Chiefs Training Camp: Conditioning Test Is Getting Closer

how awsome would it be to see Dorsey come out of the locker room and rip his helmet and pads off to reveal an S on his chest….hope he plays like it.

I wasn’t directing that at you jrcnc, I just remembered reading this in the paper and thought it was a good opportunity to get it out there. I think many people don’t see these things because they don’t make headlines. Good news doesn’t sell.

now would be the perfect time to buy it because property values are even more depressed because of this spill. It wouldn’t stop me from buying it.

And HE blames black people

the polar ice caps disappearing is normal.

Just means we’ll be getting that warm 75 degree weather during December and January that Miami usually gets to enjoy and breaking out the grills for New Years!

but it has spread across the cosmos.

thanks for your perspective…and I’m not sure what all of this has to do with players coming into training camp out of shape either Aiken???

For those living and working down there, it was clearly a devastating event. However, how will it effect the population of the nation as a whole? I think Aiken was looking more along the lines of the whole population. Statistics and long term trends mean nothing to an individual. I live in NOLA and we are hard pressed here to really feel the effect of this disaster…other than some price hikes and oyster shortages. Some people have lost thier jobs, but by and large, it remains unchanged. No need to jump all over Aiken for it.

He was just talking about seafood in general.

Best wishes too.

There is discord and discontent for many reasons in this country. The economy has cost millions of people their jobs and some of them their homes. Before you go branding your flavor of suffering ‘worse’ than anyone else’s, take a moment and realize that we are all suffering to some degree right now.

My point was that the damage to the fisheries in terms of the actual seafood has been over blown and I stand by my opinion. The fact is that those Mississippi fisheries are closed as a precaution and a good one. Once the testing is done on the seafood in those fisheries, we will have a better idea just how badly they have been damaged (if at all) and for how long. To say now, without the proper confirmations, that the fisheries are gone is premature. One season of fishing lost will cost some their jobs, but others will weather the storm and continue.

The national press tends to emphasize the bad and put the good on page 21-25 of section A of the newspaper. If you don’t read the whole paper all you get are the headlines. The Gulf is a huge place and the media is giving the public at large (many of whom have never seen the Gulf) the impression that it is in total devastation. That is far from the truth. I sympathize with the plight of those who have been hurt by this disaster, but many will be compensated in some way by those who have made the mistake.

You want to cry about tar balls on the beach? There were just such tar balls on the beaches of padre island back in the seventies when a similar oil spill happened. Everybody thought that it would be decades before the worst was over, but a very active hurricane season cleansed the beaches of much of the worst of it in the same year that the spill happened. We are predicted to have an active season this year as well. Mother nature was cleaning up her own messes long before man was big enough to make any on his own.

Don’t preach to me about thinking before I type. I have been thinking quite intelligently for years. Maybe it is you that should think about the message that was posted before YOU type.

home theaters and computers

unless he was like this guy. He kept asking how did it happen if he had antivirus and i told him ya know if you invite certain things from certain sites the av can’t protect you and then he tells me that he does nothing like that so i said well sir, you do have quite a bit of questionable content on your machine and i’m not saying it directly came from that but it is more than likely.