Aggie87

Just start mentioning the free CD codes in the BMG thread--you're WAY overdue. EDIT: Ooops--just noticed the code you posted 3 days ago. Well, it HAS been a whole 3 days since then, so you're still overdue. Where have you been? Did Randy raid your fridge again or something?

Found it while I was surfing for porn & eating junk food last night!

Yeah, their service can be spotty. I greatly appreciate's Aggie's notices here, especially as he filters out the fool's gold. Very welcome! I appreciate TJazz's heads-up's too! I've picked up a few based on the recommendations in this thread myself.... Glad we help each other out that way! If you want I'll start mentioning the Kenny G's, Dave Koz's, and Najee's. :rsmile:

Good luck with your job search, Alexander!

The Sporting News is putting Cowboys LB DeMarcus Ware up as a contender for the NFL MVP this year. That's quite impressive, considering defensive players rarely get the MVP.

Sonny Clark - Leapin' & Lopin' Sam Rivers - Dimensions & Extensions Hank Mobley - Peckin' Time Grachan Moncur III - Evolution Stanley Turrentine - Dearly Beloved John Coltrane - Live At Birdland John Coltrane - Impressions John Coltrane - Crescent John Coltrane - A Love Supreme John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman Patricia Barber - The Cole Porter Mix Sadao Watanabe - Basie's At Night The Smithereens - B-Sides: The Beatles

Happy Birthday!

Yes, they did! The Giants D was solid, sacking Romo 3 times, and hitting him many more. The Cowboys sacked Manning 8 times, with Demarcus Ware getting 3 by himself to lead the NFL, with 19. The sack record of 22.5 is within reach for him. The Cowboys held NY to no touchdowns, which has to be a first for them in a long time. And the Cowboys rose above the silliness of the past week and were able to get the win. The Defense is playing at post-season level, hopefully the offense continues to re-gel over the next 2 weeks, and there are no more squabbles. ************ NOW the problem is that the game with the Ravens on Saturday night is on the NFL Network, which I don't get.

Happy Birthday!

I had some of THE best bagels I've ever had in my life, last month in Brooklyn. I don't know if that counts or not, but they were excellent! From some little neighborhood place. Generic loaves of bread you can buy in the supermarket are like generic American beer - Budweiser, Coors, & Miller.

I think it's tiresome for most of the fans, too. I'd like a lot lower profile team, but with this owner, that ain't gonna happen. He thrives on being in the spotlight, more than he does winning.

Dude, you better get on it! Ok ok since you guys have been so nice to me lately (), here's an extra special super code: D8E1 - 3 free discs There are 2 really cool things about this code. 1. It's not a one-time only code, so you can use it to your heart's content. 2. It's good for 2 disc sets (i.e. you can order 3 two-disc sets in one order, for free). Have fun - even you, Ron!!

Agree. I think the Cowboys could beat the Giants this weekend, if they have their heads on straight. And I believe Owens is a more divisive lockerroom cancer than Witten is. I have a hard time Witten is purposely sabotaging anything.

Three of your galleries date from 2006 (?). Is there flooding going on now too? I hope everyone is safe! Edit - I see the other gallery is current. Bad flooding!

Happy BD again, Brandon!

Owens has had a very subpar year by his standards, though he's still got a shot at a 1,000 yard season - he's at 848 yds with 3 game remaining. But there have been a number of reasons I think that he's not done so well - Romo's injury and absence, spaghetti armed Brad Johnson filling in, and some strange play calling by "Red Jesus" or whatever they call Jason Garrett (who seems to have regressed as an OC over the past year). Knowing Owens it's easy to see why he's upset and throwing blame all around. I think Roy Williams has more reason to be uspet since he's been in Dallas, but he's been a model citizen despite being wasted on the field so far.

This is one of the things that I dislike about the NFL. and perhaps this is the fault of the press rather than of the coaches and players. As I see it, football on the pro level is a game of 300-pound men beating on each other for three hours, yet they always act as if the entire game was won or lost because of one play, as if what they have been doing for the rest of the three hours doesn't matter. In general I tend to agree with your point. But in this particular case the game was tied, Dallas had played admirably well on the road in freezing cold weather against the best defense in football, and with a number of key injuries (some playing like Witten, others not, like Felix Jones). Romo's final interception was a fatal play in this game though, as it came with less than 2 minutes remaining in a tied game in which they had the ball and could have gone down and scored to win the game themselves.