SoulRebel79

RB - Marion Barber

RB - Willis McGahee

RB - Ronnie Brown

RB - Julius Jones

RB - Rudi Johnson

RB - Jerious Norwood

WR - Amani Toomer

WR - Ben Obomanu

WR - Mark Clayton

WR - Warrick Dunn

WR - Antwaan Randle El

WR Joey Galloway

I can start 2 running backs and 2 wide receivers and then 1 more, either running back or wide receiver. My team is marginal at best so I am really unsure who to start.

Any suggestions?

My idea is

RB - Marion Barber

RB - Willis McGahee

RB/WR - Ronnie Brown or Julius Jones

WR - Amani Toomer

WR - Ben Obomanu

My dad has a radio in his garage and some old 6x9's. He ask me if I had an old 12volt power source for it or something. I do, I just don't know if the current being pulled by the stereo will kill the power supply.

Anyone have any experience? I have two years electronics experience I just don't see and power rattings on the unit. What amperage are we walking about?

I've been wanting to get a tattoo for a long time. I never knew exactly what I wanted. One month, I would find one/think of one I would really like, and the next month it wasn't as interesting. I finally know I want a tattoo that is Bob Marley related. A photo of him and I guess a few other things to personalize it.

My concern is finding a tattoo artist in Northern Indiana that I have confindence in to actually draw Bob Marley on my arm with out making it look all jacked up.

I like:

http://tattoo.about.com/library/graphics/smbobmarl...

This is alright too:

http://www.zhippo.com/StudioOneTattooHOSTED/images...

Looks like the tattoo artist was drunk:

http://www.tattooartists.org/Images/ThumbNails/000...

I guess my question is how much more difficult is it for a tattoo artist to do a portrait as compare to lets say a tribal design? Should I not settle for just any tattoo artist with business? Price Estimate?

Let's say you are diagnosed with a curable disease, and there is a basic standard medical procedure that can cure it in a reasonable amount of time with out much pain. (and you have medical insurance)

Now if you refuse the treatment because you'd rather die, is that still suicide? I ask this from a religious stand point and a medical standpoint.

Keep in mind:

The end result is the same, your dead.

Suicide is a curable mental illness, the other illness was a physical curable illness.

Is that suicide? Is that punishable by "God" (For you religious folks out there).

I know some religions and some denominations of Christians don't believe suicide is a sin, while others do. I am just looking for opinions. Not the correct answer!

I guess 10 points for the most well rounded opinion