Great talent, absolute cancer on any team. T.O. = Team Obliterater
- PLindbergh31

love that man.

total nutcase but i never found him to be malicious.. just had the maturity level of an 8-year-old

Oh. I thought it was exposed after the Pats beat the Rams.
- PLindbergh31

really? that is woefully incorrect

love that man.

total nutcase but i never found him to be malicious.. just had the maturity level of an 8-year-old
- Crimsoninja

And a ton of selfishness. But most of these WR's are divas.

cause it was exposed after '04
- Crimsoninja

Next year Crims. Coach Reid will have the boys back on top. Lombardi or bust. He is ready to take this team to the next level.

i can only imagine what this page as well as this town would look like if that happened to the flyers.
- FlyersFirst

Next year Crims. Coach Reid will have the boys back on top. Lombardi or bust. He is ready to take this team to the next level.


- stveshdy

http://www.philly.com/phi...tarting.html?text=med&c=y

apparently lilja in gus out?

maybe this will make the blue jackets feel better:

http://xfinity.comcast.ne...-told-they-were-accepted/

Vassar College hopefuls anticipated big news last Friday. Many logged on to a school site intended for early-decision applications just after 4:00pm on Friday.

It wasn’t until 4:30, however, that the Poughkeepsie school fixed a heartbreaking error that befell 76 students: Vassar College had mistakenly informed dozens of prospects that they had been accepted.

According to Vassar, a total of 254 students applied for the early-decision round that was impacted by Friday’s “computing error” — this means that nearly half of them logged in while the error was still live, as reported by Time magazine.
In a statement released Sunday, the college said:

“Each of those students was informed of the error and received our deepest apologies. We are full of regret and we will be making changes to our notification system.”

The college has invited students to contact the school.

maybe this will make the blue jackets feel better:

http://xfinity.comcast.ne...-told-they-were-accepted/

Vassar College hopefuls anticipated big news last Friday. Many logged on to a school site intended for early-decision applications just after 4:00pm on Friday.

It wasn’t until 4:30, however, that the Poughkeepsie school fixed a heartbreaking error that befell 76 students: Vassar College had mistakenly informed dozens of prospects that they had been accepted.

According to Vassar, a total of 254 students applied for the early-decision round that was impacted by Friday’s “computing error” — this means that nearly half of them logged in while the error was still live, as reported by Time magazine.
In a statement released Sunday, the college said:

“Each of those students was informed of the error and received our deepest apologies. We are full of regret and we will be making changes to our notification system.”

The college has invited students to contact the school.
- hammarby31

Vassar's loss, will be Dutchess Community College's gain.

maybe this will make the blue jackets feel better:

http://xfinity.comcast.ne...-told-they-were-accepted/

Vassar College hopefuls anticipated big news last Friday. Many logged on to a school site intended for early-decision applications just after 4:00pm on Friday.

It wasn’t until 4:30, however, that the Poughkeepsie school fixed a heartbreaking error that befell 76 students: Vassar College had mistakenly informed dozens of prospects that they had been accepted.

According to Vassar, a total of 254 students applied for the early-decision round that was impacted by Friday’s “computing error” — this means that nearly half of them logged in while the error was still live, as reported by Time magazine.
In a statement released Sunday, the college said:

“Each of those students was informed of the error and received our deepest apologies. We are full of regret and we will be making changes to our notification system.”

The college has invited students to contact the school.
- hammarby31

This happened to a friend, but for a new job. Received a job offer in the mail after a couple of rounds of interviews, sold his house and was in the process of buying new property closer to his new job, when he found out that they made a "clerical error" and that the job offer was sent to the wrong person.

maybe this will make the blue jackets feel better:

http://xfinity.comcast.ne...-told-they-were-accepted/

Vassar College hopefuls anticipated big news last Friday. Many logged on to a school site intended for early-decision applications just after 4:00pm on Friday.

It wasn’t until 4:30, however, that the Poughkeepsie school fixed a heartbreaking error that befell 76 students: Vassar College had mistakenly informed dozens of prospects that they had been accepted.

According to Vassar, a total of 254 students applied for the early-decision round that was impacted by Friday’s “computing error” — this means that nearly half of them logged in while the error was still live, as reported by Time magazine.
In a statement released Sunday, the college said:

“Each of those students was informed of the error and received our deepest apologies. We are full of regret and we will be making changes to our notification system.”

The college has invited students to contact the school.
- hammarby31

This is how I snuck into college ...

This happened to a friend, but for a new job. Received a job offer in the mail after a couple of rounds of interviews, sold his house and was in the process of buying new property closer to his new job, when he found out that they made a "clerical error" and that the job offer was sent to the wrong person.
- bradleyc4

Id (frank)ing kill someone.

Id (frank)ing kill someone.
- jak521

I would sue, stating I turned down other college's once I was confirmed in... And then I threw a party, and incured emotional damages... They should have said we made a mistake and accept the people we were going to deny on acedemic probation.

http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/inqflyersreport/Lilja-returning-to-lineup-Bryz-starting.html?text=med&c=y

apparently lilja in gus out?
- Coopaloop

Good.

This happened to a friend, but for a new job. Received a job offer in the mail after a couple of rounds of interviews, sold his house and was in the process of buying new property closer to his new job, when he found out that they made a "clerical error" and that the job offer was sent to the wrong person.
- bradleyc4

He had already sold his house? If it took the company that long to figure out the mistake, then that's a company I don't think I want to work for.

my god i hate our media (except for bill of course)
- aightwebang17

I think it's really unfair to the Philadelphia hockey fans.

The lack of hockey knowledge and overall lack of understanding of the game and the need to dramatize every little thing is beyond foolish.

He had already sold his house? If it took the company that long to figure out the mistake, then that's a company I don't think I want to work for.


- rockychocbill

It was a teaching gig.

They never caught the mistake. Some secretary mailed out the letter(s) and it wasn't until he called them to ask about something that this whole fiasco got discovered.

This happened to a friend, but for a new job. Received a job offer in the mail after a couple of rounds of interviews, sold his house and was in the process of buying new property closer to his new job, when he found out that they made a "clerical error" and that the job offer was sent to the wrong person.
- bradleyc4

That is not good, I can't even imagine.

Poor bastard.

I think it's really unfair to the Philadelphia hockey fans.

The lack of hockey knowledge and overall lack of understanding of the game and the need to dramatize every little thing is beyond foolish.
- Buts16

I couldn't agree more. There was a time where Timmy P wasn't all that bad. He wasn't reaching as far as he could for drama but one thing is for sure, he's always been around about his view of things. He's always wrong like Eklund is wrong about Hockey rumors.

I couldn't agree more. There was a time where Timmy P wasn't all that bad. He wasn't reaching as far as he could for drama but one thing is for sure, he's always been around about his view of things. He's always wrong like Eklund is wrong about Hockey rumors.
- Schenn2shine

There was?!? (not a shot at you, I'm trying to be less of an assclown/donkey dolt today)

This happened to a friend, but for a new job. Received a job offer in the mail after a couple of rounds of interviews, sold his house and was in the process of buying new property closer to his new job, when he found out that they made a "clerical error" and that the job offer was sent to the wrong person.
- bradleyc4

good lord. so what did your friend do?

It was a teaching gig.

They never caught the mistake. Some secretary mailed out the letter(s) and it wasn't until he called them to ask about something that this whole fiasco got discovered.
- bradleyc4

I always say you get something signed and in writing before you do anything drastic like that...

good lord. so what did your friend do?
- hammarby31

Seriously. Sounds like a legal matter.

Mcnabb puked all over himself in that game. Literally and figuratively.
- PLindbergh31

To be fair, McNabb had a concussion and didn't tell anyone about it until after the game.

It was a teaching gig.

They never caught the mistake. Some secretary mailed out the letter(s) and it wasn't until he called them to ask about something that this whole fiasco got discovered.
- bradleyc4

We ahh, we fixed the glitch.