Gugny
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i don't hate him, i saw him years ago, way before wearing a wool cap year round was cool. when i saw him he was more of a DBT, roots type band, not country...if i am remembering correctly
I heard a quote the other day, "Only two types of people wear sunglasses indoors; blind people and ass holes." - Larry David
There's got to be a similar quote about the year round winter hats.
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Yeesh. If they were hellbent on the whole color fade thing, they should have reversed the colors, at least.
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These two are the kiss of death, have we EVER won when they are in the booth? Freaking annoying
We destroyed the Chiefs in Week 2 with Gannon working the booth last year.
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Ballston Lake here.....wonder how many on this board are in the Cap Dist.
I bought my motorcycle from a guy in Ballston Lake.
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Ok so ads are generally targeted to what is believed to be your gender, age, and interests. Given playtex is a middle aged woman's brand you my friend must be an actively shopping cross dresser....
I was wondering why mine started out with a penis reduction commercial.
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October 5, 1998. I brought my dad to the game. It was my second game and his first. We were playing the 49ers. Bills were (0-3); SF was (3-0).
We got to the hotel (econolodge on milestrip) and the mood was bright. Everyone was in high spirits, drinking beer and throwing footballs. We all talked about how cool it was going to be to see Jerry Rice and Steve Young. Who cared if we lost? We were still gonna have fun!
Well our Bills ... our Rob Johnson-led Bills ... weren't laying down ....
I found this summary online just now ...
October 4, 1998: Bills 26, 49ers 21
Another Niners game and another 300-plus yard, 3 TD performance by Steve Young (man that guy was good). This time, however, the Bills had the Niners shut out until the fourth quarter, and a 23-point lead thanks to three Steve Christie field goals, an Antowain Smith TD run and a Quinn Early TD pass from Rob Johnson. San Fran came roaring back with 3 scores in the final quarter, but their rally fell short in the end. Some cocky young WR named Terrell Owens had 4 catches for 69 yards for the Niners in this one.
This year's home opener is a close 2nd. Between the TBD tailgate (my first), EJ's debut, EJ's first TD and knowing we had those slimy bastards on the ropes for 3+ quarters ... it was one hell of an experience.
Go Bills!!!!!!!!!
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If the Jersey Jets show up and do anything less then trying to put our lights out I will be surprised. This is a team that plays with their back in the corner a lot and they thrive doing it. They will come at us fully charged and trying to lay a lick in. Our OL is going to be tested, Spiller is going to be knocked around, and Jackson is going to be hit all over - high and low. Lets hope the Zebras keep it clean.
Fear not. I'm a Federal Agent.
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@Gugny. What did Mcnabb do? I didn't see it.
It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't what I'd expect from him. He was just very loud and borderline arrogant. I just watched it and I might be overreacting a little. Here it is ...
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/0ap2000000247420/McNabb-s-number-retired-at-halftime
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He's hosting a party at the property and asking that the kids at the party attend so he can talk to them. He is genuinely interested in helping to improve these kids' decision-making skills and, quite possibly, their lives. Talk about a gentle giant.
Oh ... and the thanks he gets for being forgiving, understanding and just a good human being?? Of course ... it's a !@#$ing lawsuit.
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My Takeaways:
1. Vick was terrible last night, but I still think he's playing better (through 3 games, albeit) this year than he has since his return from prison.
2. Vick won't make it to week 6. He's taking a beating behind the line of scrimmage and beyond it. He's just not big enough.
3. McCoy is an animal. I really thought he'd suffered something serious and I'm glad he's okay.
4. Eagles fans continue to solidify their place as the worst fans in U.S. professional sports. But give them time ... they'll end up decapitating a ref, too.
5. I prayed that the Bills wouldn't hire Chip Kelly. I think I'll thank God every day for the next decade that they didn't.
6. The Chiefs are (3-0) because they beat teams they were better than. Good for them and good for Reid.
7. McNabb made an ass of himself at halftime. I've always liked him, but he showed no grace and less class.
8. If Buffalo is still relatively healthy (i.e. - our premier starters), Nov. 3 should be an easy win.
9. Prior to the draft, I was down with getting Alex Smith. I still think he is a good QB. But kudos to the Bills brass for deciding to draft EJ. He's better.
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I'm a fan of old country music ... namely Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline.
Listening to today's country music is like looking at a Penthouse magazine. The words mean nothing, but it can still be entertaining.
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You need to look directly to the right of the "Tonight" portion of today's forecast. It's not an ad. It's a video.
The boobies are real. And they're spectacular.
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cool, now if we can work on that deep ball.
Baby steps. For now, I'll take some more sustained drives so our D doesn't get gassed.
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1. Thanks, OP, for the summary of the interview.
2. The longer the national media pays no attention to us, the better, IMO. A win vs. the Jets and the coverage will really be on the incline. Let the focus stay on the teams and players they've been salivating over since pre-season ... while Buffalo quietly takes care of business.
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No one can possibly say no to this chick.
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Happy Birthday. I hope your day is spectacular.
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Indeed a great fighter and man. Likely the only man who could leave this life saying, "I once broke Ali's jaw." R.I.P.
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To tag any offensive lineman, you need to pay them tackle money. Guards are not worth tackle money. It's one of the flaws in the franchise tag system.
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if he keeps up this pace he will have 30+ sacks this year.
Meanwhile, is Marcel Dareus even playing?
Can you please explain your Dareus comment?
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I know you guys base your yes and no's solely on looks but damn I woman that hot that is !@#$ing a 15 year old has some major mental issues and I tend to shy away from women with mental issues. Especially the hot ones.
This reminds me of the guy (I can't remember who, but it was here) who told me, "you don't want to have sex with Rhianna. She's a sex addict and once you had sex with her, she would want you all to herself and always want to do it."
To this day, I can't find a problem with that scenario.
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"You can do that later, perv. I'm trying to hail a cab!!"
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I'd be on Cloud 9.
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Personally I think Jimi would have 'disappeared' in the blues joints of chicago and mississippi and just played whatever the f*** he felt like playing.
This is always what I've hoped would have happened.
It just amazes me that this 27-year-old has been gone for 43 years and still remains relevant.
You can't say that about Eddie Van Halen, and he's still alive. And in the late 70s/early 80s, eight out of 10 people would have said EVH was the best ever.
I don't want to pick on any one person; I personally know plenty that do this. I will never understand bringing up the anniversary of someone's death. If anyone has an explanation, I would be interested in hearing it.
I think it's just another way to remember someone, as well as recognize when they left us. Jimi Hendrix's death date has always stuck with me; as has John Bonham's (a week from today). None more than John Lennon for me, personally, though.
I remember the day my grandmother died, yet I have no idea when her birthday was. Not sure what that means, other than dates of death of those near and dear to people tend to mean something.
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Lets focus and put this thread back on track
Good call (getting it back to Jimi). And great tune.
Caption please
in Off the Wall Archives
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"I think I found that chick from "What's Eating Gilbert Grape!!!""