Jerzy Powa!!!
The Giants are in the NFC East.
They also have a 5 year old at QB and President Bush as Head Coach.
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I was following the UFC like crazy for a while. I still love it, but with the Car now and workin so much, I never get to watch it anymore. I still look for who wins on a monday after a big fight. lol
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HIMYM is pretty good. I agree
Hero's I always wanted to get into, but I tried and I'm "lost" (<-- lol) so i'm gunna try and catch up on it with the season DVD's
Ands charmed........ eh not for me.
I'm telling you, if you get a chance, check out its always sunny! Its on FX
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20071030...t_071030183620
Tue Oct 30, 2:36 PM ET
Squirrel eaters in the US state of New Jersey have been told that the bushy-tailed rodents are likely safe to eat, after earlier being advised the unlikely delicacies could contain toxic metals.
The Environmental Protection Agency said earlier this year it had discovered high levels of lead in a squirrel taken from near a waste dump in the Ringwood area and advised people to eat the rodents no more than twice a week.
Officials have now said the test results were an error.
"A blender that was used to process the tissues into usable samples was defective and was identified as the source of the lead contamination," the Environmental Protection Agency said in a statement dated Monday.
The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife describes squirrel as "good table fare," offering recipes for squirrel chowder, stew and barbecue.
Tue Oct 30, 2:36 PM ET
Squirrel eaters in the US state of New Jersey have been told that the bushy-tailed rodents are likely safe to eat, after earlier being advised the unlikely delicacies could contain toxic metals.
The Environmental Protection Agency said earlier this year it had discovered high levels of lead in a squirrel taken from near a waste dump in the Ringwood area and advised people to eat the rodents no more than twice a week.
Officials have now said the test results were an error.
"A blender that was used to process the tissues into usable samples was defective and was identified as the source of the lead contamination," the Environmental Protection Agency said in a statement dated Monday.
The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife describes squirrel as "good table fare," offering recipes for squirrel chowder, stew and barbecue.
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I'm with you on that!
Mutants.......
I don't want to imagine what parts of NJ people would want to eat tree rats in.....Probably Montague, Oxford, Buttzville or some other hick town in the wonderful state
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20071030...t_071030183620
Tue Oct 30, 2:36 PM ET
Squirrel eaters in the US state of New Jersey have been told that the bushy-tailed rodents are likely safe to eat, after earlier being advised the unlikely delicacies could contain toxic metals.
The Environmental Protection Agency said earlier this year it had discovered high levels of lead in a squirrel taken from near a waste dump in the Ringwood area and advised people to eat the rodents no more than twice a week.
Officials have now said the test results were an error.
"A blender that was used to process the tissues into usable samples was defective and was identified as the source of the lead contamination," the Environmental Protection Agency said in a statement dated Monday.
The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife describes squirrel as "good table fare," offering recipes for squirrel chowder, stew and barbecue.
Tue Oct 30, 2:36 PM ET
Squirrel eaters in the US state of New Jersey have been told that the bushy-tailed rodents are likely safe to eat, after earlier being advised the unlikely delicacies could contain toxic metals.
The Environmental Protection Agency said earlier this year it had discovered high levels of lead in a squirrel taken from near a waste dump in the Ringwood area and advised people to eat the rodents no more than twice a week.
Officials have now said the test results were an error.
"A blender that was used to process the tissues into usable samples was defective and was identified as the source of the lead contamination," the Environmental Protection Agency said in a statement dated Monday.
The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife describes squirrel as "good table fare," offering recipes for squirrel chowder, stew and barbecue.
Mutants.......
I don't want to imagine what parts of NJ people would want to eat tree rats in.....Probably Montague, Oxford, Buttzville or some other hick town in the wonderful state
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Damn rednecks.
Damn, I have doubters about my track times and my TBSS being bone stock. Surprise surprise. lol
Damn, I have doubters about my track times and my TBSS being bone stock. Surprise surprise. lol
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Ok, the guys on the TBSS forum that I'm on are cool about it now. Just thought it was crazy, but when I told them I am good buddies with a well known performance shop owner out this way and that he would vouche for my honesty, they changed tunes fast.
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