Non-football related stuff that really makes your day

[-Deborah-]

Congratulations!!

[Newbomb Turk]

My feet havent touched the ground for days!

you know, you are supposed to go to the doctor if that erection lasts more than 4 hours

[romster]

Congrats Ozzie! I like the idea of naming him Owen. ;)

Well son, you were conceived during a history making football season...

[Timmy]

Awesome news Oz, my congrats to you and the Mrs.

[Newbomb Turk]

and the pool boy, don't forget to congratulate the pool boy.......

[Timmy]

Gene pool has been chlorinated....oops....populated!

[DeanUK]

Congrats OZ

[-Oz-]

you have to name him Owen.....

Congrats Ozzie! I like the idea of naming him Owen. ;)

You guys are mean

Right on.

Heres to a continued healthy pregnancy.

Thanks Marc. Nervous times ahead but im praying everything goes well.

you know, you are supposed to go to the doctor if that erection lasts more than 4 hours

LOL. It will be the last erection I have for awhile.

Happy New Year to everyone amd many thanks to all for your well wishes.

[DanO]

Congrats Ozzie.

GO LIONS "09" !!!!!!!!!

[The Cat]

i didn't want to stsart a new thread for this....so here it is.....Things to do when you are really bored!
I thought many of you would enjoy this. It's free...and obviously I was bored.

http://www.testq.com/

It only takes a few minutes and your results pop up right away.

[CGVT]

Coast Guard crew rescues 3 near Cape May, N.J.

January 7th, 2009


CAPE MAY, N.J.- The Coast Guard rescued three people Wednesday aboard a disabled 72-foot fishing boat 100 miles off the coast of Cape May, N.J.
The Coast Guard received a call at 6:26 a.m. Tuesday from a crew member aboard the Miss Judith, homeported in Freeport, N.Y., reporting engine failure due to inoperative batteries. The crew confirmed the boat was not in distress and was equipped with a life raft and an emergency position indicating radio beacon.
The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Mako, homeported in Cape May, arrived on scene with replacement batteries. The crew replaced the batteries and were unable to restart the boat due to engine failure.
The crew of the Mako is towing the Miss Judith and crew to Cape May. The owner and operator of the boat contacted commercial assistance for relief of the tow once they arrive near Cape May.
No estimated time of arrival has been set.

[-Deborah-]

All of your rescues should be like that!

[CGVT]

All of your rescues should be like that!

I'm not so sure. We got out there after dark on the 6th and transfered 4 150 lb batteries from our small boat to the fishing boat in about 8 foot seas, spent a couple of hours helping to install them, only to find out that the engine still wouldn't start. We had to take the boat in tow and could only make about 5 knots back to Cape May. We ended up getting the crap beat out of us as the seas built to about 10 ft and then weren't able to pass the tow to commercial salvage until about 5 in the afternoon on the 7th. It was looong couple of days.

[YT]

Good Deal CG! Glad everyone made it safely back to port (or is it starboard :D ).

[-Deborah-]

I'm not so sure. We got out there after dark on the 6th and transfered 4 150 lb batteries from our small boat to the fishing boat in about 8 foot seas, spent a couple of hours helping to install them, only to find out that the engine still wouldn't start. We had to take the boat in tow and could only make about 5 knots back to Cape May. We ended up getting the crap beat out of us as the seas built to about 10 ft and then weren't able to pass the tow to commercial salvage until about 5 in the afternoon on the 7th. It was looong couple of days.

Oooh, much rougher than the article let on. Glad you're all safe.