EasternOHBillsFan

Do I have to do it? GAWD.

I'm afraid that the top brass in Carolina have realized that Delhomme is the reason why they lost, and not Fox. Let's hope they are stupid and can Fox

Pshaw! None of you watch serious, hard core, intense news. I present Valentina Elizabeth!

I'm sure you could more than appreciate this little gem I found: I want to be the sand!

The Music City Miracle was a dagger... Clay Matthew's interception of Jim Kelly was brutal... Ronnie Harmon...

I feel the exact same way- Reilly=obnixous, loudmouthed scum?

AND it says it is for charity- +/- 14 cents for every download! I'll try it...

Serena Williams for those of us who like figures.... ALWAYS my #1....

I NEVER want to hear Vikings fans complain about Foreman and the snowball incident.... EVER. "During the last regular season game of 1975 the Vikings were playing the Buffalo Bills at Rich Stadium on Saturday, December 21 during a classic Buffalo, NY snowstorm. Foreman was having a fantastic game despite the conditions. He would finish with 85 yards rushing, 10 receptions and four TDs in less than three quarters. After Foreman's third score (which gave him 21 TDs for the year, one shy of the NFL mark), Fran Tarkenton joked in the huddle, "Anybody who gets to the one-yard line, go out of bounds. We want some touchdowns for Chuck." The crowd was getting ornery. Not only were the Bills being clobbered, 28-6, but it was looking like Foreman and not hometown hero O.J. Simpson might walk away with the TD record. Simpson had gotten his 22nd TD of the season in the first half, equaling Gale Sayer's 1965 total, but Foreman and the Vikes were really on a roll. Late in the 3rd quarter Foreman was chasing a pass thrown out of the end zone when he was hit in the eye by a snowball. He went out of the game for a couple of plays, then returned with blurred vision and caught a six-yard touchdown pass to tie Sayers and Simpson with 22 TDs. That was it, though. He spent the last quarter on the bench. Less than a minute later, Simpson scored on a 54-yard reception to surpass Sayers & Foreman. The next day, St. Louis' Jim Otis, playing only the first half, gained 69 yards in 14 carries to edge Foreman for conference rushing honors, 1,076 to 1,070." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Foreman

Shhhhhhh! Don't give away our trade secrets!

OWWWWW.

I am disturbed by your premise that illegal immigrants bring a bulk of the crime to this country, which I just do not see. Our services are already burdened by the baby boomers who are in their retirement years and are siphoning off money. We MUST have a younger workforce to bolster our population, because we will be very senior-heavy in the next few decades. In fact, this wave may be a blessing in disguise.

I'm speaking from the perspective of an administrator and what we've had to deal with our mini towers' hard drives going bad and the aggravation we've experienced by having to have Dell come out and replace them all. It has been a nightmare. Most people don't invest in two HDs, and I never thought about giving that advice, only addressing the potential problem.

Who is providing the work for them to remain in this country? Many of these same things were said of the Italians and Irish that poured into this country many, many years ago, and it did not ruin our country. This sort of thing happens from time to time, and now it just happens to be from non-European sources. There is little difference, and if you had lived in a major city in 1910 then you probably would have said the same thing, but a funny thing happened after- their descendants spoke English, grew productive, and added so much to our country. All of this race nonsense is an American invention, sought to frighten everyone. I'm not buying...

I would SCRAP the Seagate and get another brand... they have high failure rates that make me say 'pass' every single time. It is a well known problem in the IT community, so I thought I'd pass that on to potentially save you heartache and loss of all of your data in the future. One of the many examples of stories regarding Seagate

If you want to see a real curse, bring Flutie back to Buffalo. I'll be cursing at the TV on an hourly basis. (could not resist)

So far, I haven't seen many negative responses, which is good. John Fox is a winner, but has been saddled with a quarterback who has cost him far too many games for him to be acceptable- he's had no real support behind him either at the position, which made it worse. Charlie Weis has produced a large amount of offensive production from Notre Dame in his tenure there, and he most certainly can be the answer to our offensive nightmare. This intriguing combination could very well be a huge step towards bringing the playoffs back to the Bills. However, the idea that Claussen could be our quarterback is extremely frightening- he is vastly overrated. Now I am hoping we do NOT have a pick to where we ould draft him if we do land him as OC. BTW, Jim Harbaugh is NOT leaving Stanford anytime soon.

Different game with different rules... I'll take a couple of personal fouls over 10+ false starts and holding penalties that we get from other linemen.

Florida? Mississippi? Alabama? South Carolina? Who did this study, a Southern States Tourist Board?! Ohh, not them if they existed, but "Andrew Oswald of the University of Warwick in England",! "When human beings give you an answer on a numerical scale about how satisfied they are with their lives, it is best to pay attention. Their answers are reliable" Their results come from a comparison of two data sets of happiness levels in each state, one that relied on participants' self-reported well-being and the other an objective measure that took into account a state's weather, home prices and other factors that are known reasons to frown (or smile). Wow, what a study... based on an 'objective measure'. The WEATHER?!?! Home prices? Known reasons? Now it all makes sense... this study is, how you would say in the UK, a load of bollocks.

When I saw that Incognito had been released, my first thought was that this Bills HAVE to pick up this guy. To cut someone outright like that was clearly based on frustration and by a team that is clearly far worse off than the Bills. When we picked him up off waivers, I immediately thought of one man- Conrad Dobler. When you have the opportunity to pick up a player like this when there is no continuity or much talent on the O-line, to do it is just awesome. If you don't know who Conrad Dobler is, ask around... read this article about what he's doing now, and what others said about him. A Dirty Shame

Considering that Reagan and Dubya account for well over 60% of the total deficit, Obama would have to be president for another 4 terms before approaching the numbers!!!

You'd better save it for your next dinner, or you'll starve... the economy is falling, the economy is falling!! LOL

Nope, I haven't! Four more years of keeping conservative Republicans out of the Oval Office is worth the price.

That's why I don't even bother to engage in any debate- it is like banging your head against a brick wall and getting it all bloodied; quite pointless indeed. NOW they complain that everyone left... hmmm I wonder WHY? Who honestly wants to waste their time being insulted and be called all sorts of names just to provide a counter to a bevy of extremely slanted talking points from biased sources? Not me... and then they question if you are real? A laugh indeed.

High Anxiety has to get an honorable mention- it really did an outstanding job of producing over-the-top Hitchcock parody. Classic scenes such as the vertigo in the hotel, Dick Van Patten being killed with an extremely loud radio, the ink down the drain, and the final tower scene. You just don't see it near as much on TV anymore, but I thoroughly enjoy watching it.