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    Thank You Bills

    in The Stadium Wall Archives

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    I have been a fan since 1964. In that time I have invested my emotions for most of the seasons and for the most part gotten trampled. This season I was determined to not get caught up in it and just enjoy the positive parts. Most positive is the money I have made off of the Bills this year. That part was real sweet. Thanks, let's do it again next year.

     

    The three Canes we have on the team have added life to the regular bunch of duds and has beens. That part was fun.

    Beer Snobs (you know who you are)

    in Off the Wall Archives

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    Beer snob here.  The Sam Adams White ale is a Belgian Witbier, there are many better examples of this style in my opinion than the Sam Adams version.  Here is a list, the Hoegaarden should be easy to find but my favorite is Blanche De Chambly and Allagash White. 

     

    Witbiers

     

    The Chimay that AD mentioned as well as the beers mentioned above can be found at Premier Gourmet

     

    And forget the Blue Moon, it's made by Coors.

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    Blanche De Chambly is my favorite in this category. I appreciate being called a snob. It seperates me from the thundering herd.

    Smerlas Bashing

    in The Stadium Wall Archives

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    The frickin blow hard got himself a radio show in New England and commenced to rip into the Bills and kiss *ss elsewhere. So after how nice we all were to him while he played here ... then he has to go and do us dirty like that.

     

    Oh yeah, and he also killed the Jolly Little Baker from Kaufman's Rye Bread with his bare hands.

    The 50 best Jokes in America

    in The Stadium Wall Archives

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    23:

     

    A man meets a gorgeous woman in a bar. They talk, they connect, they end up

    leaving together. They get back to her place, and as she shows him around

    her apartment, he notices that her bedroom is completely packed with teddy

    bears. Hundreds of small bears on a shelf all the way along the floor,

    medium sized ones on a shelf a little higher and huge bears on the top shelf

    along the wall. The man is kind of surprised that this woman would have a

    collection of teddy bears, especially one that's so extensive, but he

    decides not to mention this to her. After a night of passion, as they are lying together in the afterglow, the man rolls over and asks, smiling, "Well, how was it?" The woman says, "You can have any prize from the bottom shelf."

    OJ Simpson and the Buffalo community

    in The Stadium Wall Archives

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    I'm old enough to remember that time. I saw OJ play at the Rockpile downtown and I also saw him at Rich Stadium. Once at Rich I saw him run for a 90 something yard TD. At the time he was the bright light of optimism for the team. He set rushing records with a losing team. As fans we wondered how great he could have become playing for a better team while all the time being grateful to have him as a part of the Bills.

     

    As far as community work I know of none. He was living live in the fast lane in Buffalo New York. That wasn't real fast at the time.

     

    What happened to OJ once he got out of football is a shame. He wanted to be a part of the Hollywood crowd. He moved back to LA where he was a local superstar from his days at USC. Then things get difficult.

     

    At the present time MOST people only accept the most basic of stories as true. Add a degree of complexity and MOST people call b*llsh*t on it. So the simple accpetable story is OJ kiilled those people himself.

     

    Gretzky had a very simple story going until about two weeks ago. Very simple for people to buy. He was a hockey hero a clean living guy with a happy marriage. It's what we wanted to believe. But now that story is much different.

    Is Ralph cheap? I mean, really cheap?

    in The Stadium Wall Archives

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    Yo momma so fat...

     

    Wait...wrong thread.  Sorry

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    I have no time for fat jokes because ...

     

    I’m busier than a busy person.

    I’m busier than a grave robber at Forrest’s Lawn.

    I’m busier than a set of jumper cables at a Puerto Rican wedding

    I’m busier than a one-armed wallpaper hanger with hives

    I’m busier than a podiatrically challenged person of indeterminate gender at a butt-kicking contest.

    I’m busier than a frog on a log

    I’m busier than a sea serpent at a boat show

    I’m busier than a tick laying eggs

    I’m busier than a beaver in a lake of coffee

    Is Ralph cheap? I mean, really cheap?

    in The Stadium Wall Archives

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    Extra ticket revenue too little for Bills to hire top coaches

     

    (January 26, 2006) — It is impossible to criticize a slight hike in Buffalo Bills ticket prices for the 2006 season when they are still are the cheapest seats on average in the NFL.

     

    Unfortunately, it seems quite likely that owner Ralph Wilson Jr. isn't using any of that added revenue to hire a head coach and coordinators with glowing credentials and hefty salaries.

     

    It doesn't help the reputation of the Bills when the team fires head coaches and they land on their feet making more money as offensive (Mike Mularkey) and defensive coodinators (Wade Phillips and Gregg Williams) elsewhere.

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