uforesircher

the one that results in a touchdown

there is great power in positive thinking - ours will be with you both

Born in Buffalo 1952 Lived on the West Side, P.S. 45 Graduated from Lafayette H.S. 1970 Enlisted in the U.S. Army Jan 1971, served over 2o years Retired from active duty in May 1991, retired from the Central America Joint Intelligence Team (CAJIT), Counter-Drug Joint Intelligence Center (CD-JIC), D.I.A. in the Pentagon. Been to over 35 countries. Returned to Buffalo in May 1994 to complete my eduation, B.A. 1998 and M.S. in 1999 from Buffalo State College. Moved to Mulberry, Florida (between Orlando and Tampa) in 2002 where I watch my Bills play every game on DTV.

QUOTE (eball @ Jul 14 2010, 12:12 PM) My team 'Clippers of Nfl' replies: What???Hey ralph why dont you spend some money you greedy ass stingy ass mf! j/k ralph, dont choke on your big ass cigar. another thread with FACTS proved that you really are not cheap. both posts are pathetic "clippers of nfl" . . . i don't know if it's just the room temperature iq or words of wisdom from the land of fruits and nuts

my team

somewhere in that equation is "first class fans showing first class support"

i am in hopes that this was done in jest, but just in case it was not rule #1: never correct a grammar or spelling error with a grammar or spelling error 1. it is: BELIEVE not BELIVE 2. it is: THESE SITUATIONS or THIS SITUATION . . . never THESE SITUATION

i tend to agree with the no trading lynch or whitner - but lynch will not be the starter on opening day - whitner possibly a starter

there is no problem with differing opinions - that is not the real problem here. the real problem is when one disagrees with the negative opinions they are usually met with personal attacks, abusive words, and the ever so popular (but pathetic) phrase of "drinking the kool-aid". people who show a positive insight are insulted, verbally abused and otherwise treated poorly by the people with negative insight. there are things that are said on this board that people would never say face-to-face to the people they are talking to. i think different opinions are fine - and the world would be boring if we didn't have them - but there is a right way to dissagree with someone other than being insulting, confrontive and/or abusive.

. . .people who can't spell complaining when they are complaining about people complaining about vuvuzelas

QUOTE (The Dean @ Jun 16 2010, 07:08 PM) ???? Bell isn't a rookie. 2008: Selected 219th overall with the team’s first of three seventh round draft picks - played in zero games. 2009: preseason - dressed for 5 games; played in 3 games; started in 1 game (HOF game) // regular season: dressed for 12 games; played in 8 games; started in 8 games. 2010: this will be his third nfl year.

(1) now that's impressive - national level sport hacks using your material - wow (2) obviously nothing - see (1) above (3) oh - so now you're an expert - wow again (4) see (5) bolded above (5) correct - and on so many levels

yep . . . an eccentric doper . . . that's ricky alright

correct - oh wait - that makes him a first-round draft pick that is third on the depth chart - so i guess the original poster was correct also - why the fuss over a rb who is third on the depth chart.

not a negative reply - but i have had dtv for 8 years also and recently we had to go to the southern tier for my wifes' mom's funeral. we stayed at her sister's place and she had dish network - it was horrible compaired to dtv - but i hope that is not your experience.

me - it's the only i can watch my beloved bills play every game - so yeah i'm in

brilliant

iceman - now you are getting to the heart of the problem imo with last year's o-line - leg strength.

idiotic

it's not a big deal really - just two guys voicing their opinions. on one hand you have jim kelly, a bills fan as he has stated . . . on the other hand you have trent edwards, not a bills fan as he has stated . . . just wondering . . . who is the naive one here . . . jim? . . . trent? . . . the espn bills-hating media hacks? . . . you? imo i agree with jim kelly . . . trent has had 3 years to do something to impress . . . and he has failed. california qb's have not faired well in buffalo . . . we all know this. nothing naive about those statements . . . just the facts. now if coach gailey can turn trent around into a productive, functional nfl qb then i'll be rooting for him every week, even though he is not a bills fan, but i have fears that trent is damaged goods between the ears . . . certainly he has all the physical attributes one would like in your starting qb . . . but imo he is broke mentally . . . i would love to be wrong about this and see trent turn it around, even though he is not a bills fan.

i've been to it several times and read the names on it, even though it is so very hard for me to do as my brother's name is on there, but i cannot remember if i saw bob kalsu's name on it or not.

as a bills fan i would love to see that - but i wouldn't put any money on it happening

hey not fair - the dude is on a roll - don't confuse him with truth and facts and real football stuff

exactly - your entire post is 100% correct

well there you are - finally spot on about something