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Yeah, like I said. I'd love for Highmark to be chock full of Bills fans and I'm sure that's every team's wish. I just have an issue with a retailer dictating how you use what you've bought from them. But I get it. It's their choice/right. And it's also something - as a consumer - I know about going into it.

To clarify my previous comment ... ideally, YES. I agree that it would be great if STHs were all actual fans of the team who intend to either attend games, or share tickets with other fans of the team. But a team simply saying, "nah - we're not gonna let you renew," seems like a dangerous precedent to me. Dangerous for the team. It's reminiscent of the TB Lightening not letting anyone wearing the opposing team's jerseys into the game.

13 seconds ...

If I buy a product, then I should be able to use that product however I want to ... including re-selling it for a profit.

I second this emotion.

I'd let her slap a pair of cuffs on me.

Something in the way she moves Attracts me like no other lover Something in the way she woos me I don't want to leave her now You know I believe and how

I seriously think he may be the most likeable professional athlete of all time.

"He'd make a great Quarterbacks Coach," in 3 ... 2 ...

Heady Topper isn't even the best Alchemist beer, let alone best beer in VT. I'll take a Focal Banger over a Heady any day. I'll be exploring other VT breweries this summer!!

I think there's probably about a million men (who attended church as children) who'd disagree with you.

I'M MAD!

Crowd noise.

The targeted demographic will have a) plenty of money and b) plenty of flexibility to adjust to late schedule changes.

Realize? Yes. Give a sh!t? Nah.

I am still on the fence with this one. I might just wait it out and see what's going on closer to the date (Oct. 19 at MSG).

Here we go. Please do tell me about the 1927 bombings and then try to tell me how that is, in any way, relevant to the modern day gun violence/mass shootings using semi-automatic weapons.

That's the show I was looking at because I figured that's where you'd go. Looks like the seats I saw are all "companion" seats. What a bummer. The ticket sales industry is so broken. The cheapest resale ticket for the Pearl Jam MSG show is $627 and it's a nosebleed ... behind the stage. Crazy.

Aww, man. Tears for Fears would be great. I do see some tix in the $50-$60 range, but they're pretty far from the stage.

If we don't go 22-0 this year, then I want his bald little wrasslin' clap-happy ass outta here.

I agree that banning semi-automatic weapons is a bit of a pipe dream, but I do believe it's what is necessary. And (this is not pointed toward you) to all the people who like to beat the "CRIMINALS ARE GONNA GET THESE WEAPONS EVEN IF THEY'RE ILLEGAL" drum ... no effin sh!t. We all know that. But it's too goddamn easy for any joe schmo to purchase one. Mental illness is one of .. if not the .. biggest plagues our nation faces. And it's also not being addressed properly. Background checks need to be extensive. Applicants' social media activity needs to be reviewed/monitored. As you mentioned, waiting times need to be be appropriately long. There is so much more that can be done if these weapons continue to be available to the general public. But I will always maintain that eliminating them is the answer.

Perhaps not. But fewer deaths and injuries.

Well, for one (and at top of mind), mass shootings would be far less severe.

I have no problem with responsible gun ownership. I grew up with guns and hunted at a young age. I DO have a problem with semi-automatic weapons. They are killing machines with no other purpose. There's a lot we can do. And yes ... I agree ... nothing gets done because people dig their heels in. There IS a logical solution. It just doesn't include semi-automatic weapons.

It's a goal we should work toward. Oh, yes. Then forget it. Mea culpa.