UNT Five&Dime

I heard he wasn't a team player and was very Chelfish.

Just trying to get this thread back on track.

Some people just don't want to admit they got suckered into buying some stupid little yellow bracelet.

You guys should really check out the Basketball forum more often...

Actually while finding that information (I don't didn't have his career memorized) I found that he has used HGH in the past to recover from his many surgeries. That info may help solve the balooning question.

1. Traded in late 2002 to Montreal Expositions 2. Before 2003 season, traded to Chicago White Sox 3. Signed as Free Agent with Anaheim Angels before 2004 season 4. Pitched well in Minor Leagues for Boston and was brought up in early 2008 5. Signed as Free Agent with Chicago White Sox before 2009 season (pitched one game) 6. Sat out MLB 2010 season but played ball in Puerto Rico 7. Made roster for NY Yankees off invitation to Spring Training in 2011 8. Signed 1-year deal with Oakland Athletics for 2012 season

I gotta say, with this and anal sex talk, today is a win on gmg.com.

The TFLF Bedroom?

MeanGreenSports.com Release

It pains me to say it, but FFR is right. Mean Green Club membership is a membership. It's not a gift. You purchase membership in the Club with the expectations of the benefits provided in return. You want to give for givings sake? Then donate your money to the athletic department outside of the Mean Green Club. I'm not totally sure he's against the Recent Grad program - only the decision of one poster about utilizing it when they may or may not have needed to and their constant reminder of it here and other places.

UNT is to VPs of Finance as TSU is to First Graders? Question, no info.

It's $250.

Young Alums can actually purchase in sections 103, 104, 106, 107, 206 & 208 on the alumni side at Young Alumn section pricing ($105/seat). I think that was a secret last year (I was smart enough to ask though) but this year it appears to be a listed benefit. Recent Grads willing to donate their extremely limited, and sometimes non-existent (i.e. me), money to the program does a hell of a lot more for the program than bithcing on the Internet about pdfs, trips to Walmart and 1988. GMG

This is the last place I'd go looking for tolerance.

His real name is Theodor Geisel. Not anonymous at all.

More like Dumbardi...

Flyer, MTSU list games as: @ Murphy Center Mon. 12/31 @ Super Pit Thu. 01/24 http://www.goblueraiders.com/content.cfm/id/61622

You, sir, get it.

@ UALR Thu. 01/10/2013 v. UALR Sat. 01/26/2013

I'm sorry I provided an update in an update thread and you got confused.

@ FAU Sat. 01/19/2013 7pm v. FAU 02/21/2013 < 03/02/2013 TBA

The glove didn't fit...

Never made excuses for them. Just pointing out that many factors played into this, not simply the jury. Really, I thought the discussion was about her release, not her trial, which is why I responded about your jury comment. You said the system is only as good as them. They had no part in the '08 release. And yes, I realize judges do not make psychiatric judgements. So you put no blame on the evaluator(s)? Do you know she was/is not recovered? Did you sit in on all the court proceedings to know she was not insane at the time? Are you an expert on metal illness? I thought we should accept the court's decisions since they hear all the facts? If she wasn't insane, do we accept her account that God told her to do it? Does He take any blame then? Things aren't quite black and white, no matter how much you try to make them.

The state allows it as a defence, and the court has to permiss the jury to consider it. So, not really.

They didn't release her.