Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': Boy, Oh Boyd

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Here's what Jim Cramer had to say about some of the stocks that callers offered during the "Mad Money Lightning Round" Tuesday evening:

Nortel Networks(NT Quote): "It's a dog, but it no longer has fleas. ... two thumbs up. But not way up."

Altria(MO Quote): "It's one of my favorite stocks."

Boyd Gaming(BYD Quote): "I think Boyd Gaming is the ultimate play on gasoline coming down."

Cogent(COGT Quote): "I think it's too high risk. I would rather see you in LLL (L-3 Communications(LLL Quote)."

Verizon(VZ Quote): "SellSellSell. I think you should take your loss and move on to greener pastures," because of cutthroat competition with cable.

SanDisk(SNDK Quote): "It looks like there could be a coming short-term glut in flash memory. ... Take a little bit off the table, will ya?"

Myogen(MYOG Quote): You don't need Myogen when you can be in the Genentechs(DNA Quote)."

Apple(AAPL Quote): "I would do a 'mon back* if it would just come down a few points."

Noble Energy(NBL Quote): "I want you to sell that one and roll into Nabors(NBR Quote). How 'bout a sale of Schlumberger(SLB Quote) against a buy of Halliburton(HAL Quote)? Sell the Slob right here and buy the HAL."

Prudential(PRU Quote): "You are a very smart man for holding from its inception. ... After the close, Prudential announced a buyback and a nice dividend."

American Electric Power(AEP Quote): "AEP is not the one I want to be in. ... You need growth, my friend."

Knight Ridder(KRI Quote): "The problem is, can they find another buyer? Tony Ritter has done everything he could. He was about making money, not winning Pulitzers, and he still couldn't do it. Bottom line, ring the register."

Google(GOOG Quote): "Let it pull back a little. ... Let it come in and then do the 'mon back, not now."

Quintana Maritime(QMAR Quote): "You're from Kansas, what are you doing with a shipping company? You got no water out there. This company's got like three ships."