaches ran over to Tre$$el and handed him something. The morons in the booth surmise that it's a note about JoePa and the status of his colon....in reality??? as Tre$$el said, "one of our kids lost his wristband"
and lastly---Musclehead is SOOOO going to ruin Dreamy Kirk that I am sickened by it....that guffaw of BM's is evil.
- September 24, 2006 12:36 PM
I have to agree with you when it comes to the key play. While the students have been better as a whole this year (a better defense will do that), the use of keys is ridiculous. It's cutesy and while some fans do make noise, others think that just jingling their fucking keys is enough to intimidate the opponent. It's not.
Sure, you can hear it on the field, but it's no replacement for 100,000+ screaming their heads off. Abolishing the "key play" concept would go a long way to making our stadium loud when it needs to be.
- September 24, 2006 1:53 PM
you seriously think "it was third down wasn't it?" qualifies as clever?!?! do UPS commercials leave you in tears? he sounded like a pathetic little man who couldn't handle the simplest of questions. you could argue that playcall either way, but if lloyd wants to defend it and "be clever", he can make some caustic comment about wisconsin's job being to stop his team. a third grade jab at the sideline reporter (who only has one fewer victory against tressel than llloyd does) makes carr look like a little prick. and he had just won the game! good lord, i can only imagine the hissy fit he'd have had if they'd lost the game.
- September 24, 2006 2:12 PM
- BaggyPantsDevil said...
I think the good defense just gives me comfort, the 10-10 tie at the half just didn't worry me. I'm kind of feeling like with the way the defense plays opponents really aren't going to do much with the ball and it's just a matter of time before Chad Henne can connect to Mario Manningham so bad offensives series, turnovers, and punts kind of make me think, 'cool, now I get to watch the defensive line beat up on people and make then run away like frightened children.'
Unlike last year, when Michigan's defense made me squirm in my seat, I enjoy watching both the offense and the defense when they're on the field. Opponents getting the ball aren't so much opportunities for them to score, but opportunities for me to satisfy some primitive bloodlust that exists deep within my psyche.
I did feel a bit uneasy after Henne's second interception. Fortunately, Wisconsin went three and out and then the touchdown pass to Manningham materialized and I felt better.
I think Chris Spielman was still drunk form the previous night. Complete incoherence plus noxious beer farts adds up to bad hangover. He also made a comment about all of Michigan's defensive starters still playing right after a play when I specifically noticed several backups in the game.
Did anyone notice Lee Corso on College Gameday obviously reading from the teleprompter when talking about USC? When he got to John David Booty's name he paused and I could almost hear him thinking "somebody's fucking with me, I'm not saying 'booty' on the air" before driving ahead while referring to USC's quarterback as "Brody" multiple times. Maybe everyone at ESPN was still drunk.
All these guys have to do for work is know stuff about college football and they can't even get the names of the quarterbacks for the #3 and #6 teams right?
I don't think the deep pass at the end of the game was all that bad. I think the whole "OMG Henne could have died" talk is a bit overstated. He's been on the field all day and this one pass is going to result in a seperated shoulder? Sure, he probably didn't even need to be on the field at that point, but one more play isn't likely to kill him. Might as well forbid him from showering so he won't slip in it. Life is risky, folks.
The pass seemed to me to be like Lloyd Carr's Arthur, King of the Britons saying to Bret Bielema's Black Knight, "Look you stupid bastard you've got no arms left!"
I do think he didn't need to be such a grouchy prick when asked about it. You're 4-0 Lloyd and have one of the best defenses in the country, enjoy it. And he was so movingly sweet after the Notre Dame game. Maybe Wisconsin's stubbornness just pissed him off.
I was actually thinking Wisconsin was going to turn the ball over more than Michigan, who'd have thunk Henne could throw three interceptions and still have a good day. 84% of his passes got caught by someone, (72% buy guys in the right uniforms).
Overall, not a bad game even though we didn't get to see another beat down.
- September 24, 2006 2:45 PM
At the MSU game, Sparty was holding up a giant pair of keys at several big 3rd downs, encouraging fans to get out theirs.
Just goes to show they copy even our bad ideas.
- September 24, 2006 5:19 PM
Well, I imagine that one reason that the stadium was so quiet was the Jewish holiday (Rosh Hashana). A lot of people were probably busy with that.
Another thing...ESPN hates us and has a hard-on for Notre Dame! Anyone else notice how strangely difficult it was on Saturday to find a story on the homepage about Mich destroying ND? Yet ND beats Mich St. and guess what? they're on the front page again! Seems like we upset ESPN last week!
- September 24, 2006 8:28 PM
- surrounded in columbus said...
yeah, it was 10-10 @ half, but cheesy had 8 yds rushing and the D was so completely in control that it didn't feel like the badgers were in the game. they didn't get a first down until late in the half (4th quarter maybe?) and we were ahead a couple more scores. when the D plays like that, the offense's misfires seem unimportant- we'll score eventually- even if only by attrition.
and the D is for real. look back on how we fretted over an ND comeback last week. think now how ND did manage a comeback on Sparty. our D is for real. theirs isn't.
it's a great way to win football games, and, well, though i've held off saying this as long as i could, i'm just going to go ahead and say it now- the game reminded me a lot of the way we played in '97. there, i've cursed us and if we drop kick a loss to Minnesota next week, it's all my fault, but i have to admit it's beginning to feel true.
we had a ton of games that year w/ tight scores that we were just beating the snot out of the other team. the O was effecient, but seldom overwelming. just like this season.
will they do this all year? maybe not. but i spent the entire '97 season sweating out close games. this year isn't going to be any different.
- September 24, 2006 9:01 PM
I'm kinda surprised that the "intentionally trying to twist Stevie Breaston's leg off" incident hasn't been mentioned. I was glad that the commentators showed it, since it seems as if they are contractually prohibited from saying negative stuff about individual players. What an awful display of (non)sportsmanship. That jerk deserves a suspension.
- September 24, 2006 10:45 PM
I was expecting much more commentary from this thread on Spielman farting. Easily the most awkward, and hilarious, thing ever said from a football broadcast booth. I think the actual quote was along the lines of:
Commentator: "so Chris did you go to the deli this morning?"
Spielman: "ummmmmmm"
Commentator: "everyone in the booth sure knows you did".
.....followed by 10 full seconds of a very awkward silence.
How bad must he have ripped one for it to have drawn a comment. I'm sure Madden has dropped a ton of ass in the MNF booth, but Al Michaels doesn't come back with: "so how's that Outback bloomin' onion you had for lunch sitting with you John?"
- September 25, 2006 9:09 AM
- fish747 said...
Dude, I don't understand how you constantly bitch about how lame the crowd is when you watch the games on TV. That makes no sense. I sit in the corner of the endzone for every game, and I'll tell you that this year, the crowd has been screaming when the other team is backed up. It has paid off, because you can see the opposing QBs try to audible. Wisconsin had to burn 2 timeouts becuase they didn't know what play they were in. The crowd had to have something to do with that.
So, quit your bithcing unless you actually go to the games. Otherwise, your blog kicks ass.
- September 25, 2006 10:17 AM
the shaking of the keys is idiotic. i've been to a game in the big house each of the last 5 years and my friends and i are amazed how quiet 111,000 people can really be. the penn state crowd for last years game was much louder the entire game until we pulled it out at the end.
sean mcdonough is a puke. tirico is a pig. someone please punch lupica and marriotti in the face. i hate espn.
- September 25, 2006 10:28 AM
Two things that anyone who actually went to the game would know:
1.) The crowd was fine and even good at times -- Wisconsin third downs were consistently loud, by anyone's standards.
2.) Maize was the predominant color in the crowd and participation will get better as we do more of these -- the student section was completely maize, and the most coordinated I've ever seen them. It was truly impressive.
- September 25, 2006 10:49 AM
Yeah, the crowd seemed loud to me from the broadcast, especially for a noon game where there's less time for one to imbibe enough to lose the inhibition to yell. In my years sitting in the student section, I never saw the keys preventing anyone from yelling.
- September 25, 2006 10:54 AM
I want to comment on our play calling.
I don't know how many third down plays we had that were 8, 7, 6 yards and we would run a 3 yard out pass play. There must have been 8 or 9 plays like that. What in the heck are the coaches thinking? Even if the pass is caught, the player is right on the sideline, and there is nowhere to go.
And, we never seem to throw a pass down the middle. Manningham is always on the sideline... I don't get it.
I'm just a fan, but this stuff is maddening - we don't seem to want to use our players in an effective manner.
- September 25, 2006 11:41 AM
As an SEC fan, I've got no dog in the Big 10 hunt, but to me, I didn't get the impression that Lloyd sounded like a prick when replying why he called that pass play at the end of the game. As Spurrier once said (or a paraphrase thereof), it's his job to score points, it's the other team's job to stop him.
- September 25, 2006 12:45 PM
Wow, just read thru all 80 comments and the people crying about Lloyd not being nice to a reporter is making me laugh. Why should Lloyd be nice to a reporter? The last 8 or 9 years he has got nothing from them but criticism. I'm still surprised Lloyd talks to them. Its part of the reporters job to ask tough questions I know but the man is obviously fed up and doesn't care two licks for them and personally I wouldn't either if in his spot. And remember, the reporters need Lloyd, he doesn't need them.
Oh and I loved that Lloyd tried to run up the score! Even if we were up 4 TD's I would still love to see it. Might put a scare into other teams about us especially OSU.
- September 25, 2006 1:40 PM
- Nicole said...
What's weird about fans pulling out keys is that it seems to mean something different everywhere you go.
At Wisconsin, we shake the keys during the kickoff. I think it's just for the tinkling noise, no real good reason.
At LSU, the studennts pull out their keys in the fourth quarter and they're going to win, to indicate to the opposing team that it's time for them to get out their keys and go home.
You all use it as a pun for key plays.
Are there more key uses out there?
- September 25, 2006 5:39 PM
It's one thing to have UM's student section jingling keys. What was worse was that during the dozen times they cut to the crowd, a large majority of those students had closed mouths.
- September 28, 2006 3:39 PM


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It's all nicely done, if you like this sort of thing. And there are a lot of people who like this sort of thing, judging by the ratings of both "JAG" and "CSI." [23 Sept 2003, p.C08]Deseret News Full Review
It's a competent clone, one that features a promising ensemble cast led by Mark Harmon and David McCallum - that's right folks, Illya Kuryakin from "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." If you have a taste for procedurals and a liking for Harmon's quiet charm, you'll find the show engaging enough. [23 Sept 2003, p.D14]Boston Globe Full Review
Too much of the pilot is spent trying to make us understand what NCIS is, and too much of this NCIS unit's time is devoted to wrestling for jurisdiction within the federal government. Just let these people do their work and we might actually have something beyond a mere potboiler. [23 Sept 2003, p.41]Chicago Sun-Times Full Review
There's too much of this jurisdictional stuff and an overload of staring by Gibbs, most of it directed at the coltish Caitlin. The story is fairly involving, though. And Mr. Harmon is an underrated actor who's added some softer touches after playing Gibbs as a humorless taskmaster in a two-part JAG that introduced the character. [23 Sept 2003, p.10E]Dallas Morning News Full Review
There's nothing terribly wrong with the show except that it draws from the same procedural well as CSI, Law & Order and the show from which it's spun, JAG. [23 Sept 2003, p.Hou1]Houston Chronicle Full Review
This is a formulaic but fairly competent series with delusions of grandeur.People Weekly Full Review
Unfortunately for CBS, one tiny flaw slipped into its otherwise masterful plan: The network let JAG's Don Bellisario do the clone-off rather than the folks at CSI. That may not affect the ratings, but in terms of quality, it's a deal breaker.USA Today Full Review
And the evidence is plain: Millions of Americans sense that terrorism is in their midst, and CBS doesn't mind kicking up that fear a notch for the sake of gaining a rating point or two. [23 Sept 2003, p.E-6]San Diego Union-Tribune Full Review
Harmon brings a light touch to this schizophrenic show. He's a sensitive cowboy who does his job and then goes home to work on a boat he's building. [23 Sept 2003, p.B1]Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Full Review
You'll never regret missing Navy NCIS if you forget to watch. [23 Sept 2003, p.1F]Detroit Free Press Full Review
There's nothing flashy or special about this series, but it's satisfying and impressive in an old-fashioned way - much more so, in this opener, than its parent, "JAG." A lot of it is due to the ease with which Harmon and McCallum embody their characters. [23 Sept 2003, p.83]New York Daily News Full Review
Don't get this show mixed up with anything important on TV, though you may find it enjoyably diverting, if you can forgive the immorality of its premiere episode. I can't. [23 Sept 2003, p.C09]Philadelphia Inquirer Full Review
Harmon gives the show a serious injection of star power, and David McCallum plays a colorful medical examiner named Donald "Ducky" Mallard -- Bellisario went wacky with the names. This average crime procedural needs Ducky and every bit of personality it can muster. [23 Sept 2003, p.E1]Orlando Sentinel Full Review
Instead of giving NCIS a playful touch, which could have distinguished it from "JAG," the writers repeatedly make every word and every situation as predictable as possible. Even the attempts to be hip and humorous -- Gibbs gets some shut-eye on a gurney alongside a corpse, the tattooed Sciuto loves to party into the wee hours -- seem as fresh and innovative as an "Adam-12" marathon.Los Angeles Times Full Review
No surprises here, unless Shannen Doherty oozes out of one of the petri dishes. [23 Sept 2003, p.4E]Miami Herald Full Review
But the oddest thing here is Harmon. Normally a charmer, his Gibbs is all stony glances and smarmy silences. Why waste that natural likability? [23 Sept 2003, p.1E]Arizona Republic Full Review
There's not a lot of originality being shown here, which is distressing to see in an initial effort that's so glacially paced. The audience literally knows what's coming and is forced to wait for the conclusion for the scenario to come to fruition.Variety Full Review
Navy NCIS may not be ghastly, but it's a mutation, gratuitous and clunky. We don't need another criminal investigation show and we don't need another military justice show, and this series is those two, two, two shows in one.Washington Post Full Review
But if its idea of entertainment is a new domestic terrorist threat every week - as it is in tonight's debut - no thanks. As for the stars, Harmon is Harmon, an acquired taste I never acquired. [23 Sept 2003, p.E1]Kansas City Star Full Review
As slow-witted as its redundant title would have you believe. [22 Sept 2003, p.3]Chicago Tribune Full Review


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People with a lot of time on their hands. But I stayed
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People with a lot of time on their hands. But I stayed
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I came here for the porn, then found the forum, and Fun&Games!
What did I think about it? Fun.
My first impression was that it was a place that I felt like I didn't fit in, as long as I didn't show a picture of me I would be fine because only my personality will show through my posts.
I made friends with a lot of older (in age) members and as I saw them disappear off of JUB I made friends with people through private message. Again I still feel the same impression as I did 9 years ago I don't feel like I fit in. BUT, I still talk to some JUB members through private message and visit a few in Fun & Games.
Got hard the first time and never looked back.
My first impression back in 2006 was of an intimidating bunch of posters who didn't take to new people well and were extremely cliquey.
I originally joined in 2006, posted for a couple of weeks and stopped coming here. I got a reminder email a few months later, one of those form things saying I was missed it reminded me of the site so I popped back and decided to give it another go.
I ended up forming a couple of close postships with some of the posters at the time and stopped worrying about offending people. I've been here ever since if you don't count the self-delete tantrum a year or so ago when my life hit the shit.
When I joined JUB I was pretty fragile, coming out the tag end of a particularly bad real life situation that saw me have a complete breakdown. When I started to wake up after the storm and started to talk to people I found a large group of rather nice people who have an amazing tendency to stop and try and pick you up whether they know you or not.
I've had good times and bad times on here. Friendships formed, friendships lost, laughter, tears, hate and love. As much as I may lament the "good old days" from time to time I wouldn't change being here for anything. My only regret on JUB is it doesn't have an alcohol breath analyser when you self-delete in the middle of a tantrum It's going to take forever to get back to the 11,000 posts I had when I deleted.
JUB is what you make it. There's always someone to get into a barney with, always someone to flirt with and always someone who will reach out to you when you're in trouble. I'll never forget the poster who messaged me in a particularly bad time when I was facing bankruptcy and offered to wire me money from the US. Actually there were several who offered to help during that time.
The term "community" is bandied about a lot and can be quite meaningless, but when a JUBBER hits the floor the truth behind so many of the profiles comes out, even if it's done in PM where no-one else can see.
I was honestly impressed at the range and the variety of forums, topics, threads, etc. Bear in mind that I'd NEVER seen a forum or message board before I saw this place. Before that, I had imagined them to be only one gigantic thread, with everybody posting there. I was very unfamiliar with online social communication when I first came here. Finding JUB was a literal life-changer for me. It's still a great place to be.
It was what I needed in a gay forum and no other spot on the net has replicated it. If it had, I would have never returned.
"Theres death on the horizon,
and Ill run to behold your sacrifice..."
Porn, basically.
well, didn't know what to think at first. however, i'll admit that i thought you guys were a bit too serious for me when i started posting. the surprising part is that you guys gave me the benefit of the doubt when i was acting an ass in here and gave me a chance to prove myself. i would like to thank you all for that.
I first joined in September 2004 ... and, to be honest, my first impression was 'fucking hell these Americans are totally mental!'
To be fair I was very new to the world-net-inter-wide-web and I hadn't realised how differently Americans and Europeans view the world.
It sent me off in search of an English version of JUB ... but I still haven't found one ... so, 8 years later, I'm still here.
First impression? PORN....... ....... .......and I was on DIALUP....... .......when the place was still linkmeallover.
I'm going to be OPENLY candid...
YOU are a GREAT LOOKING guy with an AWESOME personality and INCREDIBLE intellect...
Yet -- YOU are ALWAYS so HARD on yourself...
As the WISE woman said in the INFINITELY famous movie "The Object of my Affection"...
"Chin up young person"...
JUB forum - community . Mainly consisting of and directed at single gay men . I expected to find representatives of an alienated oppressed minority , what I found was a group trying very hard to be accepted and respectable . Not Stonewall street-fighters but members of the Better Business Bureau and would-be Masons . Gay marriage is really the most respectable thing . Progress doubtless . Stonewall was transvestites and street-kids at a bar owned by the Mafia . Not on our street thank you .
Very naughty!
I wanted a place where I could talk about "gay stuff". About fucking guys and getting fucked by guys and what not, without weirding anybody out. This place filled that need.
Porn. But wasn't that much interested. Came back sometimes. Discovered there was a forum. Was deep in depression, read a lot of threads in pretty much all the sub forums, then one day I gathered my courage and made a profile and posted. I was shocked and impressed by the amount of good people here and the interesting things and caring this lot had to offer. Was so helpful to uplift my mood when I was in the dark.
Magna Veritas
Most gay men and most JUB members are urban , more well educated with a higher average income than most . We will not wear eye liner and skin tight leather pants that emphasize your ass but tweeds and loafers . New drag .
Lol, I found this site by looking for gay porn. I thought it would be a cool gay message board to sign up on.
I remember how cool and intelligent the posters were and I felt super intimidated by them. Everyone appeared to be gorgeous and suave.
^ Oh...thank you very much! What's your sign? Come here often?
I first joined JUB when it was still LinkMeAllOver.ca.
I lurked for a long time for the free, quality porn.
Then I became involved in the chats going on...
And the rest is history!
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
I came on and off for a few years for the free porn. Then I found the forum. When I found a post that I wanted to comment on, I had to join up. I don't have any experience with other forums on the internet. I have mixed feelings about the forums, but mostly good feelings. Some of the members intellect and wisdom really surprises me. I like the variety of topics, if I don't have an interest in one topic there are others to delve into.
Feels like a community of easy sloppy seconds guys.
I mean that as a compliment
My first impression was.....Thank God this isn't the gay version of the Baptist Ladies Club.
Ended up on a page in the Show Yourself Off Forum doing a porn search and then noticed that there was a whole backstage area inhabited by lots of incredibly funny and erudite people.
And after they all left....I stayed around anyway.
Seriously, though, I found that it is like dropping in to your favourite bar after work. Which we don't have here in the country.
And then I found that it was like dropping into the local diner for breakfast and shooting the shit with the other members of the village brain trust.
And now on some days, we have lunch together. Or the equivalent of a smoke break during the day.
And why?
Because it takes me out of myself. I can stop thinking about whether we are all having a good day in the office or not...whether the people who inhabit our world of business are behaving like psychotic asshats or deadbeats or whatever....
My partner and I spend 24 hours per day together, so we each need our own time sometimes as well and I get to tell him what the posters (whom he calls 'the girls') are up to today.
At first it struck me as a cliquey kind of place with a lot of inside jokes. I was a little intimidated, but eventually I found some friendly people to interact with. Oddly enough, many of them are no longer here.
Recently I heard a 'wise guy' story that I had a party at my home for twenty-five men. It's an interesting story, but I don't know twenty-five men I'd want to invite to a party. ~Joan Crawford
^ so you created your own inside jokes
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I stumbled across JUB quite by accident.
I was searching for information on a drug, and there happened to be a thread on that drug here on JUB, which Google search picked up. There was so much misinformation posted in that thread that I felt compelled to register a membership here so that I could dispel some of notions that were being posted.
The fact that this is a gay forum, and I happen to be gay, was just a coincidence. I actually did not know that there were gay bulletin boards on the internet, and I found it liberating. A place where you could come and discuss stuff and not get attacked for being a faggot.
Recently I heard a 'wise guy' story that I had a party at my home for twenty-five men. It's an interesting story, but I don't know twenty-five men I'd want to invite to a party. ~Joan Crawford
It felt like an exclusive, old boys club where newbies were not very welcome.
One day I sent a comment to someone about a post of theirs that I really liked. He PMed me back.
A friendship was formed.
^ Oh go on, you. *blush*
Which might have contributed to people thinking I was a sock puppet when I showed up and knew some of the names and lingo.
I don't see any cliques in JUB at this point of time. Maybe I am far too deep into the system to see it but I can't think of any.
We don't fit the chart.
Dear new Jubbers, looking for friends and haven't got any standards? Drop me a PM!!!!
I thought it was a great place to meet gays all over the world.
Li'l Bit had an abortion.
Recently I heard a 'wise guy' story that I had a party at my home for twenty-five men. It's an interesting story, but I don't know twenty-five men I'd want to invite to a party. ~Joan Crawford
I think I had to explain a few newbies before but that was like ages ago. I can't remember well. Some felt I crossed the line when I was just dishing out the facts. They were cool after that.
Oh dear, I did not want to alienate anyone. You guys are free to insult Lilbit as much as you want.
never understood the point of web cliques anyway. it's stupid. if you can't stand on your own two on the internet out of all places, then you might as well retire.
this other spot i go to actually had folks that were making internet gangs which would basically try to make other posters lives difficult. the losers had to roll together in order to make some sort of impact and they would follow folks that they claim they didn't like too like cheerleaders. would laugh at each other jokes too even when they were snooze worthy.


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Date: Thursday, March 23, 2006 10:35 AM
From: ESPN Colin Cowherd Show
To: michiganzone at adelphia dot net
Subject: RE: From the M Zone
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-----Original Message-----
From: michiganzone[at]adelphia(.) [michiganzone[at]adelphia" .?net
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 10:31 AM
To: ESPN Colin Cowherd Show
Subject: From the M Zone
Loved the Wonderlic bit you did yesterday. Liked it better when we
wrote it and posted it on our site site March 1st.
Not cool.
Yost and the M Zone gang
As so many of you have pointed out, interesting how on the show he says they found it on the Internet that day yet in his response, he claims it was sent to him.
Another M Zone reader got the following response to his email. I have edited out his personal info.
Date: Thursday, March 23, 2006 1:18 PM
From: BK
To: michiganzone(at)adelphia -.- net
Subject: my email and response
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Well here's a copy of the email I sent and the response I received from this guy who seems to believe it's more important to rip on me than address the real issue:
yea..losing a lot of sleep.
it was sent to us.....we had no idea...we don't troll message boards all day
From: BK [mailto:BK]
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 12:57 PM
To: ESPN Colin Cowherd ShowSubject: Unscrupulous
I can't believe you used material from the MZone without giving the source. Very unethical. The material from this website is excellent and definitely deserved a reference on your show. You should be ashamed.
Here is yet another, personal info edited out:
--- Forwarded Message ---
Date: [Thu, 23 Mar 2006 12:37:07 -0500]
From: ESPN Colin Cowherd Show
To: REMOVED (at) yahoo
Subject: RE: Hack...
We had no idea...it was sent to us...but since the e-mails to us..have
been so immature..it will assure we never give michigan credit for it
-----Original Message-----
From: REMOVED at yahoo [REMOVEDyahoo]
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 12:29 PM
To: ESPN Colin Cowherd Show
Subject: Hack...
I previously had a little respect for Colin Cowherd's show, as I listen
from time to time and am usually somewhat entertained. But after the
stunt you pulled on Wednesday's show, I will never listen again--NOTHING
is worse than someone who steals other's material/writings/etc. because
they are too unoriginal to come up with their own.
I am referring to the faux Wonderlic test questions you asked on air, in
which EIGHT of the questions were ripped off verbatim from
You should be straight-up ashamed of yourself. I hope your bosses hear
about this, and I hope they reprimand you severely. Doing something
like this completely destroys any credibility you once had--if I listen
to something else that's entertaining on your show, how do I know that
you didn't rip that off from someone else as well?
This was a total douchebag thing that you did, and you really should
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Ironic thing about that last email, the reader who emailed Colin said in the forward to us that he's an Iowa fan! Good thing he didn't say that or maybe Iowa folks would cease to get any credit, too.
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Tuesday, December 12, 2006
We'll Be Right Back After This Message...
According to the always excellent Uni Watch blog, Florida will not be wearing their 100-year anniversary of football patch that they've worn throughout the season. In it's place will be a commercial for Tostito's. Of course the Nike commercial will remain in it's normal position, on the right front shoulder. What's interesting is that the Gator logo – the one they should have on their helmets – remains, though it's now not part of the anniversary patch.
Hmmm…all of this talk make me realize that I have to stock up on chips for the bowl season. But I'm going to get mine at Trader Joe's.
28 comments:
- Zach Landres-Schnur said...
at least they won't be wearing these.
- December 12, 2006 2:48 AM
- MGOBLUE94 said...
Mission Tortilla chips from Costco!
Still not eating at Outback after last year's snubbing.
- December 12, 2006 7:03 AM
- TitleIX said...
ah, but who can really give up their Weed-Eater by Poulan?????
- December 12, 2006 9:27 AM
- PeckHorn78 said...
Well, blame the BCS and the Bowls for selling out sponsorships (Tostidos Fiesta Bowl, indeed!), but I don't blame FLA for having jerseys that commemorates their playing in the BCS championship (all debates aside for the moment). That's a helluva souvenir...
- December 12, 2006 9:35 AM
lol, its a shame michigan wont get to wear those patches...500+ yards boys
- December 12, 2006 10:06 AM
What's the big deal?
- December 12, 2006 11:44 AM
Probably Urban Meyer's doing.
- December 12, 2006 11:47 AM
NASCAR hits College Football, there is a lot of room on the pants for advertising, I would think the Centers butt would be a prime spot since that's where the QB hangs out!
- December 12, 2006 1:58 PM
Can I get a free checking account at the San Diego Federal Credit Union?
- December 12, 2006 1:59 PM
don't know if this is entirely correct, check out this picture from the gainesville sun
- December 12, 2006 2:56 PM
- December 12, 2006 3:21 PM
I don't think we (UM fans) should carp that much about this. Some of Michigan's Rose Bowl jerseys have been pretty bad. While I recognize that it's a bit apples-to-oranges since there's no advertisement, I never liked the screened-on, whole-shoulder designs, like this one:
Although, I'd give a kidney for this:
- December 12, 2006 4:38 PM
- Kirbdaddy said...
Won't Florida be wearing white sinche they are #2???
- December 12, 2006 5:24 PM
Ohio State has the choice of jerseys, being #1, and have chosen to wear their road whites (they have work white with success the last three times they played in the Fiesta Bowl and consider this a road game).
- December 12, 2006 9:35 PM
Um... also, if you folks haven't thought about it..
Florida started playing football in 1906. That season ended in 1906.
The bowl game is going to be in 2007.
It won't be the 100th year anymore.
- December 12, 2006 10:48 PM
It's come to my attention that the above comments may have been a bit harsh. I believe there have been some people on the site belittling the University of Florida...but I believe that may actually be the BCS you are complaining about. As for the logo, the Gators are putting the Tostitos logo on one sleeve while keeping the 100 years logo on the other sleeve. That's what is going to happen for the game.
Michigan had a fine season, but I have heard nothing but ESPN and Fox go on and on(especially Kirk Herbstreit) have said Michigan would beat Florida nine out of ten times. I don't but that at all. I do believe the SEC is a better conference than the Big Ten. But I think I may have been a little too harsh on the point. I think the system sucks...we should have Florida and Michigan playing to see who plays Ohio State. Despite the fact it worked for Florida this time I do believe a playoff is the only way to go.
Sorry I let my frustration get away from me. Thank you.
- December 12, 2006 11:05 PM
Anon @ 7:55 PM: When the final score is 42-10 OSU over Florida feel free to eat some asshole. So to sum up Big Ten' Best Team = owns the SEC's "best team." Gaytors are going to get "F'd in the A" cause it's on!
- December 12, 2006 11:07 PM
Actually I believe if Florida does lose to Ohio State it will be by about 3 or 7 points...about the same amount Michigan lost to them. Nice about eathing asshole though...you are a clever Michigander.
- December 12, 2006 11:14 PM
A little bitter, are we?
I've always thought highly of Michigan and UM fans--I have a friend who's a big UM fan and in the middle of the season (pre-UM/OSU game) was hoping for a UF/UM NC game. But guys, lets face it--it makes a lot of sense for the champions of the two best conferences in the nation to be playing for a NC. And I'm not so sure OSU is going to end up on top. We'll see. Good luck in the future beating OSU--I'll be pulling for you.
- December 13, 2006 8:42 AM
all u mich. fvcks cry me a river! did u not get ur crack at them (osu)? win the games in front of u and it wont come down to the system...fact is u werent good enough. u like to think u lost by only 3. was really 10 before osu got lax on dfense to let u have one last score so the clock would run. if ur dfense couldve stopped them at all u wouldnt be whining. and now u guys are talking sh1t bout the patches on our jerseys?? seriously? get some class and a better football team, or a champ. game in ur conf.
- December 13, 2006 8:50 AM
- 1201 S. Main St. said...
Anon 5:50a - r u a sk8rgrl texting ur best friend in 3rd hr study hall? lmao rofl brb k?
MAN UP AND TYPE LIKE YOU HAVE BALLS...the post wasn't making fun of FL jerseys. It was pointing out the the over the top commercialism that the BCS has become.
And if we're going to throw out random shit to justify which team is better - like it should've been a 10 point loss instead of 3 to the #1 team, then let's talk about your 2 loss season. Surely you shouldn't be counting the win agains SoCar, right? They owned you in that game and you needed 3 blocked field goals, and blocked pat to escape with a win at home. How's that for ridiculous arguments? Go back to texting Madison, Brittney and Brianna, you moron.
- December 13, 2006 1:27 PM
I think it's funny that anon 5:50 nailed all of the "U"s in place of "you", but put a "v" in f-u-c-k.
Enjoy your SEC title, you should be proud. Act like you've been there before.
- December 13, 2006 1:28 PM
By the way 1201 - this thread looks to be petering out, so I'll make a quick threadjack. What's 1201 S. Main St? It's prob something obv like the address for the Shoe or something, but I googled and I'm coming up empty - only
Dept Health Service, Jacksonville, IL
El Mar Budget Hotel, Santa Fe
Dept of Pediatrics, Crown Point, IN
some pool dealer in Norman, IL
Women's apparel store in Walnut Creek, CA
A-1 Pest Control in Gainsville, FL
- December 13, 2006 1:37 PM
- 1201 S. Main St. said...
Jim - 1201 S Main st is the physical address for the Michigan Football stadium. The mailing address will come up as Hoover St where the athletic dept. has their offices, though. However, I kind of like the Florida Pest conrol thing.
And while we're threadjacking, thanks for getting the SNL reference on a previous thread.. Enjoy reading your posts. But who's this guy with "Jim©"? Maybe you should trump him and go "Jim®"
- December 13, 2006 2:58 PM
Jim(C) was me. I did that to be funny (or attempt to be anyway), as I copyrighted myself out of commercialism to play along with Yost's post about UofF having to wear the Tostidos patches. You're right, it should be (R) or (TM) instead.
Thanks for the info on 1201. I really feel dumb now.
- December 13, 2006 3:13 PM
it wouldnt matter because when they play in the championship game, it will be 2007, therefore being 101 years, in there last game (yea they actually won their last game)they wore that patch in their last game in 2006 as well as all of the games that they played in 2006
- December 13, 2006 3:57 PM
gator fan here, any discussion of a big10 conf champ game? i would think you guys would want that after this debacle this year? wouldnt that clear up the problem?
- December 14, 2006 10:50 AM
anan: "u like to think u lost by only 3. was really 10 before osu got lax on dfense"
And by that logic, you guys lost to South Carolina.
- December 14, 2006 5:44 PM


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(THE BLAZE) -- An Army veteran in Texas is fighting for his Second Amendment rights after learning that a misdemeanor pot conviction from 1971 has disqualified him from ever owning a gun.
Ron Kelly, who retired from the Army in 1993 after 20 years of service, was recently turned away when he tried to buy a .22-cal rifle at a Wal-Mart in Tomball, Texas, after a computerized background check flagged the 42-year-old arrest. The story was on the front page of the Houston Chronicle on Wednesday.
Kelly said he had forgotten about his minor pot violation from high school — the federal government, on the other hand, has not.
The Army vet spent one night in jail and was given one year of probation. Though he didn't realize it at the time, he was also apparently stripped of his Second Amendment rights for a lifetime.
"According to the FBI, which runs the background checks known as the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, the law states that a person can be prevented from owing a gun if they are convicted of a misdemeanor in which they could spend more than two years behind bars," the Houston Chronicle's Dane Schiller writes.
"I am ashamed of the way my government has treated me," Kelly told the Chronicle. "The government may have the greatest of intentions with the [law], but they messed it up."
The outraged veteran, who spent two decades of his life using firearms to defend his country, has since reached out to U.S. Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) and Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) for help in resolving the issue. He says he'd be happy with a waiver so he can regain his right to own a firearm.
As an infantryman in the Army, Kelly has fired "perhaps 100,000 rounds of government ammo over his 20 years of service," Schiller notes.
Meanwhile, officials in North Carolina, where he was born and raised, were unable to even find records of the conviction because it is so old. Continue reading via The Blaze...


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What constitutes "exclusion"? If Carson declines to step up and face the protests and criticisms, does he deprive his supporters of the "exclusion" taunt? Obviously, Instapundit doesn't think so.
Carson cites "the national media" attention to his "statements as to [his] belief in traditional marriage" and professes a belief that it is "in the best interests of the students" for him "to voluntarily withdraw," since his "presence is likely to distract from the true celebratory nature of the day." Graduation should be about the students, he says and then gets in his shot, which contains a well-cloaked accusation of exclusion:
"Someday in the future, it is my hope and prayer that the emphasis on political correctness will decrease and we will start emphasizing rational discussion of differences so we can actually resolve problems and chart a course that is inclusive of everyone."Ironically, it was the lack of inclusiveness on the part of Carson that made Carson seem like an inappropriate graduation speaker. Graduation really does need to be a politically correct occasion, and Carson's withdrawal cites exactly that need. Did Johns Hopkins exclude him? Some people at Johns Hopkins made him feel excluded — excluded by the very nature of graduation. Even as he believes that marriage is between a man and a woman, he believes that graduation is about the students' positive feelings. Is Carson hoping that in the future, graduation ceremonies will include speakers that challenge the students' comfortable set of beliefs?
That would be as nontraditional as same-sex marriage!


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Folks, to say I'm sprouting wood just thinking about today's Michigan-Eastern Michigan clash...would be a lie. This game deserves to be buried somewhere on the BTN.
The 3-2 Wolverines square off against the 2-3
Then I found out they use the spread offense.
Now I'm nervous. Because, as we all know, if Michigan played Our Lady of Crutches, and they lined up in the spread, we'd be sweating bullets well into the 4th quarter.
As such, my continuing cheap ploy of Reverse Blog Psychology (RBP) forces me to make the following prediction:
Manningham-less Michigan - 24, The School Down the Road with the Big Penis-Shaped Water Tower as their Best Known Landmark - 56
Ed. Note: Please note the 24 points I'm predicting for Michigan in no way includes the making of a FG. The 24 comes from four TDs and four missed extra points.
I-think-that-was Michigan - 33, Can-we-play-them-again-coach EMU - 22
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What is your ideal cock? Describe what you wish you could have the rest of your life fucking you
White and cut. At least 7" long with that very prominent vein running along the top. I love my cocks extremely thick and meaty with lots of veins. Very pronounced and shapely pink head. Definitely shaved or neatly trimmed. Low hanging balls.
I love cum facials.
I can't describe it, but I know it when I see it, sometimes I go for a hunt on the web for the perfect cock, it's not always the same kind, depends on if I want to suck or get fucked.
For sucking I would like them a little smaller, fucking bigger but not huge.
Then, we also have to consider what it is attached to.
7in of uncut meat that has plenty of foreskin to dock my cut cock.
As long as it's cut and a beautiful mushroom head, color is not a factor.
7.5" white sausage. thick. nice sized head. cut or uncut idc.
Long Island Dude. 22 Years Young & Physically Fit.
8-inch, black, thick, veiny, hard as a rock, angled up a little, nice mushroom more pinkish rather than same color as the shift and attached to a really hot muscular black stud - you know- nothing specific lol!
See Conner from CF and there u have it.
Seems 7 is the key number haha
Uncut, not pierced, (small isn't a bad thing) and in my hand as I fuck the ass the cock belongs to.
Nothings perfect, but, from what i've seen online, MOST cocks are hot (there are the few deformed ones).
A thick and cut cut with no hair is my fav.
For 12 years, I had the perfect cock to love. It was attached to the man I would have spent the rest of my life with.
He had other ideas.....
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
About 7" long, thick with a thick head, and cut. Alex Waters has about the exact kind of cock I would love to have on a boyfriend!
Hockey players butts drive me nuts!
Mine, of course!
I think there is no perfect cock .
The cocks are different , What matters is just your taste!
Oh, I HATE peachy cocks and cut cocks, haha - not my thing at all, way too Barbie and Ken
I like an uncut, 7-8 inch, thick dick, with a big head at least as thick as the shaft, and not a tight foreskin, but one that runs up and down nicely - thats my ideal sucktoy. I don't bottom, but I like my boys to have big dicks and like getting head
^ number 3
Naked, ERECT, and at my Pleasure/Available! That about does it! Color/Cut/Size doesn't matter! If I can PLAY with it (them), I'll figure out whatever it takes to make us all HAPPY!
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I am not into cocks; I am into men and I have been with some that had Beautiful 6 inchers.
but I like a masculine white man preferably not younger than 35 up to ? I dont know that yet.
some body hair .A litlle facial hair is nice.
no rrd heads or blonds
no skinny and real short men
But now I want to service a man that is hung , say 10x7 1/2 or 10 by 8. I like uncut.
but as long as he dont shave all his cock hair and it doesnt bend down,have a crook in it or bend way to the right or left.
I would be sooo happy. My throat needs a challenge.
I suck a str8 mans cock been sucking his cock 4 years, and usually at least once a week.
He has a beautiful veiny 9 by 6 3/4 uc cock.
He thinks I ought to charge for my skills. It's crazy. I was a born cocksucker.
I was looking at mens crotches when I was 4 or 5 years old.
I crave a thick cock with nice girth. Big balls too to lick. Stocky guys usually fit this bill.
Holy Prostate Exam Batman! That was AMAZING!!
I've been noticing this more and more lately; am I the only one who thinks that giving head to a "straight" guy is a contradiction in terms? I don't know if it's the sucker feeling more turned on by forbidden fruit, or the suckee asserting his masculinity/dominance by vehemently denying he's into guys (it's just that his g/f doesn't do it anymore, or some other convoluted reasoning to keep telling himself that he's 100% hetero).
It's annoying when you're in a gay club, and somebody asks if you're "str8/bi", as though that's some badge of honor or makes you more of a man.
Rock hard, about six to seven inches, decent sized head as wide as the shaft, tightly cut, with the scar set well up the shaft, no frenulum. A globe of precum forming on the slit.
Two distinct choices for me....
FOR SUCKING - a fairly thick, uncut 6-incher with a big, well-defined head with a deeply-cleft tip and nice piss-slit and loose foreskin with constantly leaking precum, a thick curly, pubic bush and some hair out onto the shaft, big, loose low-hanging balls and, when he's finally ready, a big, thick, strong-tasting load of cum! Hard to choose between white and black, but my taste in cock does lean to the "dark side!" Don't care who its attached to either!
FOR BEING FUCKED - a very thick, 9-10 inch cut black cock with a very wide, helmet-shaped head, rock-hard and upward-curving with big, low-hanging balls that I can feel slapping mine ...and all attached to a big, dominant, very horny and demanding guy!
Supervert: I suppose I identify myself as bi but I could see how someone would call me str8. I've only had relationships with women but I do swap oral with guys from time to time. I LOVE sucking dick and been told many times that I'm the best BJ they've had (I get the same when eating pussy). Last night as a guy was sucking my dick and struggling to get me off I started thinking about women and it helped a lot. I don't think guys are attractive. I don't enjoy anal sex with women and the thought of it with a man is totally unappealing. So what am I?
After all that? My perfect cock would be 6-7 inches, uncut, a shiny-smooth purple head, and oozing precum. Trimmed with bald balls on a guy, totally bald if on a sexy TS
If it was on a guy I'd give him the best blow job he'd ever had in a dimly lit room; if it was on a TS I'd give her the best blow job she'd ever had while staring up at her the whole time.
I like any cock that's in my mouth and getting ready to unload!
I hope I'm not being offensive, I'm just perplexed by what I had mentioned in my earlier post.
If you identify as bi, like you said, you might be on the right track...
Latino cock is the best. Can't ever get enough. 7" is perfect for sucking and taking.
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this is what im used to.... anyone else wanna go?
Here's my manhood..about seven inches
Throughout Jr. and Sr. High, I was obsessed with a guy named Gregg's cock. Communal showering after gym (and sports) were mandatory, and he was so oblivious to my always timing my showers with him. His ass if flat, but everything else about him is awesome, lol. Stupid me, he expressed a curiosity when he was 18 at a party, and I played it off as a joke (because I was so in closet at the time).
Mark Ashley, Frank Major, Ben English, Mandingo & Chris Charming have perfect cocks
Anything over 6" and thick, cut, clean, big balls, unshaved. I'm an oral fanatic, so I like the head to be thicker than the shaft, lots of precum to feast on before the main course. The kind of cock that I'm happy just to grope and stroke even when he's soft. The ability to cum from anal stimulation. It has to have some heft to it, I love having a dick rubbing and slapping my face. He also has to know how to use his dick, nothing worse than a boring lay. His dick should also want to be up my hole, pounding my prostate until my cum is flying across the room. But unless it's attached to guy a I care about, who is a good person, than it's just glory hole material. Here are some examples of what I consider pecker perfection.
Lex Steele, Mark Ashley, Mandingo, Frank Major, Chris Charming, Jake Steed, Criss Strokes, Nacho Vidal, Logan Long & Sean Lawless: PERFECT COCKS
Nice smooth 7" hard as cold blue steel with a nice mushroom head. Trimmed close. And like to fuck and be fucked.
Perfect for me starts out soft and gets hard slowly. Straight guys are the best. I'm hard at the very thought. No preference on size or color. Perfect comes with a kiss at least.
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Metrolinx is developing an investment strategy to help finance The Big Move, its regional transportation plan and the next wave of projects, including the Downtown Relief Line, the Yonge Subway Extension into York Region, new rapid transit in Mississauga, Brampton, Hamilton and major changes to the GO Transit rail network.
Metrolinx examined more than 25 investment options that are used in other jurisdictions and received input through a series of 12 round table meetings with residents across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) on ways to fund public transit.
Metrolinx is considering the following investment options for additional consultation:
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• Highway tolls
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• Parking space levy, including pay-for-parking at transit stations
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"At our round table meetings, we heard that there is wide recognition of the problem of congestion and there is impatience for a solution," said Metrolinx CEO Bruce McCuaig. "Participants want to see more transit and transportation expansion, they understand that this requires significant investment and overall they supported tools to build new transit and transportation."
Metrolinx is required to provide advice on investments to the Ontario government and GTHA municipalities through an investment strategy. The investment strategy, to be released by June 1, will provide funding options for implementation of The Big Move.


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Finally back in print!
Their first full-length release. Includes "Forkboy" (included on the Natural Born Killers soundtrack), "Mate, Spawn, and Die" plus the only known cover of "They're Coming To Take Me Away (Ha, Ha)!"
"As we've all come to expect from the uncrowned Lord Mayor Of Aware America, the songs on The Last Temptation... (the first proper LP from Jello Biafra's Lard) are a reaction against and a criticism of the way that contemporary U.S. society is shackled by institutions, lobbyists, and vested interests, coupled with one of the most stunning power-punk-metal soundtracks ever to have the dust shrieking from your turntable. The scorching "Pineapple Face" (not to be confused with the Revenge travesty) is a humorous but indicting account of Noriegas's collaboration with the CIA and ultimate prosecution over drugs (read: double-crossing). A gale-force riff assault details the General's refuge in the house of God ("Save me, Tipper, they're blasting Bon Jovi at me") and his ultimate, desperate cries for mercy ("I'll even tour with David Crosby"). Heaven forbid.Few find refuge from Biafra's stony glare... "Forkboy" appears to be pointing an accusing finger at the decidedly dodgy Jesse Jackson, while the excellent "Bozo Skeleton" attacks insecurity-fuelled moralizing.Occasionally, Biafra relies too much on power, too little on melody, so it's left to a warped cover of "They're Coming To Take Me Away (Ha, Ha)" to underline his current, delicate stateside position. If he ever makes a commercial record, that's when the hawks will strike. As it is, Biafra's still preaching to the converted (albeit a mass of them), but he remains a thorn in the side of a corrupt Establishment. And a powerful musical force."- Melody Maker
"This Lard album wins the cigar. Biafra is joined by Jeff Ward and Ministry men Paul Barker and Al Jourgensen for a roots-of-the-hair grabbing aural onslaught. The band's ozone-damaging instrumentation shows no sign of being overwhelmed by Biafra's petrol-filled delivery as his scathing tongue tackes a host of life's little ironies. General Noriega, Washington Wives and listening bugs planted in teeth just a few of the bit-players on parade. Vote Jello!"- Speak Out, Leeds
"Along with fellow survivor Henry Rollins, Jello Biafra proved that there's still life left in ye olde punk rock. The Last Temptation... was a searing indictment of America, both witty and caustic, particularly on the likes of "Can God Fill Teeth?" As a commentator on the American condition, Biafra is as pre-eminent as the likes of Neil Young and Lou Reed."- Sounds
"Those of you who wondered what happened to Jello Biafra after the Dead Kennedys, wonder no more. He's back and vinylised in the form of Lard, joined by Paul Barker (bass), and Jeffy Ward (drum/vocals). It's pretty manic stuff really. Imagine Hawkwind and the Dead Kennedys reproducing and you'd be getting quite near. Most tracks have a relentless drum beating like SPK without the metal grinder, and could be the background to one of those horrible dreams where mutant mechanical monsters take over the earth. It's an idea captured on the sleeve where a nurse protects a rather cooked-looking baby from a giant digger - with jaws! Scary stuff and it gets worse when you listen to the lyrics. For goodness sake, lads, you're giving the game away: "Lyrics warp your children's minds. Just a minute now, that's our job -Your worst enemy's your own kids. Don't talk with them, buy our lies instead."Mellowing out space is rare, and unfortunately when it does occur, as in "Sylvestre Matuschka," Biafra sounds akin to a version of John Lydon who is in the process of being castrated.A must is the potty rendition of "They're Coming To Take Me Away" which sounds even more warped than the original, and for those of you rich enough to afford a CD, there is a wicked 15-minute "I Am Your Clock" which is guaranteed to alter your mental balance."- Vox
"Jello and Al Jourgensen team up for a crazy industrial/punk mishmash. One of Biafra's best collaborations, the tracks here easily match both his work in the heyday of Dead Kennedys and Al Jourgensen's finest moments with Ministry."- Rock-A-Rolla


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When and why did you start training for fighting? I've been training for six years; I started training to stay out of trouble.
What ranks and titles have you held? Thai Boxing Association of Mexico title
Do you have any heroes? Ramon Dekkers, Tom "Kong" Watson
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It's great, a dream come true
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? No
What was your job before you started fighting? Carpenter, tortilla factory
Specific accomplishments in amateur competition? Sancho Muay Thai Juvenile Champion
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All materials have been donated by KLRU-TV, whose dedication to fostering a love for reading among children comes to life in the materials it publishes and television shows it produces. Christina Collazo, Executive Director at Sí Se Puede, views this commitment as being closely aligned with her organization's efforts to promote reading and English-language learning in school and at home. "Given that most of our young students don't speak English at home, we have the opportunity to give children a head-start in the language before they enter kindergarten," says Collazo. "A library with engaging books in both English and Spanish is a great way to get our kids excited about bilingual reading and learning."
Benjamin Kramer, Director of Education for KLRU-TV, echoes Ms. Collazo's enthusiasm. "When centers like Sí Se Puede and initiatives like the Library Corners come together, we create opportunities for young children to develop from their first days as bilingual speakers, readers, and writers, and as sophisticated readers and viewers of television and other media." Kramer added, "Multilingual literacy and smart viewing practices are great attributes to have, but of course, they need to be nurtured. Here is a shining example of just that."
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The $10.1-million project is being completed by Kokosing Construction Co, Inc., which will restore and improve the drainage, track, structure and safety systems of the tunnel.
The tunnel will be closed for six months. The Red Line tracks enter a tunnel under State Route 237 and continue under the airport access road and a parking lot. The tunnel is 1,628 feet long and will be closed for six months while work is being done.
Construction crews will:
• Clean existing drainage pipes and replace damaged ones.
• Install a trench drainage system at the tunnel entrance.
• Replace existing drainage pumps and controls.
• Replace the wood tie and ballast track structure with a concrete slab and integral blocks or "plinths" to support the rails.
• Repair tunnel structure roof and wall joints, including the concrete retaining walls at the tunnel entrance.
• Replace and restore the ventilation system fans and controls.
• Relocate the signal and communication cable conduits.
• Install a hand-operated "paddle" system to shut off the overhead power in the event of an emergency.
At 44 years old, the tunnel is nearing the end of its useful life. While trains are operating safely now, this is an RTA repair priority.


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While I was there, we saw so many amazing things. The feeling I got seeing things I had heard about and seen on TV and in books my whole life was just unbelievable!
So I filmed this video the day after I returned from the trip to show you guys what all I bought! Because let's face it, a trip to Paris without some shopping here and there, is no trip at all. :)
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Once installed, the rail will carry trains from East Kapolei to Ala Moana Center, as well as into the maintenance and storage facility.
The first shipment of rail arrived in November 2012, which included 3,000 tons of steel track. The steel rail was manufactured in Pueblo, Colo., and made specifically for the transit project. The total cost for all the products is $77.4 million.