I'm not saying the Bucks havent signed anyone, but their payroll hasn't changed that much in the last few years.  Theyve been coming in under the luxury tax threshhold since they traded Ray away.  Their attendance has also been relatively the same since 2003.  Do we have any real proof that they're losing money?

 Henne's ok.  Brown and Williams are far more responsible for their 5-2 record in the last 7 then Henne. 

 I had a brief period where I was really into some Industrial music, particularly White Zombie(Sexorcisto), and anything from Nine Inch Nails or Ministry, and Last Rights from Skinny Puppy, but I never strayed too far off the beaten path.  It was all downhill for me after the Crow Soundtrack(the NIN song on here is actually a remake of a ...

[quote user="jaymo"] Culpepper sat on the bench for one season compared to three for rofldgers.  And still had a better record.  He inherited a team that was 10-6 the previous year and actually improved upon the previous season to 11-5.  IN HIS SECOND YEAR IN THE NFL .  Certainly better than going from 13-3 to 6-10, ...

[quote user="MateoInMex"] 1. "The Bucks play to sparse crowds in an arena meant for an NHL team that never came and opened before Jennings was born. If the NBA plans to stay in Milwaukee, the Bradley Center must be replaced and fans must come back to support a franchise that’s finished dead last in the Central Division every year ...

 Cool we're talking records now?   Minnesota Vikings Playoff Record (all-time) : 18-25 (Last appearance after 2008 season)  Super Bowls Won: 0 out of 4 appearances  Championships Won: 0    Green Bay Packers Playoff Record (all-time) : 25-15 (Last appearance after 2007 season)  Super Bowls ...

[quote user="Destinos2"] What's with Joy Division-  They weren't even in the 80's- post punk docu stuff with their lead singer committing suicide, but the music was bad. The Cult is one of my favs. Love like Blood is the only song I know by Killing Joke (I'll add that one). Never heard of Slint. Pixies I have ...

[quote user="TheDude"] How 80's were REM and Jane's Addiction? They couldn't have been too influential in that decade, could they? IMO, most of the music in the 80's should be forgotten. [/quote]  Jane's Addiction peaked in the late 80's.  This is when both Nothing's Shocking and Ritual were ...

[quote user="ledzepp8"][quote user="friggiDD"]A.R. NUMB NUTS[/quote]Haha, the Vikings wish they had a QB like Aaron Rodgers.  That way they wouldn't have had to pin their super bowl hopes on the arm of a 40 year old QB, who to be fair, at this point is playing better than he ever has in his career.  Surely ...

 +1 on Joy Division and The Cult.  I'd add Killing Joke, Slint, Pixies, Violent Femmes, Jane's Addiction, Sonic Youth, and Gang of Four.