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However it is finally decided, it will somehow negatively affect the Bills in a playoff game.

Pack light, there’s probably a name brand outlet store there.

Intellectual IP theft by the CCP is rampant in Harvard's research labs.

i get it oj tends to make people bleed as a son of immigrants, football wasn't a thing in my house. i kind of started watching in 1990 at 8 years old and figuring out the game, and the only season i couldn't bring myself to watch any was 2001. my fandom actually inspired my parents to start watching and loving them.

Still curious why republicans don’t pass immigration law though…if there was ever a time, it is now

We had Zoey, a brindle boxer pit mix. Zoey because it fit her. She is 8. Then we adopted an Akita belgian malinois mix when he was 3 months. We went with Zeus because that means both dogs begin with a Z. Also Zeus is a cool name for a dog of his looks and size. He's about 5'8 when he stands on 2 legs just under 80 pounds

Love that ICE still got the guy- and then promptly arrested her a$$

"Seasons"?! Try "Decades". As for the Bills, I grew up in Rochester during the era of black-and-white TV on 3 stations. All we HAD was the Bills. When I think of OJ running through the snow, it was mostly from the crappy reception on the TV set.

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Me, personally, I've been a Bills fan since before Josh was born. My first memory is of Mini Max Anderson reputedly swallowing his tongue. But two or three years ago, I met some bandwagoners. They had gone to school, and were friends, with Josh's mom. Said the entire family was very nice - good people. They became Bills fans when Josh was drafted. Can't blame them.

Bud, I think there’s potential, but as we both have said, he’s done nothing yet as a HC. We’ll see. Im open minded. I felt the same way about McD 8+ years ago. I thought potential, but we hadn’t seen anything yet.

I'll definitely attend the joint practice. Like you, I had face value offers for a preseason game, and while I appreciated the gesture, I kindly declined😅

Me too. I was a Cleveland Browns fan before OJ. I wasn't real serious though. I remember LeRoy Kelly was their running back, and not a lot else.

I became a fan the day we drafted Nathan Peterman (I'm also deeply religious and my wife says I have trouble hitting the target)

It's a mental disorder

I went to our last Panthers game in 2017 when Zay Jones dropped the game winning TD/first down with a few seconds left. Their club is very nice. Carpeted concourse, some parts have A/C, etc. I would suggest that area. Most Backer groups buy the cheapest tickets possible which put you starting directly in the Carolina sun and its HOT.

I don't find it particularly reasonable to, on the one hand, suggest that it's not possible to deduce that Keon's reduced effectiveness in getting open and executing his plays was responsible for his getting less targets....while on the other hand deducing that Brady's scheme and opposing DC's ability to counter-act it was to blame. There are all sorts of charts, metrics, and analytics measuring receiver performance -- some of which form the basis for the very thread in which you're replying. None of them paint a very flattering picture for Keon Coleman. There's also the eye test, and for me, that test indicated that Coleman didn't look like the same guy after injury that he was before it. And again, his head coach and GM literally SAID as much after the season. If you want to blame scheme, that's certainly your prerogative. I choose to lean more toward the idea that the young, raw, not-so-great-at-separating-to-begin-with WR who dealt with maturity, work ethic, and injury rehab issues was more to blame for his own waning effectiveness than the OC who coordinated the second highest scoring offense in the league.

I became a Bills fan on January 28th, 1969. Part of being a Bills fan is embracing and navigating the heartbreak, with the spectacular moments. That's why once Josh leads us to our first Lombardi, it will make everything worth it. And to those that jumped on the JA17/ Bills bandwagon in 2018, enjoy this legendary ride. You may not see it again in a lifetime.

Color pattern plays a part. First cat was black and named Midnight, second cat was gray and named Smokey and third cat was tuxedo with a black "mask" on ears and upper face with white mouth area was named Bandit. Current cat a tortie named Chloe before we met.

Fixed it for ya... Regarding the clapping, there are 27 bones in the human hand. It's not hard to believe that at any given time McDermott has a handful of micro-fractures. Dude must have a high pain threshold because he's like the Energizer Bunny of hand clapping.

Da fuq is this guy?

Yeah winters now are one big snow that need to snow blow and that's it for a 5-6 days whereas growing up we seemingly shoveled daily. Our lilac tree in full bloom but need to find some kind of pole to straighten it as that previous snow storm nearly ripped it out and been growing on an angle.

Sorry, I've been watching since before Kelly. Only games I have missed watching were when they had the rare blackout and those I listened to on the radio. Last time I missed a Bills game, I couldn't tell you when.

Unfortunately, this bill doesn't say anything about tariffs because Congress doesn't have enough guts to take back that power they should have. If this bill passes it at least has staying power. I'd wait until the final version of the bill passes to judge it as public pressure for any kind of welfare spending cuts is probably going to be removed or significantly reduced.