Whipjacka

How bad would ohio state lose to bama?

you can tell too. I feel like I never recognize the author when i read a .com story. I have been avoiding the site for the most part (generally only reading litt and Michelle), but im really considering cutting them off completely and hoping that the paper/site implodes.

plus, our winning record isn't pure. The browns might have the easiest schedule in the league.

I would love it if johnny is the guy. We haven't had a guy who stirs the drink in a while and it would be fabulously entertaining.

you think pulling up next to a man with a gun and having to get out of the car while he could shoot at you from two feet is wise?

What else would you use it for?

I cant hep but feel that those trees don't stand a chance.

The browns need to win this week and need to win both divisional games. Ten wins may get them a playoff spot, but they need a winning record in division.

As do I. gotta stop the bleeding in the paint.

in chardon, we get 107 inches. Too bad I hate the snow.

no state income tax in florida, right?

I don't feel bad for Kobe because I think his dominating personality is one of the reasons stars don't want to go to LA.

Tribe NEEDS a bat.

the conspiracy theorists believe that the browns have put pressure on the city to close the bridge.

its purely for the RNC, right?

The Artist's Archives of the Western Reserve and the sculpture center stand in the way of a phase II fronting euclid. they've been there the last 15 years and i don't think they particularly want to uproot.

The windows face the back alley. I wouldn't get too excited about their loss.

The transit center is paramount, to me. The bridge will be underutilized if they don't plan it right; and I think they are more concerned about the convention than making a strong connection to the lake

We can pressure our political leaders to stop being so passive. The skywalk was a perfect example of how the city could have tried to hold rock gaming's feet to the fire.

Yeah, it's bad.

Which brings us to whether or not this will ever come to fruition.

I think there needs to be a certain amount of transparency, considering that this was a voter approved project. There has also been no indication that this project is, indeed, beginning/starting. I'm not even complaining that construction hasn't started, but more that there is no indication of any activity, planning or otherwise. The only assurance is the, increasingly hollow, appeal that Dan wouldn't spend $80 million on a property that he isn't going to develop. He might have, in fact, done just that.

I don't hate Dan; I'm just saying that people voted for the casino issue because he promised he'd develop the riverfront property. Instead, he has a gambling monopoly without investing as much as we thought. I'm not calling him crooked, but it'd be hard to defend him when, at this point, it can be argued that he sold us a false bill of goods. We are reaching five years. That is a long time to not have any kind of plan or concept.

The only thing Gilbert owes cleveland is phase 2 of the casino and he hasn't delivered.

Well, isn't that nice?