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BMW : 3 Series 330i ZHP 2005 BMW 330ci ZHP Coupe 6-speed manual, navigation, suede
 BMW : 3 Series 330i ZHP 2005 BMW 330ci ZHP Coupe 6-speed manual, navigation, suede
$14,995.00
$17,995.00
Time Left: 1d 8h 43m
Ford : Super Duty F-250 xlt 2003 FORD F250 7.3 DIESEL 4X4 1 OWNER AUTOMATIC NO RESERVE!!
 Ford : Super Duty F-250 xlt 2003 FORD F250 7.3 DIESEL 4X4 1 OWNER AUTOMATIC NO RESERVE!!
$10,223.00 (20 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 13h 19m
Ford : F-150 FX-4 REG CAB 2005 FORD F150 REGULAR CAB FX4 SHORT BED 5.4L V8 4WD
 Ford : F-150 FX-4 REG CAB 2005 FORD F150 REGULAR CAB FX4 SHORT BED 5.4L V8 4WD
$12,400.00
Time Left: 2d 2h 36m
Chevrolet : Corvette ZR1 w 3ZR 2010 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 w 3ZR
 Chevrolet : Corvette ZR1 w 3ZR 2010 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 w 3ZR
$79,900.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 3d 2h 7m
Dodge : Challenger SRT8 2010 Dodge Challenger SRT8
 Dodge : Challenger SRT8 2010 Dodge Challenger SRT8
$30,000.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 3d 8h 34m
Land Rover : Discovery SE7 Clean, Raised, Loaded with Options - NO RESERVE
 Land Rover : Discovery SE7 Clean, Raised, Loaded with Options - NO RESERVE
$7,450.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 3d 11h 19m
GMC : Sierra 1500 1500 SLT 2006 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT Crew Cab, Leather, Heated Seats, Loaded - No Reserve!
 GMC : Sierra 1500 1500 SLT 2006 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT Crew Cab, Leather, Heated Seats, Loaded - No Reserve!
$13,995.00
$17,995.00
Time Left: 3d 11h 49m
Dodge : Charger 1970 Dodge Charger, Survivor, 383 "N" code, cold A C
 Dodge : Charger 1970 Dodge Charger, Survivor, 383 "N" code, cold A C
$11,600.00
$18,500.00
Time Left: 3d 13h 48m
Ford : Expedition L@@K!! INCREDIBLE DEAL! 2002 FORD EXPEDITION XLT - NO RESERVE!
 Ford : Expedition L@@K!! INCREDIBLE DEAL! 2002 FORD EXPEDITION XLT - NO RESERVE!
$5,499.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 3d 15h 35m
Chevrolet : Impala KANDY PURPLE CUSTOM CHEVY IMPALA: FULLY LOADED COLD A C, NEW MOTOR, AND MORE.
 Chevrolet : Impala KANDY PURPLE CUSTOM CHEVY IMPALA: FULLY LOADED COLD A C, NEW MOTOR, AND MORE.
$10,000.00
Time Left: 4d 3h 6m
BMW : 7 Series 2012 BMW M Sport 740i - Black Sapphire Metallic, Sunroof, 20" wheels
 BMW : 7 Series 2012 BMW M Sport 740i - Black Sapphire Metallic, Sunroof, 20" wheels
$200.00
$64,750.00
Time Left: 4d 12h 18m
Dodge : Ram 3500 SXT L@@K 08' Dodge Ram 3500 Mega Cab 2WD Pickup w Free Delivery
 Dodge : Ram 3500 SXT L@@K 08' Dodge Ram 3500 Mega Cab 2WD Pickup w Free Delivery
$500.00
$15,500.00
Time Left: 4d 12h 44m
Toyota : Sequoia Limited 2005 Toyota Sequoia Limited 4x4 LOADED w Nav DVD Captain seats 3rd row
 Toyota : Sequoia Limited 2005 Toyota Sequoia Limited 4x4 LOADED w Nav DVD Captain seats 3rd row
$10,700.00
$16,500.00
Time Left: 4d 13h 44m
GMC : Sierra 2500HD HD SLE 2003 GMC Sierra 2500 HD Ext Cab SLE (VERY CLEAN, V8 6.0L)
 GMC : Sierra 2500HD HD SLE 2003 GMC Sierra 2500 HD Ext Cab SLE (VERY CLEAN, V8 6.0L)
$8,000.00
Time Left: 6d 1h 23m
Lincoln : Other 1954 Lincoln Capri Special Edition ( May be called the Carribean)
 Lincoln : Other 1954 Lincoln Capri Special Edition ( May be called the Carribean)
$10,000.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 8d 6h 1m
Ford : Super Duty F-350 SRW Super Duty 2003 Ford F350 Super Duty 6.0L turbo diesel, Lariat, 4X4, SRW, crew cab, utility
 Ford : Super Duty F-350 SRW Super Duty 2003 Ford F350 Super Duty 6.0L turbo diesel, Lariat, 4X4, SRW, crew cab, utility
$9,000.00
Time Left: 9d 1h 51m
Ford : F-350 LARIAT 2002 FORD F350 SUPER DUTY CREW CAB LARIAT 2WD DUALLY 7.3L POWERSTROKE DIESEL
 Ford : F-350 LARIAT 2002 FORD F350 SUPER DUTY CREW CAB LARIAT 2WD DUALLY 7.3L POWERSTROKE DIESEL
$21,987.00
Time Left: 15d 1h 24m

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why are people in small towns not interested in sex?
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all i see are people working and shopping they are not attracted to men or women they are attracted to walmart, target,dollar stores, pawnshops,restaraunts, cars, ect if you are looking for a date don't go to a small town in central texas caldwell texas, bryan texas,college station, they don't say hello to you or try to come on to you at all where are the freaky people at?

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tresspassing on school property why are you bothering me?
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one day i went to rudder high school in bryan texas to pick up a friend from work as i was waiting in the parking lot a police officer parked his car i believe he was running my license plate. he ask me what am i doing in the parking lot? i said waiting for someone to give them a ride from work they called the cafeteria and it was verified. he asked how long i have been waiting in the parking lot 30 min he told me i was tresspassing but the day before i visited the schools music class. i checked in the office gave them my id they gave me a badge and i went to the class. the schools security officer came to the parking lot and said that is the guy who came to the school yesterday he said i colud not do that you can't visit this school i was supposed to be denied school visitation. i was issued a warning instead of leaving i went into the office and wanted to speak to the principal about why can't i wait in the parking lot for a employee to give them a ride. when i left the parking lot i drove on the public street i came back which made it tresspassing i know i should have left when the police officer gave me a warning but i feel i had a legitimate reason for being there in the first place i was parked about 1000 feet from the school but i was still on the property can i sue the school for harassment?

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you cannot stay on private property when told to leave. you should have taken the warning and left immediately. you had no legitimate reason once you were told to leave. you should have left the parking lot and park on the street. you cannot sue for anything, you even admit what you did was wrong. so YOU need to understand the consequences of your own actions and not point the finger at someone else.. the cop was doing his job.

My Mock Draft...how do you like it?
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1. Rams/Jimmy Clausen (QB, Notre Dame) 2. Lions/Ndamukong Suh (DT, Nebraska) 3. Buccaneers/Gerald McCoy (DT, Oklahoma) 4. Redskins/Sam Bradford (QB, Oklahoma) 5. Chiefs/Russell Okung (OT, Oklahoma State) 6. Seahawks/Eric Berry (FS, Tennessee) 7. Browns/Joe Haden (CB, Florida) 8. Raiders/Anthony Davis (OT, Rutgers) 9. Bills/Trent Williams (OT, Oklahoma) 10. Jaguars/Tim Tebow (QB, Florida) 11. Broncos (f/Chi)/Dez Bryant (WR, Oklahoma State) 12. Dolphins/Navarro Bowman (OLB, Penn State) 13. 49ers/Derrick Morgan (DE, Georgia Tech) 14. Seahawks (f/Den)/Bruce Campbell (OT, Maryland) 15. Giants/Rolando McClain (MLB, Alabama) 16. Titans/Brian Price (DT, UCLA) 17. 49ers (f/Car)/Bryan Bulaga (OT, Iowa) 18. Steelers/Earl Thomas (FS, Texas) 19. Falcons/Jason Pierre-Paul (DE, Georgia Tech) 20. Texans/C.J. Spiller (RB, Clemson) 21. Bengals/Aaron Hernandez (TE, Florida) 22. Eagles/Taylor Mays (SS, USC) 23. Patriots/Brandon Spikes (MLB, Florida) 24. Packers/Everson Griffen (DE, USC) 25. Ravens/Arrelious Benn (WR, Illinois) 26. Cowboys/Terrence Cody (NT, Alabama) 27. Cardinals/Mike Iupati (G, Idaho) 28. Chargers/Dan Williams (NT, Tennessee) 29. Jets/Golden Tate (WR, Notre Dame) 30. Vikings/Maurkice Pouncey (C, Florida) 31. Colts/Jared Odrick (DT, Penn State) 32. Saints/Sean Weatherspoon (OLB, Missouri)

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Tebow won't be taken in the first round, and Mcclain of Alabama will go higher. ----------------

Ever heard Good Directions by Luke Bryan?
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I know Billy sings it but its Luke's song, he wrote it(great song). Anyways I was driving down Texas in the interstate listening to this song and I saw it happen, a good lookin man with a cowboy hat pulled over helpin out a pretty blonde woman with the license tag from New York, I think her car broke or something idk but I thought it was so hilarious, did you ever see anything like that happen? a country boy pulled over helpin out a yankee lady? I found it funny because it was so ironic.

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I have heard the song sung by Luke Bryan before. I have it listed on my youtube page; I honestly think that Luke's version is better but that is only my opinion. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRVXen9RdFc

Anyone shedding a tear for this AH?
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September 21, 2011 White Supremacist Executed for Texas Dragging By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) — White supremacist gang member Lawrence Russell Brewer was executed Wednesday evening for the infamous dragging death slaying of James Byrd Jr., a black man from East Texas. Byrd, 49, was chained to the back of a pickup truck and pulled whip-like to his death along a bumpy asphalt road in one of the most grisly hate crime murders in recent Texas history. Brewer, 44, was asked if he had any final words, to which he replied: "No. I have no final statement." He glanced at his parents watching through a nearby window, took several deep breaths and closed his eyes. A single tear hung on the edge of his right eye as he was pronounced dead at 6:21 p.m., 10 minutes after the lethal drugs began flowing into his arms, both covered with intricate black tattoos. Byrd's sisters also were among the witnesses in an adjacent room. "Hopefully, today's execution of Brewer can remind all of us that racial hatred and prejudice leads to terrible consequence for the victim, the victim's family, for the perpetrator and for the perpetrator's family," Clara Taylor, one of Byrd's sisters, said. She called the punishment "a step in the right direction." "We're making progress," Taylor said. "I know he was guilty so I have no qualms about the death penalty." Appeals to the courts for Brewer were exhausted and no last-day attempts to save his life were filed. Besides Brewer, John William King, now 36, also was convicted of capital murder and sent to death row for Byrd's death, which shocked the nation for its brutality. King's conviction and death sentence remain under appeal. A third man, Shawn Berry, 36, received a life prison term. "One down and one to go," Billy Rowles, the retired Jasper County sheriff who first investigated the horrific scene, said. "That's kind of cruel but that's reality." It was about 2:30 a.m. on a Sunday, June 7, 1998, when witnesses saw Byrd walking on a road not far from his home in Jasper, a town of more than 7,000 about 125 miles northeast of Houston. Many folks knew he lived off disability checks, couldn't afford his own car and walked where he needed to go. Another witness then saw him riding in the bed of a dark pickup. Six hours later and some 10 miles away on Huff Creek Road, the bloody mess found after daybreak was thought at first to be animal road kill. Rowles, a former Texas state trooper who had taken office as sheriff the previous year, believed it was a hit-and-run fatality but evidence didn't match up with someone caught beneath a vehicle. Body parts were scattered and the blood trail began with footprints at what appeared to be the scene of a scuffle. "I didn't go down that road too far before I knew this was going to be a bad deal," he said at Brewer's trial. Fingerprints taken from the headless torso identified the victim as Byrd. Testimony showed the three men and Byrd drove out into the county about 10 miles and stopped along an isolated logging road. A fight broke out and the outnumbered Byrd was tied to the truck bumper with a 24½-foot logging chain. Three miles later, what was left of his shredded remains was dumped between a black church and cemetery where the pavement ended on the remote road. Brewer, King and Berry were in custody by the end of the next day. The crime put Jasper under a national spotlight and lured the likes of the Ku Klux Klan and the Black Panthers, among others, to try to exploit the notoriety of the case which continues — many say unfairly — to brand Jasper more than a decade later. King was tried first, in Jasper. Brewer's trial was moved 150 miles away to Bryan. Berry was tried back in Jasper. DNA showed Byrd's blood on all three of them. Brewer was from Sulphur Springs, about 180 miles to the northwest, and had been convicted of cocaine possession. He met King, a convicted burglar from Jasper, in a Texas prison where they got involved in a KKK splinter group known as the Confederate Knights of America and adorned themselves with racist tattoos. Evidence showed Brewer had violated parole and was involved in a number of burglaries and thefts in the Jasper area. King had become friends with Berry and moved into Berry's place. Evidence showed Brewer came to Jasper to stay with them. http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2011/09/21/us/AP-US-Texa s-Execution-Dragging-Death.html?_r=1&hp=&pagewanted=print

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Shed a tear, no. But instead of being executed, I'd rather see him in Prison at hard labor for the rest of his life with no chance of parole. Being dead isn't really a punishment for him.

Anyone shedding a tear for this racist AH?
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September 21, 2011 White Supremacist Executed for Texas Dragging By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) — White supremacist gang member Lawrence Russell Brewer was executed Wednesday evening for the infamous dragging death slaying of James Byrd Jr., a black man from East Texas. Byrd, 49, was chained to the back of a pickup truck and pulled whip-like to his death along a bumpy asphalt road in one of the most grisly hate crime murders in recent Texas history. Brewer, 44, was asked if he had any final words, to which he replied: "No. I have no final statement." He glanced at his parents watching through a nearby window, took several deep breaths and closed his eyes. A single tear hung on the edge of his right eye as he was pronounced dead at 6:21 p.m., 10 minutes after the lethal drugs began flowing into his arms, both covered with intricate black tattoos. Byrd's sisters also were among the witnesses in an adjacent room. "Hopefully, today's execution of Brewer can remind all of us that racial hatred and prejudice leads to terrible consequence for the victim, the victim's family, for the perpetrator and for the perpetrator's family," Clara Taylor, one of Byrd's sisters, said. She called the punishment "a step in the right direction." "We're making progress," Taylor said. "I know he was guilty so I have no qualms about the death penalty." Appeals to the courts for Brewer were exhausted and no last-day attempts to save his life were filed. Besides Brewer, John William King, now 36, also was convicted of capital murder and sent to death row for Byrd's death, which shocked the nation for its brutality. King's conviction and death sentence remain under appeal. A third man, Shawn Berry, 36, received a life prison term. "One down and one to go," Billy Rowles, the retired Jasper County sheriff who first investigated the horrific scene, said. "That's kind of cruel but that's reality." It was about 2:30 a.m. on a Sunday, June 7, 1998, when witnesses saw Byrd walking on a road not far from his home in Jasper, a town of more than 7,000 about 125 miles northeast of Houston. Many folks knew he lived off disability checks, couldn't afford his own car and walked where he needed to go. Another witness then saw him riding in the bed of a dark pickup. Six hours later and some 10 miles away on Huff Creek Road, the bloody mess found after daybreak was thought at first to be animal road kill. Rowles, a former Texas state trooper who had taken office as sheriff the previous year, believed it was a hit-and-run fatality but evidence didn't match up with someone caught beneath a vehicle. Body parts were scattered and the blood trail began with footprints at what appeared to be the scene of a scuffle. "I didn't go down that road too far before I knew this was going to be a bad deal," he said at Brewer's trial. Fingerprints taken from the headless torso identified the victim as Byrd. Testimony showed the three men and Byrd drove out into the county about 10 miles and stopped along an isolated logging road. A fight broke out and the outnumbered Byrd was tied to the truck bumper with a 24½-foot logging chain. Three miles later, what was left of his shredded remains was dumped between a black church and cemetery where the pavement ended on the remote road. Brewer, King and Berry were in custody by the end of the next day. The crime put Jasper under a national spotlight and lured the likes of the Ku Klux Klan and the Black Panthers, among others, to try to exploit the notoriety of the case which continues — many say unfairly — to brand Jasper more than a decade later. King was tried first, in Jasper. Brewer's trial was moved 150 miles away to Bryan. Berry was tried back in Jasper. DNA showed Byrd's blood on all three of them. Brewer was from Sulphur Springs, about 180 miles to the northwest, and had been convicted of cocaine possession. He met King, a convicted burglar from Jasper, in a Texas prison where they got involved in a KKK splinter group known as the Confederate Knights of America and adorned themselves with racist tattoos. Evidence showed Brewer had violated parole and was involved in a number of burglaries and thefts in the Jasper area. King had become friends with Berry and moved into Berry's place. Evidence showed Brewer came to Jasper to stay with them. http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2011/09/… As long as there's a racist poster trying to equate Troy Davis to this AH, I'll keep asking this question.

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As horrible as that crime is, capital punishment is never appropriate.

Illegal alien arrested after chase across two counties how will his supporters defend him?
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A suspected illegal alien was arrested Monday after a vehicle chase involving Angelina County and Nacogdoches County authorities. A Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission officer attempted to pull over Osman Estuardo Carpio, 33, Monday evening at U.S. 69 north and FM 2021, as he was a suspect in an earlier hit-and-run, according to Angelina County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Bryan Holley. “He hit someone and there wasn’t major damage to the vehicle, but the lady called 911 when he left the scene,” Holley said. “We put out an attempt-to-locate on the vehicle and within a couple of minutes he was spotted.” Carpio refused to stop for the TABC officer and continued north on U.S. 69, according to an arrest report. He then turned onto state Highway 7, heading toward Nacogdoches, with the TABC officer, the Texas Department of Public Safety and Angelina County deputies in pursuit. Speeds during the chase topped around 60 mph, Holley noted. “They told us that with the way he was driving, he almost caused five other head-on collisions and about six other accidents,” Holley said. Carpio continued several miles into Nacogdoches County, where he ran into road spikes laid by Nacogdoches deputies, the arrest report stated. His vehicle came to a stop after he hit a car parked on Highway 7. “His tires didn’t even have time to deflate before he hit the car,” Holley said. Carpio was then taken into custody by ACSO Sgt. David Rodriguez, Holley said. The Nacogdoches Pct. 4 Constable also assisted in the incident. Following his arrest, Carpio was taken by ambulance to Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital, where he was checked out and released into the custody of Angelina County authorities, the arrest report stated. He is being held in the Angelina County Jail on a $3,500 bond, charged with evading arrest. Although bail has been set for Carpio, he will not be eligible for release due to a hold through immigration and naturalization services, according to jail records. http://lufkindailynews.com/news/local/article_cc3508a 4-187f-11e0-a59c-001cc4c03286.html

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"I don't know anybody that says it's ok to come here illegally." -Greasy Tony does and many other illegal immigrant supporters do on here constantly "citizenship status has nothing to do with drunk driving and only a moron would try and demonstrate causation between the two." -Sure to compare citizenship status to drunk driving is stupid, but it is not stupid to say that a person completely willing to break immigration law is more likely to break other laws as well.

What does this dream mean?
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The other night. I was sleeping and I think I know why this dream started: Me and my friend Nick were talking. He was talking about me going down to Lass Veges to see him. Smoking a joint. Etc. And I think we had a little chat about sex. Than we got into talking about his little girl. He cannot see her because her mother doesn't want him too I guess, And she moved to Texas with his little girl. Hasn't seen her in over a year I believe; And I want a child myself. Anyway, In my dream. Me and Nick were in the car. It was 3AM in the morning. And I suddenly end up having sex with him inside the car. Me and my boyfriend have been having sexual intercourse problems before this. He hasn't been able to give me and orgasm. And then I suddenly end up having sex with my boyfriend in his car. I disliked his performance then, I kept going back to Nick for more. And had Bryan thinking he was making me happy the whole time. I then woke up and fell asleep 5 minutes later thinking it was all over thinking it was just a random dream, My next dream ends up back at the Slipknot concert. I end up on Stage, And I am highly atractet too two of the band members. Joey Jordison. The Drummer, And the Singer, Corey Todd Taylor. The dream went on about random stuff like most dreams, Then all of the sudden I'm on the floor and the whole band is gangbanging me. There is about 9 Members and I'm mostly atracted too two of them; And I was so wet and I felt so good when I woke up. It was an amazing experinced dream. And I loved it. Because it was kinda my fantasy. Just I didn't think with those following people. Is this bad for my relationship? Is this trying to tell me something important? Please help me. Also, Bryan has told me multipil times that I can do my fantasys. All of them. And I promised him I wouldn't because I find it wrong. He was my first, And I want him to verry much so be my last. Bryan kept telling me that I can do my fantasys. And he's been upset that he can't exactly please me, And I have been going back home to do it for myself because he finishes to quick.

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The advice I always give is to take dreams at face value. You'll drive yourself nuts trying to put meaning to them, often finding meaning where there is none. You know how you feel and you shouldn't let dreams change your decisions.

What do think of my 2 round 2010 mock draft?
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1St. Louis Rams1-15Jimmy ClausonQBNotre Dame 2Detroit Lions2-14Ndamukong SuhDTNebraska 3Tampa Bay Buccaneers3-13Eric BerrySTennessee 4Washington Redskins4-12Russel OkungOTOklahoma State 5Kansas City Chiefs4-12Anthony DavisOTRutgers 6Seattle Seahawks5-11Gerald McCoyDTOklahoma 7Cleveland Browns5-11Sam BradfordQBOklahoma 8Oakland Raiders5-11Bruce CampbellOTMaryland 9Buffalo Bills6-10Bryan BulagaOTIowa 10Jacksonville Jaguars7-9Derrick MorganDEGeorgia Tech. 11Denver Broncos - from CHI7-9Rolando McClainILBAlabama 12Miami Dolphins7-9Joe HadenCBFlorida 13San Francisco 49ers8-8Trent WilliamsOTOklahoma 14Seattle Seahawks - from DEN8-8C.J. SpillerRBClemson 15New York Giants8-8Jason Pierre-PaulDESouth Florida 16Tennessee Titans8-8Everson GriffenDEUSC 17San Francisco 49ers - from CAR8-8Mike IupatiGIdaho 18Pittsburgh Steelers9-7Dan WilliamsNTTennessee 19Atlanta Falcons9-7Donovan WarrenCBMichigan 20Houston Texans9-7Brian PriceDTUCLA 21Cincinnati Bengals10-6Jermaine GreshamTEOklahoma 22New England Patriots10-6Brandon GrahamDE/OLBMichigan 23Green Bay Packers11-5Charles BrownOTUSC 24Philadelphia Eagles11-5Earl ThomasFSTexas 25Baltimore Ravens9-7Kyle WilsonCBBoise State 26Arizona Cardinals10-6Jerry HughesDE/OLBTCU 27Dallas Cowboys11-5Taylor MaysSUSC 28San Diego Chargers13-3Jared OdrickDE/DTPenn State 29New York Jets9-7Sean WeatherspoonOLBMissouri 30Minnesota Vikings12-4Dez BryantWROklahoma State 31Indianapolis Colts14-2Maurkice PounceyC/GFlorida 32New Orleans Saints13-3Corey WootenDE/DTNorthwestern ROUND 2 33St. Louis Rams1-15Brandon LaFellWRLSU 34Detroit Lions2-14Brandon GheeCBWake Forest 35Tampa Bay Buccaneers3-13Golden TateWRNotre Dame 36Kansas City Chiefs4-12Terrence CodyNTAlabama 37Washington Redskins4-12Vladamir DucasseGMassachusetts 38Cleveland Browns5-11Jahvid BestRBCalifornia 39Oakland Raiders5-11Carlos DunlapDEFlorida 40Seattle Seahawks5-11Ricky SappDE/OLBClemson 41Buffalo Bills6-10Cam ThomasNTNorth Carolina 42Tampa Bay Buccaneers - from CHI7-9Patrick RobinsonCBFlorida State 43Miami Dolphins7-9Arrelious BennWRIllinois 44New England Patriots - from JAC7-9Damian WilliamsWRUSC 45Denver Broncos8-8Greg HardyDEOle Miss 46New York Giants8-8Lamarr HoustonDTTexas 47New England Patriots - from TEN8-8Jonathan DwyerRBGeorgia Tech. 48Carolina Panthers8-8Mardy GilyardWR/KRCincinnati 49San Francisco 49ers8-8Chad JonesSLSU 50Kansas City Chiefs - from ATL9-7Navarro BowmanOLBPenn State 51Houston Texans9-7Perrish CoxCBOklahoma State 52Pittsburgh Steelers9-7Devin McCourtyCBRutgers 53New England Patriots10-6Mike JohnsonGAlabama 54Cincinnati Bengals10-6Andre RobertsWRThe Citadel 55Philadelphia Eagles11-5A.J. EddsOLBIowa 56Green Bay Packers11-5Dominique FranksCBOklahoma 57Baltimore Ravens9-7Aaron HernandezTEFlorida 58Arizona Cardinals10-6Dan LeFevourQBCentral Michigan 59Dallas Cowboys11-5Daryl WashingtonILBTCU 60San Diego Chargers13-3Anthony DixonRBMississippi State 61New York Jets9-7Javiar ArenasCBAlabama 62Minnesota Vikings12-4Jevan SneadQBOle Miss 63Indianapolis Colts14-2Brandon SpikesILBFlorida 64New Orleans Saints13-3Joe McKnightRBUSC sorry if it's kind of hard to read... i pasted it from excel... Any questions feel free to ask... I can e-mail the answer to you or just put it in the additional informaton

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Pretty damn good and some very interesting picks, but not quite perfect. Still probably the best mock I've seen on Yahoo! Answers (besides my own obviously). The 9ers do need a right tackle, so Trent Williams isn't a bad pick (at least since Bulaga is off the board), but I doubt that they'd go with two offensive linemen in the first. My biggest problem is probably Dez Bryant falling that far. Maybe you're a Vikings fan doing some wishful thinking, but I would be shocked if Dez even came close to falling out of the top 20. Besides that my biggest problem is your complete omission of Eric Norwood and Sergio Kindle, who are two of my favorite 3-4 OLB in this class that aren't DE/OLB tweeners like Brandon Graham and Jerry Hughes (Kindle played DE at Texas this year but even in a 4-3 he'd play LB). Donovan Warren's okay, but he's mostly potential and I don't think he's worth a top 20 pick. Kyle Wilson might also be a tiny but too high but its not that bad. I love Sean Weatherspoon, but he really projects much better to a 4-3. He could be a 3-4 mike, but the Jets are more than set at ILB with Bart Scott and David Harris. Give them Norwood, or the best 3-4 LB on the board. Wootton (which for the record is how its spelled) is a nice prospect, but he's mostly all potential, and at that point they should go with Carlos Dunlap who's also all potential but at least he doesn't have the health concerns. Besides that there's nothing that bad. Gresham and LaFell are a little too high for me, but besides that there's not much else to complain about. Very solid job. If you're curious you can check my 2 round mock here- http://www.footballsfuture.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=375303