Nonsense and Non Sequiturs

Santorum is gonna be the media flavor of the week eh?
What's the over/under on how long he survives as a frontrunner?
I'll give him one more week (feeling generous)

I'll see Bair's no-brainer and raise you an Acee take

Of course, in AJ world, marquee FAs are never worth the price....

Pulling out the Hitler comparison this early says the shark tank is ready.

Denver TE would make sense in San Diego
February, 21, 2012
By Bill Williamson

With free agency just three weeks away, we will continue to look at potential pairings in the AFC West.

Here is one possible fit that may not stop San Diego Chargers' fans in their tracks, but it is one move that could improve the offense. It would also weaken a division opponent.

The Chargers could potentially making a play for Denver Broncos tight end Daniel Fells.

Fells, 28, came to Denver last season as a free agent from St. Louis and started 15 games for the Broncos last season. He had just 19 catches for 256 yards. But with the Rams during the 2010 season Fells notched 41 catches and showed he can be a receiving threat.

Denver quarterback Tim Tebow struggled to find the tight end last season even though Fells was open often. He did have value as a strong blocker. If Fells stays in Denver, he will likely be the starter.

Starting San Diego tight end Antonio Gates has missed a total of nine games in the past two seasons, so the Chargers may be interested in adding a reliable backup. The Chargers often use multiple tight end sets, so Fells would likely be on the field often. His strong blocking ability would help in the running game as well.

The Chargers have a lot to do in free agency, so finding a role tight end likely won’t be a top priority. But Fells will be affordable and he could be attractive to the Chargers if Denver does not keep him.

Up for 2nd degree tonight at 7pm.
moving on up.........

Hello guys.

Try not to over do it........ if you get to the top too soon, you'll have nothing left to shoot for.

You been talking to my wife again??????????

3 Degrees possible, I hear the third will take a little linger to reach.

As I said "its a retired ENLISTED thang".

What year did your Dad retire Blue?

That line about talking to your wife got a huge laugh at this end X!

Oh, and once you accomplish that 3rd degree, there are a "few more" available via the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite (Southern Jurisdiction) which is quite active in Mo. (Most of your Grand Lodge Officers, up in Columbia, are members there too. Of course, those members of your Lodge who are also AASR will probably wait until you have achieved the 3rd degree in your Blue Lodge before approaching you on that subject.

I believe it was 1980....... if memory serves.

I made it to 1987 then retired on 24, told everybody I decided I didn't want to make it a "career" after all.

Yeah , I've heard. Friends with the lodge secretary.
A lot of our members are Shriners also I believe.

Ayup, then there is also the York Rite. .. (Dunno if its still that way, but it USED to be a rule that you had to have completed either AASR or York Rite degrees before becoming a Shriner - I was both). My advice is always to focus your effort on your Blue Lodge first, everything else "in due time", and then only if you have time for it. I finally let my membership in the Shrine and York Rite go fallow after incurring some health problems again after the turn of the century, and had to cut way WAY back on my activities with the Youth Groups, (primarily DeMolay), plus Lodge and AASR in 2003... <sigh> Still an active member in those last two though.

Old "Bronco Billy" Williamson never misses an opportunity to honk a Donk's horn does he? Last year Randy McMichael caught 30 passes - but was a lot more valuable helping with our blocking schemes with all of our O-Line problems.. Kory Sperry beefed up in 2011 and showed a marked improvement as a blocker, but sure wasn't called on much during the season.

Of course sir, all will come in due time shall I seek it.

I think he was in for 24 years (or slightly more). Then he started his second career.

I see that the 6th degree of the Northern Jurisdiction is the Master of the Brazen Serpent.
That's gotta have some legs...

Is there a serpent that does not?????????

ROTFL - not familiar with that one FC, but I'll take your word for it.

That was another of my lines, "damn, I finally got out of the Navy and now I have to go to work?"

Afternoon guys.

Good day to you brother.

and?...............

Thanks for understanding. I was over at the MCAS Miramar ID Card Center (IDCC) with Heidi this afternoon, (to get her DEERS and ID updated now that she is officially an "old broad"), and corrected a Sgt. Lewis that, although retired, I still consider myself to be an Enlisted Man to this day, also that my parents WERE married at the time of my birth. Both he and the young Major standing behind me grinned and understood.

Everything go according to plan last night?

Looks like a good resource, particularly for a small business trying to create their first web site. .. The latest version of cPanel is also incredibly impressive in what they make available to the user.

You'll have to call internet support......... Cox has been a bit screwy lately.

It's all Greek, Latin, or Java to me.