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The problem with stats vs garbage stats, is that now you are having someone decide what stats matter. That is kind of like the officials, and what constitutes a penalty now.

Moonshine for breakfast worked for me! (I had some eggs, coffee,a bagel and fruit at the hotel)

It was like the 90's again. The 12th Man had a great game.

In reference to penalties against the Bills and uncalled on the Dolphins in the third quarter, I thought I time warped to the 70's. Horrible GG was sitting behind me and was screaming about the false starts, especially from the blind side.

Liar, liar, pants on fire! Stromboli was fantastic and distributed to us as we had our breakfast beer and moon shine. A second batch was available shortly after the first. We missed you, though, Mead!

This is a perfect example for our fans who did not experience the 70's, why us "old timers" hate Miami so much! Nice find!

The closing line to Tom Waits' Emotional Weather Report is "...and precipitation is expected" This guy has the best lines in bohemian jazz genre.

Ahw00000000000 !!!

I have to cancel. Other priorities prevent me from coming for a plate. See you Saturday!

There are 11 of us in the Rockpile secton this year. Youngest daughter Kalene (Babyrock) and son-in-law Jamie are veterans, the rest are TBD rookies (not Bills rookies). We will have burgers, dogs, snacks, plates, napkins, buns, beer, and more. Only need grill space!

From that column: "Sweet 'N' Sour Matched Set: With the game tied at 17 in the fourth quarter, the Bears had third-and-1 on the Buffalo 34. Jay Cutler faked a toss left against a defense overstacked anticipating a run, then rolled right, hoping for a home run. The Bills had the intended receiver covered. Rather than try to run for the first, or simply throw the ball away, Cutler heave-hoed a crazy across-the-body pass that was intercepted by defensive tackle Kyle Williams. Very sour. Now the game is in overtime, with Buffalo facing second-and-5 on the Chicago 39. The Bears had already possessed the ball, so the fifth quarter has become next-score-wins. Buffalo lined up tight end Scott Chandler as an extra blocking back. At the snap, Chandler went right, and the offensive line zone-blocked right. Tailback Fred Jackson, at 33 the league's oldest running back, went "under the blocks" toward the left, as the entire Chicago defense reacted to misdirection the other way. Jackson reached the Chicago 1: The winning field goal followed a moment later. Sweet."

I met her in a club down in old Soho where you drink champagne and it tastes just like cherry-cola.

BUMP

Will miss you but congratulations!!

Staying at Comfort Inn on Camp Road. I miss the camping days - last year was our first in a hotel. We sold the popup, but I am fine on the ground outside if it is dry!

my son has been making some fine apple 'shine and peach 'shine, but he can't get another batch for me before the weekend

Will there be a "cover charge" to get a name tag (Thanks, Diane) and identify who is entitled to TBD food, grills, drinks, and so forth? It helped pay for the parking acreage we rent from Hammer as well as tent, tables, chairs, etc. Then if any is left we can use it to support TBD web site. Thoughts? Did I miss this in the thread? Who is coming on Saturday and where are you meeting? We usually meet at Danny's.

Just saved me asking the question! That moonshine was fantastic!

Bills lead by 3 with 4 minutes or so. Damn this script is so old! Defense PLEASE pull it off! You have been the reason we are even in this game!

Woods is GREAT!

I spent a week in Seattle and had a very nice time. No problems with airport, transportation, restaurants, etc. Just lucky I guess!

Three in general parking, please!

Urp. I mean IN!

Ferguson talked to Jim K and about dealing with cancer. http://www.buffalobi...e3-1196b9c345ef

Follow up. I actually held a winning ticket. The winners were supposed to be on a video, that will be circulated throughout the company and probably FB. I gave the ticket to someone who really wanted to be part of "that". I also verified 100% of the funds were going to ALS.