>>My condolences. I hope you are taking it the way I took the Bears' loss last week -- they gave us a better season than we had a right to expect.
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>>I will have no problem at all cheering for the Steelers in the Super Bowl. What a gritty team. They were left for dead at midseason and had to get to the SB the hard way, three games on the road against the top three AFC teams. And they damn near got robbed in Indy with that bogus overruling of the interception.
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>Oh yeah, I'm feeling much better now. Nothing like emptying a .40 cal clip into your tv to make you feel better. Kinda makes the wife a litle unhappy, but heck now we can get a plasma flat screen tv! We were picked to finish third in our division so, I'm not feeling too bad. All my "friends" were trying to call me starting at halftime. Kinda like Julius Ceasar's "perfidious" friends.<s>

Here is what I am trying to figure out. Wby didn't the Bears treat Steve Smith the way the Seahawks did? It seems so easy in retrospect. When the other team has 1 (one) offensive weapon, you have five guys smack him in the mouth on every play.