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Date Posted: 08:19:19 01/17/03 Fri
Author: Den
Subject: New strategy for the Bux!

Even though the 40 degree curse was broken in Chicago, the Bux have come up with a sure fire way to raise the temp above 40 degrees at Veterans stadium this weekend. It seems Warren Sapp will not play in the game at all but just stand on the sidelines and run his big fat mouth. They figure if they can get enough chocalate and jelly donuts in him early, he may even raise the temp in the stands so that the Eagle fans are nice and toasty and they may even cheer for Tampa. If attending the game, dress in layers. Methinks the 4th quarter will be very cold though when the fat ass finally gives up because they are down 30 points.

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