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no kids or adults have been murdered by my guns.

ah, i thought you meant 70 percent among the owners.

yeah, you're probably right. who are the teams making up the 70 percent disapproval bunch?

yeah, the first thing i noticed about rawls' guitar earlier this year was the thick body, but then i noticed while he was playing how he was bending the note/string through his shoulder strap. pretty unique little instrument.

deflection is deflection; why bring that subject up at all now if it has such little support? the disapproval that does exist, by the way, is all about money with the addition of perhaps 2-4 playoff games meaning the loss of 16 preseason games (that tickets are priced at regular season rates)...

haha! well you've still played more guitar than me, only instruments i ever played were a little piano along with cornet, valve trombone, baritone horn and sousaphone way back in the day, so string instruments remain very foreign to me. been trying to learn more about them talking to people...

was trying to find a youtube of casper rawls playing his telecaster. have seen him on several occasions, including yesterday, and he's an easy guy to talk to between sets, very interesting career, but even though he has tried to explain this guitar to me, i don't really understand it. you ever...

this was part of the discussions a year or so ago when they were putting together the next cba and owners put an expanded regular season schedule on the table. it may very well come to fruition in the future, possibly as early as 2013. the timing of goodell's announcement, however, is almost...

this is nothing more than goodell trying to deflect attention away from his suspensions being thrown out for the saints players.

stay classy san diego!

certainly was a pleasant surprise, my pessimistic old ass was thinking 7-5 was about the best we could hope for. plus it's always fun to have someone like manziel to cheer for. first time since the days of bucky richardson that i felt texas a&m had a quarterback who was both a) talented, and...

bcs arguments are always so much fun, er, i mean so funny.

my name comes from my grandfathers.

i'm a bit surprised to hear bumgarner is going to the pen now. seems to be a better idea to have lincecum ready to relieve one or the other lefties (bumgarner, zito).

get the feeling we're going to see both zito and lincecum pitch nlcs game 4. see what zito has to start with, then bring on freak. that's assuming one or the other doesn't pitch later in this game if it goes extras.

have to vote 'neither/nor' with mudcat on this one. had a very close friend commit suicide shortly after high school, and the father of one of my best friends and college roommates do it later. don't understand how depression can lead to that, and hopefully never will. if anything, i find it...

it's called the world baseball classic, and it will be coming to a tv screen near you next year.

dogs 9-5 with a couple more games closing as a pick. road teams 9-7.

wasn't always that way, saulty. i don't even remember hearing or using the word closer until around 1990. your best relievers used to come in and pitch the final 2-3 innings before that. check out this boxscore from 1978 (http://www.retrosheet.org/boxesetc/1978/B07290NYA1978.htm). gossage...

yawn.