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The whole thing is a disgrace. The people who attacked the ref should get serious jail time for this. I heard that in Florida attacking a ref is a felony (and it should be, they are in a vulnerable situation). It is good strategy. Sports Illustrated published a study that showed that reason for home court (field, diamond, ice, ect) advantage is the crowd's psychological influence on the officials.

I listened to the music and my question is what specifically was wrong with them?

They will not get to play for a national title. The voters will put a 1 loss SEC or other major conference team in over BSU. It is not fair or right, if you just watch this team they are title game worthy if they win out.

But what if a person would not hire someone because of their race? Now that is how democracy is supposed to work. The people who you work for get to decide who you vote for. Maybe they should have just got absentee ballots so you could fill them out for them.

Because most people understand that not all possible definitions apply to any possible use of the word.

Oops, double post.

It is one thing to not like rock music, but saying things like this just makes you lose all credibility.

Go Green! Go White! Take that U of M.

I wish stores would play rock music. Most of what they play is that boring, unoffensive pop muzic (muzic= boring fluff that they claim is music).

By Maize and Blue he meant Michigan. And hey, anybody who beats Notre Dame is good in my book.

While I do disagree with him, I think there is a small nugget of truth in some of what he says about that people who make a lot of money for themselves should be applauded. There seems to be this idea that people who have a lot of money must have done something unethical. Especially someone like Bill Gates who created a product or service that people are willing to pay for.

I am a Michigan State Spartan fan. But I have to say I am cheering for Boise State, unfortunately I have to work till 9 on Monday and will miss the start of the Boise and Va Tech game.

I try to give 10% of what I make. So, in the summer when I did not make any money I did not give a regular tythe, but did give offerings at various times. At a church I went to in college they had a credit card machine in the lOBby for giving. You could go to it and swipe you card, type in how much to give and it would go on your card. It made sense, with a lot of people using direct deposit and debit/credit cards for most things.

Yeah. I go to the one on Wednesday night for the young adult group.