Buffalo Soldier N.O.

Johnny Flynn and Paul Harris representin' upstate big time! Flynn is going to be a superstar in the NBA.

BTW, I think matter2003 made a good post on the previous page

Hey Guys, This is my first post. I've been trolling for a few years now and have felt compelled to add my voice many times, but haven't. Laziness I suppose. I love the site and is very interesting reading. We have first rate fans and I think that is why this site is so good. I now live in New Orleans and, like Buffalo, there is always talk of relocation. I'll tell you this now, both teams are going nowhere! Like the Bills, the Saints have an educated and savvy fan base. They eat, breath, and eat football all day long here, as well. Like Buffalo, N.O. gets ridiculed for being a backwater. It's far from it. I guess this is where this post connects with Buffalo's nightlife. Buffalo is a fine place to play. There is plenty to do in Buffalo. I always enjoy my visits. Buffalo is a hard partying town and you gotta love it. There are plenty of places for good food and drink. If you really want to go to high end clubs, Toronto is close by. Having said that, there are plenty of down to earth local hangs that are great. Two places off the top of my head are The Pink and Cozomel's. Ultimately, as a fan, we don't want our players out partying during the season. They are payed to play football. I party a lot, but I don't want to be partying with the players on the team during the season. I want them focussed on football. Let us drink the booze, smoke some weed, and do a bump. That's for us, not the players. Offseason is a different story as long as the players don't get carried away (no coke, not tons of booze, and plenty of weed is o.k., by me). So, let's stop worrying about what T.O. thinks of our nightlife. He will figure it out how he wants. If we see him out partying too hard, take him home. Tell him you will be his chofuer (sp?) around town for the entire offseason after we win the Super Bowl! Anyway, Buffalo is a great party town and T.O., I think, will really come to appreciate Buffalo. It's a great town mired in an economical rut, much like Elmira, where I grew up. Besides bars and food, you have great architecture and natural surroundings. Don't be your own worst enemies ( those still living there), and focus on what is good about Buffalo. I know it's tough at the end of your long winter to be optimistic, but the days are getting longer, the sun is about to shine more, and football season is a few short months away. Enjoy!