BillsBruce

NO ONE, absolutely NO ONE hates superfluous apostrophes more than I do. However, as "Let's" is a contraction of "let us," it is correct to use the apostrophe in that case. Just sayin'... I agree with the OP! We are all in this together, as Bills fans and comrades. Let us (or let's?) never forget that. I think we all need at least 17 Bills games this season. I wasn't terribly satisfied with the way our last 17th ended!!! (Worst, nastiest, meanest, rottenest drunk I've ever had after that game.)

ESPN is the Jerry Springer of sports news and talk. The network and its heads feed on scandal, controversy and negativity. I've taken to calling it MeSPN, as the network, and again, its good looking, clever, erudite and WAY hipper than thou talking heads seem to create as much news as they report.

+2 And 40 was pretty hot at 25 (in a MILFy sorta way). Dangit, why didn't I copyright that term 27 years ago?!?! I could buy the Bills!

Or if your real hungry, your going to of pizza's for dinner.

Got an AOL disc with 1099 free hours, 'cept ya gotta use 'em in the first week.

Brilliant idea. Thanks!

I got three words for you: Car well Gardner.

Special Secret Song Inside? I want to (Super Bowl) party on your p****, baby!

Yep, pivotal. As in the game turned on that call. And that's the one that particularly leaves me scratching my head. If an official makes/blows a call like that, is it better or worse if it's fixed? If it's intentional (rigged) or a bad call (incompetence), it matters not; the outcome is the same - the game is decided not by the players on the field, but by the officials. Not how it's supposed to be. Who cares if it's fixed? And I also feel that a blown call in the first quarter is more tolerable than one during crunch time. Just like I'm significantly less upset with Stevie making that fumble in the first quarter. I'm tired of the shoddy product.

Carwell Gardner #35. Still, and always will be, one of my favorite Bills. Loved his blocking, power running and kicking Bryan Cox's arse. Saw him ice the game vs. the Packers at the Rich in '94.

Got it!

Not that we don't believe you, but I think we're gonna have to have some proof. Just to be safe, you know. Photographic evidence will suffice. Me, I'll have coffee from my Bills mug, then be in my Bills boxers, hopefully shorts if the weather cooperates, my Thurman SB XXV throwback and gathered with the gang in East Corning.

Anybody got any good O.J. jokes?

And then the O*** S**.

Thanks, I needed that!

I don't get it again. But seriously, folks... This thread is about a nice little, interesting and nostalgic photo essay. Does it really really have to become another Top 10 List of double homicide jokes? No, REALLY? Don't know about the rest of you, but I've heard them all, mostly from the same morons who asked me first if I knew what "Bills" stands for (if you haven't heard that one, congratulations on your first birthday. Hope you had a nice party. With puppies and kitties and duckies). It's been a long time and they weren't funny when they were fresh. Can we please stop? I choose to remember how excited I was watching O.J. break 2000 as I was decorating the Christmas tree. Better memory. Please; just say no to easy, unfunny attempts at humor. Newsflash: it ain't clever. Maybe you think they're funny (for the 10,000th time), but I bet I'm not the only one who disagrees. Can we make TBD and TSW an O.J. Joke-Free Zone?"

I don't get it.

Harrrummph! (in strong agreement, as in, "I didn't get a Harumph outta that guy!" Governor William J. LePetomaine Also one of my all time fave Bills. Loved the #26 corner blitz as well.

Is it really? Knowing where to place the superfluous apostrophe is sooooo hard! Is it Bill's? Bills'? I kinda like this variation; B'ills.

Love it!

No, unlike in MLB with its guaranteed contracts. My Mets released Jason Bay and he was signed by the Mariners, so he's earning a really nice double dip paycheck this season. In fact he and Bobby Bonilla are the Mets highest paid outfielders this season!

C.J. really needs to do a much better job of pass blocking/blitz pick-up to be considered an every down back. Maybe Thurman can teach him.

Other thread.

Funny you bring up The Chroisen One. I was wondering yesterday if Ryan Nassib could be The Chroisen One II. Hmmmm...