MarkyMannn

200% correct!!!!!!!!!! That mag has painted themselves so much into a corner with Jap cars, that for their own slanted credibility they cannot not endorse anything else. I feel for people that are blinded by CR One thing about all these threads with car comparisons. So many people compare their 2006 Honda/Toyota to their 1985 Ford/GM car and say how wonderful they are. Well compare the same model years, I doubt you'll find much difference.

Your description of WM........right on! 3 carries, 5 yards, gimme a break

Profootballtalk.com has the Bills ranked #32 in the NFL. Yes, it's only August, but I don't expect much this year either

Geez, lets set our sights a little higher

Think of all the parts that go into a car. Do you really believe all the parts were made on a Monday? Engineering and Quality practices are exponentially improved, not only from 30 years ago, but even 10 years ago. New models would not concern me, unless it was some radical new technology, ie: hybrid The "lush" comment is ridiculous, and insulting. It says more about the person you know who said that. I work in manufacturing, but not in automotive

Got mine today!!!

That was you guys? Just kidding

BS!!! And the same for the other posts blaming the printer. I work for a ticket printer. Virtually every delay in shipping is the customer. They know when they want tickets, but they stall for months on specification and artwork approval until there are days to go. Finally, at that point a printer gets the package & needs to load artwork electronically, make plates and tooling, get inks, paper, and packaging. Then they need to find production capacity at a point in the year when all kinds of football teams need their tickets too. So now its convenient for the Bills to blame the printer.

I haven't yet seen where the Sab's have accepted the arbitration award Briere got. Any updates on that?

When you watch those episodes with the Bills' Super Bowl teams and their talent, you really realize just how far away this team is from success

I wonder what the status of Winslow is? You never see anything on the 'net about him

Sounds like the annual review process at the place I work

I seem to remember getting mine last year within a week of the first preseason game

Some Honda motorcycles are also built in the US

That's exactly what it is, relatively common. Ford TSB's: TSB #15030 -- SOME VEHICLES MAY EXHIBIT A TRANSMISSION SHIFTER STUCK IN THE PARK GEAR POSITION. TSB #01181 -- BRAKE SHIFT INTERLOCK

As an avid ATV'er, all "sport" quads are all suspension, almost like a trampoline on wheels. Dirt bikes too. You can take some pretty serious jumps no problem. But a "utility" quad, 1-2 feet and you'll feel that one when you land

First time riders are buying a 189mph bike??

I got mine in April No bike yet, and although I'm really itching, just not sure................

Amazing the idiots that make lefts in front of bikes. Just the other day in WNY bike accident

You know there is no helmet law in PA, and Ben R was adamant he was not going to wear one.

I was at a draft day party in the Jim Kelly club that day. Place was packed. We drafted MW and later that day traded for Drew B. I tell you the electricity at that party was such that you could make your Bills Super Bowl plans that day. Everyone was HYPED up!!! Who would have thought that actually it may have been the darkest day in Bills history. Of course the 4 SB losses aside

That's for sure. A guy I work with blew the engine on his Corolla at 5,000 miles. He would still insist and argue "other than that, its a great car".

Toyota's definition of this may surprise you also

1984 Chevy Celebrity. Just an incredible amount of repairs, not to mention a Chev dealer that had no morals whatsoever. Conversely, a 94 Taurus, best car I ever had. Other than maintenance, a $50 repair of broken sway bar links for the life of the car. Totalled at 99,000, I bought a 2002 figuring 8 years newer, it has to be better yet. WRONG!!! I almost wonder if Ford put lots of effort into a really good car (the 94), then after that puts lots of effort into taking out cost, and there goes the really good car (the 2002)

I'll agree on 98-02 Reed was the best WR ever hands down. Long & productive career, and you also have to consider team success over the same time. So what if you put up great #'s and you go 3-13 every year. A lot of other WR's mentioned in this thread have the same problem. One or 2 great years, short careers like Butler, or the team stunk (Briscoe/Moses). Golden Wheels was just before my time