fringe

bla bla bla, we won the super bowl and we're 11-1. you haven't sniffed a playoff win since the internet started.

i'm in- if i can remember my login.

Thank you, Reali

look at it this way- you can say you saw live his last catch as a giant.

we have taye biddle on the practice squad. he's been tearing it up.

nope- his butt buddy has that title sewn up.

Namaste, Mother Fucker

and now we come to find out he was wearing sweat pants!?!?! plax, sweat pants and a glock is a fashion faux pas. you got to wear some tight jeans (dungarees) to hold the glock in place.

YEA- BUT WE WIN

yea i started working for this company when retailers decided to ignore the blue laws. i used to take the fine from the local cop every Sunday. This place was the outlet store right in the middle of the battle zone. can't remember the exact cross but it was right under the el. spent about 2 months there and then got transferred to the friendly side (new hyde park) difference was night and day....

i used to run a shoe store on jamaica avenue, under the el. there was some chicas jóvenes muy calientes walking around there in the summer. and yes, i remember luis polonia.

Who thought that was going to be a good match up? Hopefully Kornheiser can keep us entertained with his snappy quips about Plaxico.

they wouldn't- they have the best, most normal WR tandem in the league. TJ Hous would be welcome on my team any day.

who could?

even anthony mason got arrested in classier joints.

who needs a house out in hackensack

it ain't the crime, it's the cover up. just ask nixon.

I just looked up Latin Quarters on line and I am even more disappointed in Plax and the rest of the Giants that went with him. That place used to be Denim and Diamonds back in my day. Not a place for Super Bowl Champions to frequent. Come on, fellas- show some better taste besides the judgement.

looking at the structure, it wasn't as huge as it sounded.

what's a chode? if it's chocolate, i would know.

it's like pick your poison with this offense. even with them bunched against the run, we still controlled the clock 2:1 almost. i haven't seen a team so deep since the 49ers of the late 80's.

lincoln freed the slaves, you know.

when he's in the mood. i have to say that the more we subtract whiners from the team, the more relaxed eli seems. he had his best statistical game this year today (i think). and he seems to like spreading the ball around. toomer seemed reborn today too. all around, the passing game looked sharp today.

No.

he's dead to me.