Country Music is so damn depressing.  I'm amazed there isn't a high suicide rate among its listeners.  There's always lyrics about losing your wife, your car...  Death...  Violence... 

Gimme Faith Hill singing about something sunny while wearing something skimpy.  That's Country Music goodness.

There are a lot of sad songs, but they are songs about real life, about things that everyone of us have experienced.  That's what makes them so great.

As long as it gets back to Dressel by the time he signs on we're ok.

I've seen Billy Crystal rock out both Mets and Yankees hates.  You just can't do that.

It would be like me wearing an Avs jersey while being an enormous Red Wings fan.  It just ain't gonna happen and it isn't allowed.

No...  Van Halen tune actually...  Dunno the song you mentioned actually.  I'm not much of a music person. 

I played Tuba for like 2 years when I was in Jr. High.   

It's actually a country song and it starts off about a boy and his dog and how he's young, the dog is old but they are both the same age.  Then the dog dies of course and the song talks about how he realized for the first time what real pain was and how he was never the same again.  The whole song is about life experiences.  Real tear jerker.  If you've ever had a dog and lost him/her, this song will definitely pull at the heart strings.  Gets me everytime.

Willis McGahee, RB Bills

I'm gonna stay on tonite so I can make my pick and pass it to Dressel for his pick in the AM.

No, he was still available when I made my pick.  I just looked over the entire draft AND ran a search.  Maybe you're thinking of either Boo Williams or Moe Williams?

No, I was thinking Roy but for some reason I thought he was gone.  Not sure why.  I have my own draft board on Microsoft Word and I'm deleting guys whenever they get picked so there's no confusion for me, but for whatever reason I thought Roy was gone. 

There's a song I hear and immediately I think of my dog...  I ain't gonna admit to crying to you punks but it "upsets" me...  Yeah, "upsets" will work as a description.

Jeff Carson's "Real Life?"