really shed some light on why he is the way he is and why we perceive him as a Bama/Saban homer. Well, because in a way, he is. Why? Because he had a mildly successful local show in the Ham until Lord Saybinz arrived at the Crapstoned. He readily admits that Bama fan is the most fanatical, over the top lunatic whose whole outlook on life ebbs and flows with the success and failures of the football team. When LS came in and started giving them what they firmly believe is their birth right, his show started picking up momentum and took off. In other words, he knows what butters his bread. He needs them to be on top and he needs Auburn to chop them down occasionallybecause it's all about ratings. He's fiercely loyal to his callers because he knows full well the majority are Bammers and when the Tahd...and Auburn are having success, so does he.

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Boy, giraffes are selfish. Just running around, looking out for #1....getting hit by lightning.....

I just finished "The Lone Survivor". I had seen the movie already, but wanted to read the book. It gives more detail about the battle and how he survived for a week before being found. Very tragic story put to paper made a good book.

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"Men are made stronger on the realization that the helping hand they need is at the end of their own arm."

Preface: Honestly, history classes in Georgia completely glossed over the Lewis and Clark expedition or I wasn't paying attention. Nevertheless, European