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EasternOHBillsFan

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  1. 3 hours ago, julian said:

    you have to remember he was fleeing Chinada and Trudeau’s oppressive regime, it’s all about perspective I guess

     

    Ironic considering Florida is much worse. In Panama and Costa Rica you get the beautiful locale and low cost of living without the oppression and nonsense in Florida.

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  2. 14 hours ago, 78thealltimegreat said:

    ESPNs latest 7 round mock draft has 16 Wolverines being selected this braking the previous record of the Joe Burrow LSU team and I admit there is some guys here who’d I love in Buffalo to add especially some of those day 3 guys 

     

    Braking? I thought this was the NFL, not F1 or NASCAR!

  3. 2 hours ago, Bogie_Klinkhammer said:

    21 last thursday

     

    30 years from now you'll learn the meaning of senior. I was 21 in 1994, back when I could breathe like a normal person and my back didn't hurt every single day.

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  4. 4 hours ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

    Thank you.  99% of this is HIS doing, and he can end it any time he wants. 

     

     

     

    "I'm ready for watever" and THE MEDIA went nuts... that's not Stef, that's a bunch of bottom feeders calling themselves journalists speculating on FOUR INNOCULOUS WORDS... like this:

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  5. 2 hours ago, Freddie's Dead said:

     

    Li'l' Donte being the last one.....  Let's hope Samuel is a better football player and way less of an #######.

     

    Me too... I honestly thought we'd draft Dobbins, but after his terrible luck I don't feel nearly as bad. Always happy to get the best fit FIRST, regardless of university.

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  6. 1 minute ago, Matt_In_NH said:

    He has not signed yet and you just jinxed it.

     

    FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU** MCKISSIC..... that is no jinx. McKissic jinxed himself!!!!

     

    AMAZING SIGNING!!!!! Finally a Buckeyes player on the Bills again!!!!!!

  7. On 3/10/2024 at 12:19 PM, boyst said:

    You'd like parts of SC. It's relatable to Ohio. That or the northwest of GA.

     

    If you can stomach it, Alabama has some nice places if you're into the beach stuff. 

     

    My mother and sisters live in Colorado, so a place out west is in our sights... Colorado is too expensive, but New Mexico fits the bill. We considered Flagstaff as John Fina recommended it, but Flagstaff may be too pricey for us even though it's beautiful.

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  8. 1 hour ago, boyst said:

    Ohio is one of the most unique states I've ever been to because there is so, so much more than the few big cities and each of the big cities prior to the mid 00's was vastly different. Cincinnati vs Cleveland, Columbus vs. everyone, Toledo vs. Dayton, Findlay vz Zanesville. The entire state contained a vast cornucopia of culture. NY is essentially down state or upstate, much like SC, VA, WA, OR. Georgia, NC, CO, NV, have relatively small centers of urban development compared to the massive amounts of rural undeveloped country side. 

     

    Ohio has a lot to offer it just isn't for everyone 

     

    I hate it here in the Youngstown area... it's like being in a place where all the people that gave a crap all left, leaving *mostly* old people and the dregs of society. The people that live on my street leave trash in their yards, let their kids do what they want, loud bass/music, cars and trucks with no bumpers and busted out headlights (as the geniuses here have no annual inspections) and recently my car was stolen after we got back from the fair but was recovered. 

     

    I am the sort of person who enjoys both the city and country myself, a rare person these days. I can't take the cold that I love anymore because my lungs are shot so we were contemplating New Mexico or just buying a large RV and sticking to the southwest... anything but this miserable rainy and cold hellscape!

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  9. 10 hours ago, boyst said:

    If only you'd have hung on to that land to sell today. Land anywhere outside of CLT is insane. 

     

    Friend of mine has family land across from Concord mills. It was his grand dad's farm. Sold 400+ acres of it when he was in high school. Bought twice as much land and kept a ton of money. 

     

    My mother had to sell after my dad died... there was no way she could maintain the house by herself. Now although the house is still there, the land around it is inundated with overpriced new housing on what used to be hundreds of acres of forest and they actually built the light rail my dad advocated for publicly in the paper and on TV for YEARS. Kind of depressing to see everything now and know that part of my life died with him.

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  10. 5 minutes ago, boyst said:

    Was this in wny? Or rural eastern oh?

     

    I swear a few places of eastern Ohio through the pennsyltucky corridor are still in the 70's.  That's mostly south Ohio, it stops up toward Canton, stow, twinsburg, kent which to me is eastern Ohio.... I guess stuebenville and south it gets awful different.

     

    No, it was in the suburbs right outside of Charlotte, NC... not really rural. In those days you either had a huge dish or rabbit ears. There was no cable service to our house available until the late 80s.

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  11. 2 hours ago, Buffalo03 said:

    Well the earliest Millennials were born in 1981. Late 70's is actually more Millennial than Gen X even though you are a Gen Xer. I had someone born in 1979 bashing Millennials and I was like " bro, if you were born 2 years later you would have been a Millennial". It's funny to hear people say sometimes 

     

    I was born in 1973, so I lived a life as a kid growing up with antenna TV, no video game consoles and no VCR until 1985, so no MTV. We had 8 tracks and vinyl albums. Growing up during the late 70s is vastly different than being born in the late 70s :P

  12. 2 minutes ago, Buffalo03 said:

    You'd be surprised. I've seen 15 year olds called "godd*amn Millennials". It's a term that gets overused when it shouldn't. They are too ignorant to realize how old most Millennials are now

     

    Try explaining to people the split amongst Gen X which is very real! I've lived it for the past 21 years with my wife, who is 45 and I'm 50. I got the late 70s and early 80s which were different than the late 80s and early 90s, so there are some things she doesn't get that I get.

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