Bob

You gotta be kidding me!! We have to find this guy. I was just talking the other day about how I have always wanted to see Will in concert. I didn't go to Live 8 and to this day I regret it. I wish that talk of a reunion tour awhile back had something to it...

Is it possible for me to miss the train any more than in regards to will's (potential) return to music and his MIB3 gig?

Uh. We need Jazzy to comment on this news. Will won't give us an answer until months later (if that). Jeff seems a little more quick to tweet or whatever. I can't believe this news (and that it took me until today to read it....oh Flyers and their incredible run....)

A disgusting move....

You gotta recognize that Texas has the most backward education board on the planet. I swear the Puritans were more progressive/realistic than them.

Well here's an exaggerated analogy. The extremists in the Middle East get the most coverage, but tend to be the minority in the religions they profess. So do the loudest Eagles fans. They are a vocal minority who are controversial so they appeal to the press more than the rational fan.

I just hope we keep DMac so we could make another run at it since ESPN's rumoring that he's on the trading block along with Vick and Kolb, Colts basically been in the same boat as us in that they usually dominate the NFL during the regular season over the last 10 years but come up short in the playoffs... As I think more about it, really though the one team you could compare the Colts of the '00s most to right now is the 1990s Atlanta Braves of baseball, they did win that one SB in '07 just like the Braves won one WS in '95 despite all the winning seasons.... I'm with you on Donovan. I'm a big time loyalist to him...Larry Fitgerald was quoted yesterday at 610 WIP: "How do [the Eagles] turn a quarterback away that's taken you to the promise land every single year? I mean he's been in the league 11 years, eight playoff appearances. Name me another quarterback that's done that, besides Peyton Manning." I'd give him an extension akin to what Manning gets. Many years. I don't want Kolb and Vick's not worth it.

Yeah man...I just think it makes the case that Peyton's beatable when Dmac and the birds go for it in 2011!!!

I love the Philadelphia Inquirer. I am a bit hesitant regarding Flowers....I mean there is a bit of a theme that if you want an Oscar, play a mentally challenged person. It was a great book, but still...It's borderline offensive how Hollywood plays on the audience's emotions.

I dated a girl and realized a similar 'situation' within the first few weeks of our relationship. I can't speak to much more, other than it may have caused our relationship to be very abbreviated.... To this day my friends and I get a kick out of it all. I would say though that her issue was not as excessive as you seemed to describe. Usually a friend will remind me with one simple phrase, "Dental floss"........ Yeah, yuck.

We always have.

lovin' it

Think of it like Les Soldes fixes just one day and really, really overindulgent.

yeah busy days. well i was gonna review jay-z, but to be honest, jay and i aren't on speaking terms after that "empire state of mind" made jay=yankees. any good releases comin'? i've been soo off the scene.

I don't think comparing him to Wayne is a way to prove he has improved his own ability. I think it is just a testament to how poor rap really is in the mainstream.

The brands Jazzy and Will were wearing were the pop look then. I'd say LaCoste has some of that market now in the states, although we're really good at creating clothing and brands that steal thunder from international brands haha.

Wow, just read the whole story. You gotttaaaa be kiddin me!!!!!!!!!

I got concerned for a minute that you were gonna do another close of the forum for a bit...... ..... Wouldn't it be awesome if next February or something we are laughing at the idea of Will staying retired as we get to hear his first new single spinning on the radio.....

Yo Tim, how we see the "last posts since you visited"? I see that we can look at recently added, and also see new stuff for each subject of the forum (caught in the middle, willywood, etc) but how bout all inclusive? Thanks!

I am so indifferent to his release. I usually give a CD from that big a name a chance. Maybe in time.... To think a guy who did Renegade would leave me just bored is really surprising.

I'd love to have Iverson back, but no one else would. I think the team has no chemistry and Brand has so far been a bad investment (they were losing awfully when he was healthy). I think having Iverson would be good for people like me, and for selling tickets, but I don't know if anyone believes that would position them towards a title since the team is run-and-gun with so many holes.

I want to push the detonate on the sixers roster and coach...ugh.

I know there are quite a few MLB and NFL fans out there. I'm just reaching out to the group, seeing how you all feel, especially the other Philly natives. For those of you who don't know, Harry Kalas was one of the top (I'd say easily the number 1) baseball announcers in history. He was the Myron Cope, the Harry Caray of Philadelphia, but a bit more with all the national notoriety he also held as the voice of NFL films. I spent every summer of mine with Harry's voice tuned while playing outside or chilling inside. I let him take me on the amazing ride that was this past postseason. I didn't get to hear his final pitch live, as I was at the game, but I got to be there live, as he sung "High Hopes" with the crowd after we won the World Series. Harry Kalas died yesterday in the announcing booth an hour or so before the game in DC started between the Nationals and the Phils. I, and many of my family and friends, feel so lost without the deep, edged voice to guide us through our summers...

really people? I find it funny, being someone who totally supported McCain, that I have more trust in Obama in this crisis to nationalize the banks and then send 'em on their way when they are righted.

Nationalization is the worst thing one can do right now. It might make the numbers look better at first, but it never works out in a long term. Really? I mean Geithner doesn't deny that the big assumption is that these assets have an actual intrinsic good value. The're toxic...which means this plan will just prop up their value...aka inflate. It's a leverage game that looks just like the type of 6 to 1, 12 to 1 leverage that got us here. In any case, I hope the plan works, but if it doesn't it only makes it tougher to do what's necessary to fix the problem. Is that nationalization? Seems to be.