GaryPinC

Thanks, yea, I don't go up there much but will be careful if I do.

Went from Cleveland to Toronto airport and Google maps took me on 407 ETR road for about 10 miles before I realized it was a boothless toll system. It was $3-4 for the toll, problem was, they automatically tacked on $15 to set up an account so now I owed them $20 for 8 minutes of driving! I have EZPass too. I tried to call them for a month but never got through so I finally ignored it and it went away. So far the Canadian extradition papers haven't shown up!

Absolutely agree with you and further Kiko has both feet planted as Allen has already started sliding and then launches himself low at Allen. None of it is an out of control continuation, it's purposeful.

Both Beane and McDermott are young first timers so you have to allow them to make mistakes on the job. I do agree that winning is a process not a final score, so I'm really happy with the true culture change taking place. It's what keeps the Patriots contending year after year and now we have our own version. I do think McDermott's too enamoured with his "process" that wouldn't let go of Peterman, Beane screwed up the backup QB situation massively, arguably cut too much talent from the roster and they're both about to make a mistake about Shady's 2019 effectiveness, though we can work around that. So long as they learn from mistakes and keep improving the team I think they easily get two more years.

What you are doing is theorizing his rationales for playing this season and retiring while ignoring everything about how the man operates and what he stands for. Your theories are most likely wrong, because as per my previous post, Kyle has demonstrated in many ways he doesn't act noticeably on your ascribed level. While highly competitive, winning (at least short term) does not appear to be his primary motivation. In no way did I say you were critical of Kyle Williams and ironically ( but unsurprisingly) that is the only straw man argument here.

Nice. Yes, let's start by ignoring that by all accounts Kyle was close to retiring last year but decided to come back. Let's ignore his passion and leadership by example. Let's ignore that he finally has a coach installing a culture that aligns perfectly with his character. Let's ignore that he could have left here years ago for a proven winner. Let's ignore his constant mentoring, also recruiting efforts over the years with guys like Mario. Let's ignore that the guy is respected, admired, and beloved by the locker room, coaches, front office, and everyone in the Bills community. Let's ignore the fact that our games are essentially meaningless at this point of the year. Yes, let's ignore everything he's built and everything he stands for, all the satisfaction of his efforts and renowned character, and instead ascribe an arrogance and pomposity that after the New England game he was staring at his money and career, gave up all hope for the future and jumped into retirement. Well done, you totally nailed it. You're such a legend in your own mind as usual.

Baseball isn't boring because of the strategies, baseball is boring because you spend most of the 3+ hour game watching batters scratch their nuts, re-velcro their gloves and pitchers pick their asses and re-adjust their hats. Foul ball, repeat ad nauseum. Best thing they could do for the sport is impose time limits between pitches. Speaking as a soccer/ hockey person, I appreciate and sometimes watch baseball but there is almost zero creativity and on-the-fly strategy which also becomes boring for me. Baseball strategy also is easily learned and understood given the snail's pace of the game.

Wow. Yea, George H.W. Bush obviously lived his life to cast an evil pall over the world. You conspiracy clowns really nailed that one. Right up there with John McCain being an AQ supporter. Nice work wedged up there in your own rectums!

It's too late for him but perhaps those prayers will help you....

Let's hope he amends that to "talent+culture=greatness" after the Nate Peterman debacle. I'm surprised some reporter doesn't hammer him on it.

Yep, if nothing else the cops tend to target the left lane.

I drive a lot of miles, 10 or more mph over, and would drive myself crazy if I let these left-squatter and race-the-passer people's self-centered habits bother me. I use all open spaces in every lane to get where I'm going and accelerate through my passes. Definitely follow the unenforced left lane rule but it's only possible like 15-20% of the time. On a on a standard 4 lane divided interstate with a left-squatter, I'll take one for the team and attempt a hopeless right lane pass just to force the squatter to speed up. Works almost every time! I totally get why road rage happens. Just can't take it personal on the road. On 2 lane rural state routes, my passing record is 9 cars and a semi at once on the flats out to Toledo. Hate people too scared to use the dashed yellow line. Another hate is people leaving the parking garage won't back out when you are waiting for their spot. Like I'm creating a hostile environment waiting on them for "their" spot! GTFO and stop dragging ass!

Nice! Congrats on finding a great one! My point was sometimes the ladies prefer you do the dirty work and lay down the law so they don't have to. Sounds like it's handled though.

I'd discuss it with your fiancee and be honest where you're coming from on it. It's her friend. See how she reacts, a lot of chicks don't like to be the bad person or there may be a good reason she tolerates her friend. It may help you find the best way to handle it and avoid conflict with the fiancee.

Yea, she's 48 and still beautiful but I'd rather see a couple legit body wrinkles than that over-brushed cartoon body.

Haha, that's the pic! They either pasted her head on that body or air brushed the sh*t out of her wrinkled skin and added a fake tan to boot!

Thanks for this, the entire thing looks faked. She smacks him in the side of the head and he doesn't even react! Doesn't even lift his arms as she puts him in some cheesy looking choke hold. Falls straight back as if unconscious after 5-7 seconds of the "choke hold". Stupid 15 minutes of fame.

First time GM, first time head coach. They're going to make mistakes. Kudos to Beane for stepping up. Now we need McDermott to admit he trusted his process over talent too much with Peterman

I'd have to see her in person. Probably set a world's record for amount of botox (I'm surprised she's still able to blink) and all her photos are heavily edited. Love how her face and body are two very different colors. That said, she's definitely doable.

I understand the overall color pattern is similar but the visible writing (white on black background) is clearly not the same as the ISIS flag. I'm curious about whose picture that is next to it.

Honestly I thought he looked shifty as ever but that he's lost some of his upfield burst. Love the guy so I hope I'm wrong, but he looks half a step slower this year.

-9-7 wasn't good enough Marrone's year like it was for McD to luck into the playoffs. Big deal. -Marrone inherited EJ Manual situation after Fitzpatrick was flushed and at least he was smart enough to force Whaley to get Orton year 2. -McD inherited a stable, mediocre situation with TT. And he still managed to screw it up as TT should still be here to mentor JA. -Marrone stuck working with Whaley and Russ Brandon. McD gets Beane, at least both are on same page. -McD and his Nate Peterman love. An NFL coach should know better. Marrone wouldn't have made that mistake twice, if even once. No, all things considered, Marrone was one of the best in 2 decades AROUND HERE, certainly there's no significant difference between him and McD yet. I am far happier to have McD than sour-puss Saint Marrone but let's be real here, Marrone was put in a far more difficult coaching situation WRT QB and FO.

I don't like the guy, and am glad he's gone, but Marrone is proving to be a good coach and shoots a large hole in your "best in 2 decades".

Your end of it was not a healthy discussion over time, now you're getting the nothing payback you deserve. But you keep believing it was your unrecognized genius. It's obvious you're a legend in your own mind.