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Brady is still really, really good

This has been a great game. Time to see if flacco can pull it out

They have the better kicker, but the weather might nullify that.

Great play call by bellicheat. This oughta be a heck of a finish.

They've got a ton of talent, but haven't put it all together yet. If they figure it all out, they'll be a tough out in march.

I just flipped over and got to see an awesome end to UNC/Louisville

Heck of a game

Ballgame

I would. But they don't have any shooters

OT x2. That was the ags chance. Don't know if they'll have another

Ags up one with the ball, 27 seconds left, and shot clock turned off. Kentucky will have to foul. This is the aggies game if they can execute

If they're not careful, they're going to lose in the face of adversity

OT!

Wow, crazy ending. Can't help but root for the ags, despite my better judgement. Kentucky is lucky the ags haven't been making their free throws

Still a break for OSU

Anyone ever do any good?

I wouldn't mind seeing Kentucky lose... But I don't want the aggies to be the ones to do it.

Yup, I watched him too. I've always been a mavs fan.

But I'm in the nfl!!!

Good thing her dad was cool!

Do what? You're going to have to do my research for me.

I was watching a basketball game. You did read my original post right? I said that IF the issue had been the distribution of his book to employees, I would've agreed with the firing (well, depending on how he did it, anyway), but that i in fact disagreed with him being fired for being a Christian who expounded on common Christian beliefs in a book he wrote outside of work. In the same vein, were a homosexual fired for being homosexual, I would disagree. But if the homosexual was fired for forcing literature on his employees regarding his support of homosexuality, I would not have a problem with him being fired.

[Hidden Content] Was my source okay?

I googled it and found it on fox, I believe. Forgive me for not trusting the daily signal. They have a way of slanting the truth at times

legally, it's not her choice. and the only reason I think her mom brainwashed her is because her mom is actually supporting her in this. Name any parent you know who would support their child's decision to die from cancer when Chemotherapy or radiation offered an 85% chance of cure. we're not talking about a case of using chemotherapy or radiation on a terminal case of cancer in an order to live an extra six months. we're talking about an almost 9 to 1 chance of survival.