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Back in the football days of yore, when the game was about the toughest eleven guys in one color uniform against the other eleven tough guys in a different uniform because they loved the game, when they played for fun, back before artificial grass, and the ground could and often did cause a fumble, in those days a team hated by most but loved by a few called the Oakland Raiders were the poster child for the reclamation project. Cast-offs no one else wanted thrived there. Hendrickson, Alzado, and Plunkett are some of the most famous players to resurrect their careers in the despicable silver and black. Unfortunately that doesn't happen any more - or it didn't until the Baltimore Ravens began to sign old guys like a casting call for a TV remake of "The Golden Girls".

It is just an observation at this point, because there is no evidence to support the validity or stupidity of these signings, but I believe Mr. Billick is crossing that line from 'genius' to 'ego-maniacal looney-tune'! Trevor Pryce, Steve McNair, and Mike Anderson all changed teams to Baltimore in the off season. Talk to Olandis Gary about changing from the Broncos after over a 1000 yard year. Or even the heralded Clinton Portis' stats after leaving the Broncos. History is not on Anderson's side.

If I was a Ravens fan I would be calling for a saliva test on my head coach, because Boller has proven NOTHING in his pro career, and McNair hasn't played 75% of a season in the last three years. The one spot that is exposed on the Ravens roster is the QB. Signing Denver and Tennessee cast-offs is not fixing the big hole in that dike!

Back when you could hit a player from the other team and see the joy of the "snot bubble", one team seemed to resurrect careers better than any other. Now the imitators are failing miserably! Let's watch this season and see the demise of the Ravens.

The Pope is visiting Washington, D.C., and President Bushtakes him out for an afternoon on the Potomac, cruising on the Presidential yacht, the Sequoia. They're admiring thesights when, all of a sudden, the Pope's hat (zucchetto)blows off his head and out into the water. Secret Service guys start to launch a boat, but PresidentBush waves them off, saying, "Wait, wait. I'll take care ofthis. Don't worry."

Bush then steps off the yacht onto the surface of the water and walks out to the Holy Father's little hat, bends over,picks it up, and then walks back to the yacht and climbs aboard. He hands the hat to the Pope amid stunned silence.

The next morning, the headlines in the New York Times,Boston Globe, Atlanta Constitution, Washington Post, BostonHerald, Buffalo News, Houston Chronicle, MilwaukeeSentinel-Journal, Minneapolis Tribune, Denver Post,Albuquerque Journal, Los Angeles Times, and San FranciscoChronicle all proclaim:"Bush Can't Swim!"


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