Johnny Hammersticks

+1 Again, I think 4th-5th round is his appropriate place given his ability as a pure passer. He really needs to sit for a year or two (or three) behind a seasoned veteran.

Hopefully Gilmore and McLovin stay healthy, but if something happens I am more than confident in Corey Graham to fill in. I actually thought he played better than Leodis last season.

My Father and I have already decided that if the Bills make the Super Bowl, we will be there in the stadium to watch the game.

Exactly. It's meant for entertainment purposes, and I think people need to watch with that in mind. I'm sure when Gruden was a HC, and a QB was brought in for a pre-draft visit, the interview looked a lot different. As a previous poster mentioned, I pay closer attention to how the player interacts with Gruden. His personality...the way he carries himself....the way he responds to constructive criticism.

You'd be surprised CGF. These are some seriously twisted individuals here at TBD. A lot of bizzare proclivities out there. Caulk a doodle doo.

I think Gruden offers up a fair amount of criticism to go along with praise for each of the QB's. For example, he really raked petty over the coals about his weakness with protection calls. It is meant for entertainment, however, and people wouldn't time in if Gruden was overly negative. Petty certainly has a lot of arm talent, but he does not seem ready to run a pro-style offense. He's a project, and would be a decent value (IMO) in the 4th or 5th round. He'll likely go much earlier than he should.

I blame that dagg-Nabb rock and roll music!! Those whippersnappers and their gyrating hips dancing around like gypsies!! <coughs deeply and bangs walking cane on table>

Does the caulk come in different colors? What happens if the caulk gets in his mouth?

I was at this game too, CGF! My wife was 7 months pregnant with my son and she came with us. Didn't Jarius Byrd have 2-3 interceptions? I remember the crowd being at least 1/2 Bills fans, and singing the Shout song as we walked down the ramp from the upper deck. Panthers fans were looking at us like we were crazy.

That is absolutely hilarious!! Good for your Dad.

That's a pretty impressive Bills fan "resume."

3 of the final 4 is really good, although this year was rare in that 3 #1 seeds made the final 4. I usually do 3 or 4 money brackets, but this year I just did one vs my wife. Wager is date night of the winner's choice. I had Kentucky/Duke in the final game, but I already beat my wife b/c she had Nova winning it all. I entered a different $100 pool where you get #s for each game...similar to super bowl squares. I already won my money back, and would have won $650 if that Wisconsin bastard sank both of his free throws at the end vs Kentucky. Hopefully I hit big tonight.

If the winner's score ends 0, and the losers score ends in 4, I win $1,600.

Recently discover a local rye whiskey from a distillery called Whistlepig. It's fairly pricy at $65 per bottle, but boy is it smooth and delicious. Makes a great Manhattan, but even better neat or on the rocks.

When/where was your first Bills game (home or away)? While I started loving the Bills and watched all the games on TV at a much younger age, my first game was 12/10/89 at Rich Stadium against the Saints. I was 10 years old. I remember not being able to sleep at all the night before, as I was so excited and anxious. I went with my Father and my Uncle who shared a block of 4 season tickets. My most vivid memory of the game was when we first walked out to our seats. It was amazing to look down at the field and see the REAL Buffalo Bills warming up on the field. It was surreal. My Father still describes the look on my face at that moment as one of the happiest moments of his life. It was cold and snowing hard that day, and the crowd was relatively sparse, but we were prepared with the proper clothing, hand warmers, and plenty of hot chocolate (beers for the grown ups to stay "warm"). I remember Marlboro was running a promotion that day, and as we walked in I was handed a plastic bag which contained a winter hat, a scarf, and a mini pack of cigarettes (imagine that). We lost a close game 22-19 to the saints, but James Lofton caught a 40 yard TD bomb from Jim Kelly, and Pete Metzellars caught a TD pass in the 3rd quarter to keep it close. My Father kept his seasons until I was in graduate school and his health began to decline. I went to at least 2-3 home games every year from 1990-2006. I thought it would be interesting to hear others' experiences of their first game...especially the "old timers" who got to see their first game at The Rockpile.

Anorexic heroin addicts are bringing sexy back. I said left. Who has time to commit to one hair style?

lol...what I meant by "not overwhelming" was that I could still taste the beef. Unlike some marinades where all you can taste is the marinade. Good stuff. I liked the liquid smoke in the mix.

A woman at work sells fresh eggs. She brought in a few dozen last week, but after looking at them I was kinda turned off. They were all different colors, shapes, and sizes. Something about them skeeved me out. Aren't they supposed to be sanitized or something?

Perhaps? I'm not sure who I murdered and buried in the side yard while in dreamland. Who has time to keep track?

Well, yes. There's that.

Cletus, I tried your marinade on a sirloin last night. Tenderized it, and soaked it for almost 20 hours. Tasted great but not overwhelming.

Last night I had a dream that I had a body buried in my side yard. The city came by and started digging around in my yard to run a new water line to my house. I was worried about being caught. What do you make of that? Championship!!!

Where did you get the Heady Topper? I live in Vermont and have to drive 45 minutes to get it.

They engineer super powerful strains of marijuana in their dorm room.

Ham, cornbread casserole, and green beans. Deviled eggs all day! My favorite.